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Vue de Monde

Our Review

The borage-bedecked avocado tart tastes like something fairies would serve at the summer solstice.
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Our critic had many expectations for the revamped Vue de Monde. But one thing surprised her

There are a few notable changes at the newly refurbished fine diner, but those spectacular views aren’t one of them.

  • Besha Rodell

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Marron in native Australian curry broth.
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The sky's the limit at Vue de Monde

Few restaurants can serve true end-of-days indulgence like Vue, reviews Gemima Cody.

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The doughnut tree dessert at Vue de Monde.

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Vue de Monde has never been better.

  • Dani Valent
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Vue de Monde has always been good at theatre.

Go-to dish: Cobia, kale and buttermilk.
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It's not just the order of the menu but the style of food that's evolved.

  • Larissa Dubecki
Vue de Monde dish of marron coral, served with bread. A charred leek is used to wipe the plate with oil before the marron coral is spooned on. One of the "it dishes" of The Age Good Food Guide 2014.
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Vue de Monde

It’s another world, this glamorous eyrie 55 floors above Melbourne.

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