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Aerial view of Indonesian dishes.

YOI Indonesian Fusion

YOI Indonesian-fusion restaurant brings Bali's brunch scene to the streets of Melbourne.

An array of delicious-looking traditional Thai dishes displayed on a wooden table, seen from above.

Bali Hai Thai

Melbourne meets Pattaya with rich seafood options, vibrant veggies and traditional Thai flavours.

A selection of mostly green matcha flavoured drinks and sweet treats in takeaway containers from Balibola cafe, arranged with pale pink wrapping paper and napkins.

Balibola

Find Bali's famous matcha cafe at a cute hole-in-the-wall kiosk in Collins Street.

A collection of pastel-coloured cute clay trinkets.
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Krayon Art Market

Spend a cozy day filled with trinkets, stationery, art, and more from a curated lineup of artists.

Interior of Tang Asian Food Emporium showing a shelf of products and someone shopping with a red basket.

Tang Asian Food Emporium

Diverse flavours from across Asia since the 1980s.

Tour group standing on the steps of the Royal Exhibition Building.
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Romance, Glamour and Migrants: An Italian Food History Walk

Find out why Melbourne is obsessed with Italian food on this cultural and culinary walking tour.

A dining couple seated on a high stool at the sleek bar area at Sachi restaurant, with a view into the open kitchen space where several chefs are working.

Sachi

An omakase and Japanese seafood restaurant.

Hands holding a takeaway plate of Sri Lankan food.

Drums – Sri Lankan Streetfood

Eatery serving premium Sri Lankan and Indian food at a reasonable price.

A woman in a blue t-shirt and red bucket hat welcoming a child with arms wide.

Deaf Festival

Celebrating Deaf culture and connecting communities with stalls, entertainment and fun for all ages.

Performers on stage in Queen Vic Market sheds, with children seated on the ground and onlookers standing.
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Cachivaches Latin Market

A vibrant cultural event celebrating the best of Latin American traditions in Melbourne.

Street view into a large white warehouse style building, with the words EziStreat written in red type above the open roller door; a car parked on the street and people milling around at the entrance.

EziStreat

EziStreat transforms North Melbourne into a multicultural culinary melting pot of food and fun.

A merchant at the Queen Victoria Market holding a wooden board with cheese samples, while tour participants lean against the counter of his market stall.

Early Access Food Tour

Dive into the flavours of Australia at Melbourne's top food destination, without crowds and lines.

A woman taking a picture of a floral arrangement on her phone.

Miei

A social enterprise creating floral arrangements, bespoke gifts and hampers.

A slice of cheesecake on a decorative blue plate, behind it is a cup of coffee and a friand

The best cheesecake in Melbourne

Order basque burnt cheesecake, New York cheesecake, cream cheese treats and more.

A busy laneway with cafes covered in graffiti.

The ultimate guide to Centre Place

Discover laneway lunch spots, boutique shopping and hole-in-the-wall cafes.

A busy laneway of restaurants at night.

9 laneways only real Melburnians know

Have you eaten your way through Melb's official Koreatown and found the secret piano bar?

Bronze statue of Pastor Sir Douglas and Lady Nicholls.

Aboriginal Melbourne walk

Discover Melbourne's Aboriginal heritage and culture on this walking tour of significant sites.

People socialising and standing at a bar, some seated on high bar stools.

Baby Driver

Vinyl spun jazz and funk, bold cocktails, wine and rotating guest chefs in a hidden laneway bar.

The exterior of a cafe at dusk

Best Thai cafes and dessert bars in Melbourne

The best Thai milk tea, burnt butter toast, pork floss treats and more.

People dining at colourful tables in a casual Thai restaurant.

Melbourne’s secret carpark diners

Find these restaurants, bars and snack spots tucked away in the most unlikely of places.