Katy Perry's favourite Australian food spot is revealed: 'So balanced and done superbly'
Katy Perry 's favourite Australian food spot has been revealed - and it just so happens to be on the West Coast.
The Roar hitmaker, 40, who is currently on her Lifetimes Tour around Australia, is said to be a big fan of Perth Banh Mi shop Le Vietnam after her hair stylist raved about the haunt on social media.
'I randomly stumbled into @LeVietnamcafe in Perth, and this has got to be the best Banh Mi I've ever had — hands down,' Andrew Ly gushed in a post on Instagram.
As for Katy's verdict on the Vietnamese restaurant's Bahn Mi, according to her hair guru, it's 'the best ever she's had, so balanced and done superbly, and she's had many across the globe'.
The eatery's owner, DJ Lee, revealed to PerthNow that the popstar's stylist popped into the shop on Friday and enjoyed the meal so much that he came back the next Monday to pick up a mixed platter for Katy and her tour crew.
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The Roar hitmaker is said to be a big fan of Perth Banh Mi shop Le Vietnam after her hair stylist raved about the haunt on social media
Katy isn't alone in her love of the unassuming Perth spot.
Le Vietnam has been visited by many A-list celebrities, including Lizzo and Ed Sheeran.
Orlando Bloom joined Katy and their daughter Daisy Dove, five, in Perth on Sunday amid rumours of trouble in their marriage.
The actor, 48, was spotted spending time with his little girl Daisy and was joined by members of Katy's entourage, including a man who appeared to be a security guard.
Katy, who performed at the Perth RAC Arena that night, did not join the group.
Ever the doting dad, Orlando carried Daisy on his shoulders as they took a stroll around the city's CBD.
Orlando dressed casually for the outing, wearing a long-sleeve printed top and matching black jeans.
He did his best to go incognito by wearing a baseball cap on his head.
Orlando's trip Down Under comes after reports that Katy and Orlando are set to have serious conversations about the state of their relationship.
From her controversial Blue Origin space flight to her absence from their Montecito, California, home due to her world tour – things have been a bit rough for the longtime couple lately.
And while rumours may be circulating about the demise of their nearly decade-long relationship, an insider told The Sun 'no one has decided it's definitely the end of the road for Katy and Orlando.'
'They both love each other, but they have been living different lives for at least a year and in different mindsets,' a source told the publication.
'But Katy especially doesn't want to just give up,' the source continued.
Katy has been in Australia for the entire month of June, with the last performance of her Lifetimes Tour Down Under on June 30 in Adelaide.
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