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Supernormal

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Part of the Andrew McConnell restaurant empire, Supernormal offers a wide range of Asian-inspired dishes, delicious wines, sake, whisky and cocktails.

The beautifully considered space features a long open kitchen and bar, main dining area and private dining room for events, parties and karaoke.

The menu offers beautifully executed takes on classic Asian food, including dishes from Japan, Korea and China. Choose from dumplings, bao, ramen, barbecue pork or Szechuan-peppered brisket alongside signature dishes like the lobster roll, served on a brioche bun, or the peanut-butter parfait.

If you can't decide, the set menu is a great way to explore Supernormal's food.

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  • 12pm - 11pm 12pm - 11pm
Tuesday
  • 12pm - 11pm 12pm - 11pm
Wednesday
  • 12pm - 11pm 12pm - 11pm
Thursday
  • 12pm - 11pm 12pm - 11pm
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  • 12pm - 12am 12pm - 12am
Saturday
  • 12pm - 12am 12pm - 12am
Sunday
  • 12pm - 11pm 12pm - 11pm

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Supernormal
180 Flinders Lane
Melbourne 3000

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  • telephone number: 03 9650 8688
  • email address: info@supernormal.net.au
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