Balaclava

Vibrant fare in a humming, low-lit room.

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Take a seat at the communal table and choose from two, three or four courses (yes, you have to pay).

Moonhouse taps into the nostalgia for old-school Aussie Cantonese restaurants and takes some liberties with the classics.

This please-all-comers neighbourhood eatery is casual, welcoming and good quality.