Walk-ins only
- Recommended
- Eastwood
This slow-simmered Korean pork bone soup is best split with friends
Even the small size of gamjatang – priced at $40 – feeds two to three people, or go the large for $70 for groups of four or more.
- David Matthews
- Recommended
- Brunswick
One of Melbourne’s best all-you-can-eat Sri Lankan deals is found at this inner-north eatery
Maalu Maalu offers one of the best value buffets in the city.
- Tomas Telegramma and Dani Valent
- Recommended
- Cremorne
Sogumm is part of a new wave of venues reimagining home-style Korean cooking
The Cremorne restaurant, by a husband-and-wife duo, is all about understated Korean cuisine.
- Quincy Malesovas
- Recommended
- Melbourne
It’s matcha burnt cheesecake gelato, wagyu hot pot and more at this huge Japanese food precinct
Omi 380 is a mega dining hall featuring all the current hits of Japanese food.
- Quincy Malesovas
- Recommended
- Ripponlea
An old cottage next to Ripponlea Station serves one of the best salad sangers in town
Stop by Rippers for milkshakes, fries, burgers and more.
- Dani Valent
- Recommended
- Brunswick
This Brunswick ramen bar specialises in just one type of broth
Ramen Shouyuya Sake Bar is geared around shoyu ramen in only three varieties.
- Emma Breheny and Harvard Wang
- Recommended
- Brunswick East
Tiny Bar
There’s only room for 15 people at this tiny Brunswick East venue.
- Emma Breheny
- Recommended
- Essendon
Backhaus Foodstore
The Airport West wholesale bakery’s new retail space and food store.
- Tomas Telegramma
- Recommended
- Eastwood
This Eastwood mart has all your condiment needs covered
The specialty grocer stocks bulk kimchi, noodles, seaweed and fresh vegetables and even has its own “sauce corner”.
- David Matthews
- Recommended
- Warrandyte
Field Day
A sunny community cafe serving chewy, loaded baguettes.
- Tomas Telegramma
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