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My Lost Piece

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Established in 2022, My Lost Piece is Melbourne city’s first Taiwanese eatery dedicated to nostalgic and authentic street snacks.

Tucked away in a laneway in the heart of the CBD, just opposite the Southern Cross Skybus Terminus, this quaint little spot serves traditional Taiwanese comfort food — made fresh daily.

From their signature crispy popcorn chicken and savoury braised pork rice to handmade drunken chicken rolls and oyster pancakes, each dish brings the vibrant flavours of Taiwan’s night markets to Melbourne.

Whether you are after a quick takeaway or a warm, comforting dine-in meal, My Lost Piece delivers bold flavours and heartfelt cooking that both locals and visitors have come to love.

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  • 12pm - 10pm 12pm - 10pm
Tuesday
  • 12pm - 10pm 12pm - 10pm
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  • 12pm - 10pm 12pm - 10pm
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  • 12pm - 10pm 12pm - 10pm
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  • 12pm - 10pm 12pm - 10pm
Saturday
  • 12pm - 10pm 12pm - 10pm
Sunday
  • 12pm - 10pm 12pm - 10pm

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My Lost Piece 古早味 台灣食堂
15 Watertank Way
Melbourne 3000

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  • telephone number: 03 9967 2666
  • email address: admin@mylostpiece.com.au
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