One Plate for Two Good 2.0

Overview

Automata's executive chef Clayton Wells is again hosting an all-star crew of Aussie chefs at his venue this month — all for a good cause. After a highly successful first run in 2018, One Plate for Two Good is set to return with ten of Sydney's culinary masterminds joining forces for a charity lunch on Sunday, February 24 from noon–3pm. Trust us, you're going to want to be at it.

Joining Wells in the kitchen this time around are Dan Hong (Mr. Wong, Ms.G's), Monty Koludrovic (The Dolphin, Icebergs), Ben Greeno (The Paddington, Hotel Centennial), Paul Carmichael (Momofuku Seiobo), Trisha Greentree (who's about to join 10 William Street), Luke Powell (LP's Quality Meats, Bella Brutta), Palisa Anderson (Boon Cafe, Chat Thai), Josh Niland (Saint Peter) and Federico Zanellato (LuMi Dining). Yup, they've hit the jackpot with this group.

The lunch will consist of 10 snacks — with each chef preparing a different dish — and three drinks, with booze provided by P&V Wine and Liquor, NZ brewery Garage Project and vermouth label Regal Rogue. This year, music will also take a front seat, with each chef contributing to the arvo's playlist.

All proceeds from the lunch are going to Two Good Co, a social enterprise that provides food and employment for victims of domestic violence and others in need. If miss out on the event, you can also order tasty salads and soups from the charity — which has a buy-one, give-one lunch delivery model. All of its recipes are created by top Australian chefs, too, so you're really getting some feel good, bang-for-your-buck.

The ticket to the Automata event will cost you $100, but, with this calibre of eats and the funds going to a great cause, we reckon it will be one of the best lunches you'll buy.

Tickets have just gone on sale, and you can get yours here. Last year's party sold out in 24-hours, so if you want 'em, come and get 'em.

To learn more about Two Good or to order lunch to the office, head to their website.

Images: One Plate for Two Good 2018, Nikki To.