Dainty Sichuan Food

Dainty Sichuan Food

I wouldn’t call eating food covered in mountains of chillies and Sichuan peppers the daintiest of meals, but we had lots of fun dining here.

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Church St Enoteca | Virginia Plain

Church St Enoteca | Virginia Plain

A compilation blog post covering recent restaurant invite meals to Church St Enoteca (Richmond) and Virginia Plain (CBD).

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Gills Diner

Gills Diner

Cosy Italian diner hidden off one of Melbourne’s many secret laneways. It’s also part bar and part bakery.

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Melbourne Food And Wine Festival 2013

Melbourne Food And Wine Festival 2013

Account of events at this year’s Melbourne Food & Wine Festival. Including lunch at Bottega & Sarti, an Ethiopian Coffee Ceremony and The Urban Coffee Farm.

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Hare & Grace

Hare & Grace

Restaurant in Melbourne’s CBD (chef Ray Capaldi) with a focus on seasonality, foraging, playful themes, and interesting ingredient combinations that works.

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Mr Huang Jin

Mr Huang Jin

Taiwanese bar at the foot of the Rialto Tower serving pretty good dumplings, buns and more.

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Shoya Nouvelle Wafu Cuisine

Shoya Nouvelle Wafu Cuisine

Laneway Japanese restaurant in the CBD serving the best sashimi and chawanmushi I’ve had in Melbourne to date.

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Trouble in Melbourne

Trouble in Melbourne

Teaser post covering several Melbourne restaurants that I took my visitors (cousin trouble & geek hubby) to. Also contains a write-up on Brooks Bar.

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Yuu Japanese Restaurant

Yuu Japanese Restaurant

A hidden secret in Melbourne, Yuu is an underground Japanese restaurant with an unmarked entrance and an izakaya-style menu.

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Shanghai Street Dumpling (小街小笼馆)

Shanghai Street Dumpling (小街小笼馆)

Shanghai Street Dumpling is a no-frills eatery in Melbourne’s CBD that boasts long dinner queues even at 6pm. Quite a delicious feed.

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