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Duan Wong and Isabella Wong at The Malaya’s new home.

Beloved 60-year-old family-run restaurant The Malaya returns to George Street

It might be a new chapter for the Malaysian institution, but old favourites such as its signature laksa (made with cow’s milk) and beef rendang will still entice regulars.

  • Scott Bolles
Pinotta is a Fitzroy North favourite.

It’s the end of an era for a much-loved, recently hatted Fitzroy North bistro

It’s the final weeks of a 14-year-old favourite that’s in its “golden period”. And what could come next equals a big change in direction.

  • Tomas Telegramma
Two top Melbourne chefs will cook for guests at Kittawa Lodge, King Island.

Decadent escapes, cheese parties, long lunches: Get off-grid at these fab food events

Seek out an off-grid weekend with food by top chefs, a double-whammy wine and cheese festival and a long lunch with a face you’ll know from TV.

  • Kosa Monteith
The Cricketers Arms Hotel former chef Martial (Max) Cosyn and current chef Wesley Cooper Jones, with fish and prawn terrine on gazpacho coulis and lemon tart, with double cream and almond.

Sydney pub turns back time, reviving its 1980s menu with prawn terrine and gazpacho

The Cricketers Arms’ former head chef has returned to his old French bistro kitchen for the first time in decades.

  • Bianca Hrovat
Sippenham.

Find French snacks, espresso martini slushies and BYO wine at Sydney’s new bars

Seven new and soon-to-open bars to put on your drinks list for April.

  • Bianca Hrovat
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Wok-tossed crab requires rolling up your sleeves and getting hands-on at Ministry of Crab.

Where to sit, the total bill and best dishes: Your cheat sheet to Australia’s first Ministry of Crab

A Sri Lankan seafood restaurant with nine international branches has opened on Flinders Lane, bringing bibs, claw crackers and the theatre of wok-cooked mud crabs.

  • Dani Valent
Robbie Noble is the first chef to score a year-long pop-up at Residence.

A chef from one of the hottest bars in Paris to lead a new restaurant with an unusual concept

After helming the kitchen at Clamato in France, Robbie Noble has returned to Melbourne to make his mark.

  • Tomas Telegramma
Shady Pines Saloon soon after opening in 2010.

Swillhouse’s bar Shady Pines Saloon to close after dispute resolved with landlord

The venue helped redefine the city’s bar culture, before allegations of sexual misconduct rocked its parent company. Now the site is being turned into a private members’ club.

  • Scott Bolles
An artist’s impression of the forthcoming 25hours Hotel The Olympia in Paddington.

Trio of hip London hospo venues to launch Sydney spin-offs at historic Oxford Street site

The Palomar restaurant is one of three venues to open at the former home of the Grand Pacific Blue Room when it relaunches as a hotel.

  • Scott Bolles
Hank’s platter.

An American’s guide to Melbourne’s best barbecue, from Texas brisket to Carolina pork

Which pitmaster is doing the best sausage? Who goes wild with their sides? Where do you need to pre-order from? This venue-by-venue guide breaks it down.

  • Quincy Malesovas

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