Melbourne is known for its multi-cultural cuisine and amazing brunches and Operator25 in Wills Street is a great spot in the CBD to sample why people say that. They accept reservations one day in advance, and walk-ins if you are willing to wait in a queue.
They have a great selection of sweet and savory Asian fusion dishes and their coffee and matcha and hot chai lattes are really great as well. On the menu are pork burgers, and Kaya French toast, and soft shell crab omelet amongst other things. Just around the corner is Japanese cuisines at Ichigo, which I've heard also turns out great matcha lattes, and is located just a little further away from the State Library of Victoria.
There are always so many exhibitions and events going on in Melbourne. So there's always plenty to discover and explore. Other great eating spots around the city include this little gelato snacky place called Hareruya Pantry
Great deserts of ice cream wrapped in Mocha, and you can actually test the flavours before you pick an order. Lots of original flavours to set you taste buds into a frenzy, but I really loved the Genmacha and if they ask you.
If it's a great pizza that you're after, you could try a pizza favourtie in Melbourne called Mr John, aside from pizzas, they also do pastas and tiramisu, and by all accounts, everything is delicious.
Back to gelato, at Beku Gelato in Lygon street In Melbourne. They have a lot of Asian flavors on their menu and again you can test them samples before you decide and oh my God, it was delicious it's a new day and we decided to go FUUMI FUUMI in South Yarao.
They also have a location in West Melbourne. They always have such a beautiful display of little treats and snacks and, of course they have. The different show coupons Show coupon is a Japanese milk, bread, loaf and it's so soft and fluffy, and just so beautiful.
We ordered matcha lattes and I got a little matcha melon pan, a sweet Japanese flavoured bun to go with my Tamago dish and my brother ordered the tonkatsu deep-fried pork cutlet. It's a short train ride from South Yarra to Melbourne, and a great place for riding your E-Bikes in Melbourne, if that’s your thing. We are very close to Melbourne Central when you get out of the train station, make your way to Drury Lane and you will find Bakemono and it's a really cute cafe where they have delicious drinks and pastries Bakemono bakers which is generally very busy, so you need to think about it and get in there early so you don't miss out on their tasty pastries.
If you're still hungry, don't worry there's more. Head over to Litle Collins and go to Dodee Paidang. Great Thai restaurant. With over 2K reviews for a restaurant that makes a 4.5 Star rating, there isn't much to question. It has two venues now in the CPD, but I always go to the one in the basement on little Collins Street. Now, this place can be alittle hard to find, in a basement down an alley. You either know it's there, or you'd never know it's there.
Sometimes they have live music in the evenings, so take your chance if you’re in the area. You would never know your luck. But the thing is, that you need to be ready to stand in a queue. No bookings, and sometimes these queues are quite long.
If you're ready for dinner, the Korean barbecue place in Melbourne called Yonga opposite Queen Victoria Market has what you're looking. At the same time, I've got to say, that there are actually quite a few Korean barbecue places around here. But if you're able, book in advance,
The Vic Market is everyone's favourite market here in Melbourne. Its seafood shops are very popular for their oysters and their seafood, and while you're there, there's a lot of cute little stalls around where you can find all sorts of bits and pieces with excellent delicatessen and bakeries throughout, and just as all good things, these bakeries can sell out, so get there early.
Great exhibitions are all in the vicinity of the city, with the MGV close by. It's always worth checking what's on there. And yes, there's a lot going on in Melbourne, You will have to pick between exhibitions and different events going on around the city. So it's always really good to check in advance, so you can also secure tickets, and so you don't miss out.
Then there's the Asian fusion restaurant called Hochi Mama. Try the prawn beta Leaf bites and the egg noodles, or the massaman lamb, curry and with coconut rice to go with it.
Their cocktails are also good. I highly recommend Hochi Mama. Now to Chinatown to our final dessert place. Chinatown and in the mood for dumplings highly recommend Shanghai Street dumplings. And to finish off with a tasty dessert, go to Harajuku Crepes. Delicious.
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