Your privacy at Chefzfoodis

Updated 2 November 2026

This notice describes the information involved when you browse chefzfoodis.com or email Chefzfoodis. It covers the restaurant pages, food inspiration and casino-style social lounge information. The website is an English-language presentation for visitors in Australia. Reading a page does not create an account, submit a booking or send us your contact details.

1. Who to contact

Send privacy questions to hello@chefzfoodis.com and use a subject such as Privacy enquiry. Our contact address is 1341 Dandenong Rd, Malvern East VIC 3145, Australia, and the restaurant telephone is +61 3 9563 3355. Explain the issue and, where relevant, the date or subject of an earlier conversation so the right correspondence can be identified.

2. Browsing without a form

There are no enquiry forms, customer accounts, online payments or gambling accounts on this website. The supplied navigation script opens and closes the mobile menu. It does not record names, email addresses or browsing profiles. Images and page resources are requested by your browser as you move around the site.

Contact buttons lead to a separate page with our details. An email link may open your chosen mail application with the address already filled in. This does not send a message automatically: you decide what to write and whether to send it. A message is received only after you send it through your email service.

3. Information you choose to email

An enquiry may contain your name, email address, preferred date, number of guests and questions about a meal or lounge activity. These details help us understand the request and discuss the arrangements. Keep the message relevant to your visit. Do not send payment card numbers, identity documents or information about other people that is not needed.

If your enquiry concerns an allergy or another personal requirement, share only what is useful to clarify the arrangements and ask how the information will be handled. You can make a general enquiry without providing a full name, although sufficient contact and booking details may be needed before a visit can be confirmed.

4. Purpose, access and retention

Correspondence is used to answer your question, discuss availability and follow up the arrangements you request. It is intended for the people managing enquiries and hospitality arrangements. Email and hosting providers may process technical information required to deliver their services. This site does not include a mailing-list subscription or a system that sells enquiry details.

Information should be kept only for the time needed to handle the enquiry and any relevant follow-up, subject to applicable record-keeping requirements. The appropriate period depends on the type of correspondence and whether an arrangement was made. Ask us about a particular message if you want to know what information remains or whether it can be removed.

5. Technical services and overseas processing

The Roboto font is requested from Google Fonts. Loading it creates a connection to an external provider and may disclose technical request information, including an IP address. There are no embedded video players or interactive maps. The website code has no advertising pixels, analytics platform, cookies or local-storage profile.

Hosting, fonts and email may involve infrastructure outside Australia, depending on the providers and configuration used. The supplied website does not identify a particular hosting or mailbox provider, so this notice does not name a destination country or promise that all processing stays in Australia. Contact us for information about the services used for a particular exchange.

6. Access, correction and concerns

You can ask what personal information is held about your correspondence and request a correction where something is inaccurate. Describe the information and the change you seek. Reasonable identity checks may be needed to protect another person’s information. We aim to respond within a reasonable period and explain any practical or legal restriction affecting the request.

Raise a privacy concern with us first by email, including what happened and the outcome you would like. We will consider the concern and respond. Where the Australian Privacy Act applies, you may be able to take an unresolved complaint to the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner. Its website explains the relevant eligibility and complaint steps.

7. Keeping this notice accurate

This notice reflects the functions present in the supplied site. New booking technology, analytics or communication services would require corresponding information about their operation. The date above identifies this version. An updated notice should describe the actual hosting and mail arrangements when those services are configured.

Further information: privacy complaint guidance from the OAIC.