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Chulho’s steamed Nepalese momos.

Chulho

  • David Matthews
Il Mercato Centrale in Melbourne’s CBD.

Il Mercato Centrale

An Italian food hub where 23 artisans sell their wares across three floors.

  • Dani Valent
Colourful goodies line the shelves at Wild Life’s spin-off Superette.

Wild Life Superette

Wild Life Bakery’s convenience store spin-off.

  • Emma Breheny
Smith and Deli is heaven for plant-based eaters.

Smith & Deli

Serving plant-based riffs on deli favourites.

  • Emma Breheny
Ruben’s occupies a site in Armadale’s heritage-listed Kings Arcade.

Ruben’s Deli

A one-stop shop for pantry essentials, baked goods and hulking sangers.

  • Emma Breheny
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At Grana, shoppers can sit down for snacks such as baked brie.

Grana

Lygon Street deli and wine bar by the team behind Tipo 00.

  • Emma Breheny
Outside Ripe and Cured at the Queen Vic Market.

Ripe and Cured

An all-Australian cheese shop and deli in the Queen Vic Market.

  • Emma Breheny
Koulouri, a traditional Greek baguette shaped like a ring.

Baker of Things

For fresh sourdough loaves and baguettes, plus cakes, pastries and other specialty snacks.

  • Emily Holgate
Vegetarian dorilocos in a Flaming Hot Doritos bag.

Chip bags turned into portable bowls are the hot order at Abe’s Comida

The Leichhardt kitchen is filling Doritos packets with lime, guacamole and slow-cooked meat as per Mexican street-food tradition.

  • Lee Tran Lam
Assorted dishes at Jollof Vibe.

Inside a roller-doored garage in Kensington lies a truly great little dining gem

Ghanaian jollof, Nigerian jollof and even spaghetti jollof are on the menu at Jollof Vibe, a West African eatery operating out of a dark shared kitchen.

  • Dani Valent

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