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Chinatown’s most iconic restaurants

These restaurants are some of the oldest and most loved in Melbourne's famous Chinatown precinct.

Karé

Serving delicious umami-packed Japanese curry creations.

Yarra Falls

An intimate bar with great drinks, snacks and river vibes.

Haigh's Chocolates

Fine handcrafted chocolates at the top end of Collins Street.

Pure South Dining Room

Elegant Tasmanian produce, overlooking the Yarra River and Melbourne skyline.

124 Shoes

Handcrafted Italian footwear offering quality craftship and contemporary designs.

Ngali

Ngali is a First Nations' high quality clothing and accessory brand.

Dolly

Old-world glamour awaits at this elevated European restaurant with a cinematic backdrop.

Sud

Sud has an intimate and stylish ambiance, and a seasonally driven Italian menu.

Wax Music Lounge

A bar and live music venue from the team behind Melbourne's legendary Wax Museum Records.

12 – 14 Jun

A Reflection in Time

MSO Principal Conductor Benjamin Northey joins forces with Australian violinist Christian Li.

The best focaccia sandwiches in Melbourne

Find the tastiest focaccia sandwiches loaded with burrata, mortadella and more

Bsharp Barbershop

A modern barbershop located in the heart of Carlton.

The French Shop

Queen Victoria Market stall selling imported and local cheeses and French specialty smallgoods.

Charles La Trobe Coffee Co

Great coffee with a wide selection of food.

Maka Maka

Browse the range of macarons or order a custom cake baked on the premises daily.

Emil Braun Jewellery

Specialist custom-designed, bespoke engagement and wedding rings, and corporate awards and trophies.

Taquito

This Mexican-inspired bar and dining venue makes every tortilla from scratch, by hand.

Life's Too Short Bar

A romantic back-vintage wine and cocktail bar with chef-prepared all-day dining.

28 May

18th-century Demand For Beautiful Objects: Genine Wallinga

Join Genine Wallinga for a lecture exploring demand for beautiful objects in 18th-century Europe.