O3 is a cafe - more specifically a co-working space - but not as you might expect. Along Queensbridge Street, you will find a cafe and an amazing converted warehouse that has been transformed into a Hogwarts library, complete with tree house and Weasley car! Cafe is open to public and a quick - and quiet - visit is the best!
Read MoreWhat is more exciting than a buffet? According to kids, not much! Here at the Grand Hyatt, the beautiful Collins Kitchen has started their Living Grand Friday night buffet. It’s a real treat for the fam, and kids under 6 eat free!
Read MoreDine in the sky at Blossom, Melbourne’s highest rooftop bar! Stunning views, delicious bites, and a fun adventure just getting there.
Read Moreいらっしゃいませ Irasshaimase! Got a hankering for a big warm bowl of ramen? Here, you can select from an alarming range of soup and noodles cooked to your specific liking (whether you like them slightly underdone, al dente or more soft, they can cater to you).
Read MoreBiang Biang Noodles serves up authentic, hand-pulled noodles steeped in the wonderful flavours of Xi’An, China. The signature dish is a bowl full of a single noodle, actually! Stretched and cooked to perfection, it’s got bite and bang - it’s got Biang Biang!
Read MoreJust down two blocks from North Melbourne station, you will find the most incredible, tiny eatery serving the most scrumptious and dainty Korean/Japanese dishes and French inspired desserts.
Read MoreDelicious food, fast service and affordable pricing. Sometimes, when dining with kids, this is exactly what you need. And if that’s what you’re looking for, Dodee Paidang on Swanston St will hit the mark. Amazing Thai food (with real Thai chilli levels, if you want it) is what you’ll find here.
Read MoreLooking for a banging location and some popping food? Bang Pop is it! Situated on the banks of the Yarra at South Wharf is this awesome Thai restaurant, with amazing food to share and a kids menu.
Read MoreToot toot! All aboard the sushi train! Here at Yoyogi you can expect fresh, hand rolled sushi, inari, seaweed salad, desserts and more doing laps around the long conveyer belt of yummy goodness!
Read MoreKoko Korean has an amazing selection of street food and Korean classics. Bibimbap, Korean fried chicken, rice bowls, udon and soba noodles, soup, burgers and curry. Head here for a nourishing and delicious meal with the fam! Handy as it’s open 7 days.
Read MoreTacos are one of our favourite dishes, and the tacos at CDMX are fresh, tasty and come out fast! This is the perfect place to stop for a bite mid-shop while out and about at Melbourne Central.
Read MoreThis section of the city is fast becoming known as Little Korea, for the amount of Korean eateries jammed into the small laneway. Mamma recently ate at Yuk Gam, a large Korean eatery akin to a late night pub.
Read MoreJapanese-flavoured ice cream hand crafted in Melbourne. If you’re not excited by this, who even are you?! Besides the wonderful and interesting flavours including Fuji apple, lychee and Pocari Sweat, yuzu, tofu vanilla, miso, sweet corn and Hokkaido cheesecake (to name but a few!), there are also flavoured cones to choose from!
Read MoreGuhng The Palace is a multi-level Korean charcoal BBQ restaurant that has it all: delicious food and drinks, fantastic friendly service, a lovely atmosphere and stylish decor. Here you can sit back and relax as the happy staff will cook the food for you! No need to worry about perfectly cooking that wagyu steak, just order away then… eat it up!
Read MoreInspired by the One Piece book and series, One Plus Piece Cafe has opened in Melbourne Central and it has every manga fan having a burger or two.
Read MoreIf you want banging Thai food in a cute cafe, then this is the spot for you! Tuck into some tasty - and Mamma means really tasty - dishes while relaxing in a cosy corner here at Roslyn.
Read MoreSmooth like butter, this French-inspired Korean pastry palace is the foodstuff of dreams! People flock here to experience all manner of sensational savoury and decadent dessert treats as well as a blend of both savoury and sweet.
Read MoreBagels and coffee, what’s not to love? Schmucks is a cute little eatery on the Southern Cross side of the city. It’s the perfect spot for a bite to eat when out and about.
Read MoreOnigiri Kitchen and Sake Bar in Little Collins Street is a little Japanese gem serving traditional Onigiri rice balls and bento boxes.
Read MoreWell this is fun! And YUM! Seoul Garden is an all you can eat buffet, PLUS Korean BBQ. Basically this means that there is so much food you will want to eat here, that you will never fit it all in!
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