Mirritya Mundya, “Hungry Blackfish” in Ngarrigu, is a First Nations-owned native food company and restaurant led by Dwayne Bannon-Harrison, on Wandi Wandian Country, also known now as Culburra, on the NSW South Coast. It runs native food dining, cultural dinners and corporate cultural-capability programs.
A story worth telling first
Mirritya Mundya began in 2018 in a marquee, moved to a mobile food trailer and is now a restaurant, with work along the way at the Sydney Opera House, NSW Parliament House and Vivid Food 2025. A slogan could not say as much as that journey, so the site tells it, in the brand’s own words.
What the site does
- A Reservations button in the header on every page, opening a live booking calendar
- Gift vouchers for the native food dining experience, sold directly on the site
- An experiences section that invites groups and businesses to enquire about cultural dinners and programs
- A gallery and Instagram feed of the food and Country
- Home, Restaurant, Gallery and Contact pages
Why Squarespace
A busy restaurant team needs to update menus, photos and opening times quickly. Squarespace makes that simple, and its built-in commerce and scheduling cover vouchers and reservations without extra subscriptions.
The result
Ocean blue and warm sand tones with Playfair Display headings let the food and the place lead. The site scores 100 for SEO and 94 for accessibility in Google Lighthouse, and a table is always one tap away.
Restaurant, café or food business with a story to tell? Let’s tell it well.
