Shandong Mama

Shandong Mama is an OG Chinese restaurant in Melbourne, having won a few good food awards in the past. It’s a spot we go to for reliable good Shanghai dumplings.…

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Philippe 2025

Philippe in Melbourne was a sophisticated French restaurant that offered a warm, elegant atmosphere and refined dishes with a modern touch, showcasing rich flavors and classic technique. We dined a…

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Khans Curry and Kebab

We had some average Indian (HERE) so of course, we have to mention the good Indian, even if it’s located in the smallest, most random spot in Melbourne. This little…

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Benchwarmer

Benchwarmer is a cosy Japanese fusion bar in North Melbourne, with a wide varieties of sake and beer on tap. We were overwhelmed with choices (in a good way). Food…

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Cumin Go

This Indian restaurant is definitely a troll. First, its name cum-n-go or Cumin Go…. and secondly, it was located inside a car wash 😂. This was as funny as 2…

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Taiwan Village

It’s hard finding good and cheap food in this inflated world, so stumbling into Taiwan Village was a perfect weekend dream. We waited about 15 mins on a Saturday morning.…

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Ton & Co

Ton&Co is a popular Japanese eatery in Windsor, Melbourne, known for their pork katsu. They have a strict 80 minute dining window, and are always booked out. We had to…

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Pho Kim Long

Pho Kim Long is a decade old, family run Vietnamese restaurant in St Albans, Melbourne. We popped in at 2pm on a weekday to a packed out space. The flavour…

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Mu Noir

We stumbled upon this little wine bar in Windsor, and ended up having some of the best conversations with the owner Mu. She’s of Hong Kong background, studied in France…

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A1 Bakery

A1 Bakery in Brunswick stands out as a beloved Lebanese institution, drawing crowds with the aroma of freshly baked bread and pastries. The bustling spot had become a go-to for…

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