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Korean dishes served on plates and in a steel pot with an assortment of small sides and drinks.

The best Korean restaurants in Melbourne

Visit Seoul in Melbourne at these Korean BBQ spots, all-you-can-eat restaurants and dessert cafes.

Chopsticks poised over a steamer of dumplings, with several other plates of food on the table.

Secret Kitchen

An excellent spot for yum cha and Chinese delicacies.

A delicious-looking spread of Asian dishes presented on a wooden table.

Cay Cay Asian Fusion

A relaxed and cosy Asian restaurant with a mouthwatering menu from Malaysia, Vietnam and Hong Kong.

Overhead view of a plate with two scallops in their open shells, and a glass of wine.

Mr Tompkins

Offering a Euro-accented Australian menu in an elegant space below the bustle of Flinders Street.

Looking down at a table laden with different Korean dishes and soft drinks.

Spicy Korea

Authentic Korean home-style dishes in the heart of the city.

Bowls of delicious Ayam Geprek, an Indonesian staple consisting of smashed fried chicken served with rice and sambals, with a cucumber garnish.

Geprek In Melbourne

Try the delicious Indonesian staple, Ayam Geprek – smashed chicken served with hot rice and sambals.

Four different slices of pizza arranged in a semicircle.

Duke Pizza

Delicious modern and traditional pizzas on 48-hour fermented bases.

Looking down on a busy table set with many small plates and glasses of wine and water.

No. 100 Flinders Lane

A modern Lebanese diner and wine bar.

Cafe exterior at night with uplit windows with classical pediments on 1st floor and cafe windows, passing cars and signage at ground level.

University Cafe

Excellent Italian meals and espresso since 1952.

A busy rooftop bar daytime, with people at tables socialising and drinking.

Top Yard Rooftop Bar

Discover the ultimate rooftop escape at Top Yard, with stunning views and a vibrant atmosphere.

A queue of people are lining up outside a Chinese restaurant at night there is a sign saying shanghai street on the exterior of the restaurant

10 things worth lining up for in Melbourne in winter

These ramen restaurants, viral coffee shops and award-winning croissants are worth the wait.

A group of people are sitting on sun loungers and by the pool on a floating bar on a river. There is a palm tree in the background as well as the city skyline.

The best waterfront restaurants in Melbourne

Take in sparkling views at these beautiful city spots.

Black and white tiled area, with cane chairs and tables, striped ceiling blinds overhead; wide doors and windows to the left.

The Terrace

Enjoy an artful brunch inspired by the European pursuit of pleasure and joy.

Three women seated at a wooden table with a selected of Thai-style dishes and cocktails.

Magic Mountain Saloon

A bar and eatery offering modern Thai-inspired lunch, dinner and snacks.

Looking down at two trays of dumplings, one white and one black.

Heartling

Serving artfully delicious plant-based, seafood & meat-based dumplings, total 15 variations.

Chef holding a box of bread and produce and standing in front of a large black and white image of a vineyard.

Scopri Italian Food and Wine

High quality paddock-to-plate Italian cuisine with a great wine list.

Overhead view of a table filled with dishes of Japanese food and people seated at bench seats eating and drinking.

Kombu

Kombu is a cozy gem at Queen Victoria Market, offering delightful Japanese comfort food.

A toasted sandwich with a giant single beef rib, mayonnaise and pickles, resting on a printed sheet of paper.

Street Taste

Bringing you real Mexican food with bold flavours and comforting classics that feel like home.

Tables set in a laneway under a large awning.

Hecho En Mexico

Best Mexican for authentic, street-style and freshly made meals

Window bench laden with breakfast dishes: eggs on toast, pancakes, waffles, toast and orange juice.

Jasper Kitchen

The in-house restaurant at the boutique Jasper Hotel.