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The famous chook sandwich.

Hector’s Deli

Serving fresh sandwiches and cheesy toasties in an industrial-style space.

  • Tomas Telegramma and Emily Holgate

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The HCT – ham and cheese toastie – at Hector’s.

Hector’s Deli

The flagship for one of Melbourne’s most iconic sandwich shops.

  • Tomas Telegramma
Preparing scrolls at Hector’s Bakery.

Hector’s Bakery

Sandwiches and baked goods by the Hector’s Deli team.

  • Emily Holgate
The sausage muffin.

Hector’s Deli

ACBD takeaway spot for grab-and-go sangers.

  • Emma Breheny
Age.3 sandwiches.

Are these viral Japanese sandwiches worth a 40-minute wait?

Our verdict –and how to avoid the queues – at Sydney’s hottest new takeaway spot, where the sandwiches start at $3.

  • Lenny Ann Low
The prawn toast uses fluffy Japanese shokupan bread.
14/20

You’ll hit the jackpot at this suburban Chinese restaurant with heart – and perfect prawn toast

Come for the dumplings and prawn toast, stay for the warm, cosy atmosphere at convivial Potluck.

  • Dani Valent
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14.5/20

Itching to get out of town? This cosy waterside restaurant is your new weekend destination

Chillis Cottage in Davistown is an excellent spot to enjoy oysters, cinnamon scrolls, breakfast omelettes and gelato sundaes.

  • Callan Boys
Pizza pros D.O.C have brought their Italian flair to St Kilda.

D.O.C St Kilda

The sixth outpost of a Carlton institution, on the St Kilda foreshore.

  • Daniela Frangos and Emily Holgate
Panko-crumbed eggplant bao at Saigon Street Eats.

Saigon Street Eats

An upbeat Vietnamese canteen operating out of a shared space on Chapel Street.

  • Dani Valent
Hako sushi is pressed in a wooden box and sliced into blocks.

Sushi On Little Bourke

The casual spin off to two-hat Sushi On, specialising in hako sushi.

  • Emma Breheny

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