Located just in the Wellington Road at the area of the Petrol Station. A mini pop up store which facilitate dine in and takeaway HSP menu till late at night, especially for the students and the late night snack hunters. The place is easy to reach with public transport, pretty much anything that takes you to Monash Clayton University. If you are driving, there are plenty of free parking spots inside petrol station area.
You can see a couple dancing and jumping accompanying by other cartoon characters inside our mind If you can probe what’s happening when we won the brunch raffle or competition.
We won again!! Yuuueayyyyy… We’re so happy and for some reasons that day was brighter and shinier comparing to other days after knowing that we won a competition run by fo0die (2 dishes + 2 drinks at Sardi Cafe).
We welcome the newest addition to the Japanese restaurants in Melbourne. Nestle in the quiet side of Flinders Lane, Akaiito brings us modern Japanese foods with chic, sexy and luxurious ambience from an open robata omakase area, cosy bar and sushi counter – truly an ultimate Japanese cuisine experience.
The iconic cafe, The Fitz is one of the longest-running cafe in Melbourne. Without looking at the location, people might take a guess where is the location of this cafe.
I bet you know it! Yes, it’s located at the heart of Brunswick street, Fitzroy.
We’re glad to be invited by The Fitz team to have our foodie experience.
Klang & Co is a cute and humble looking Malaysian restaurant located just in the alley-access (Don Arcade) GlenFerrie Station. You hardly miss this restaurant, just simply find a yellow/black outdoor table.
@whatepieats is so glad to be invited and experience a different part (Klang City) of Malaysian food.
If like us you ever had the craving for endless supply of tender juicy pork ribs then look no further because Squires Loft Camberwell’s got you covered.
Today the Whatepieats team has been invited to sample the loft’s Monday night special – $50 for “all you can eat ribs” only at the Camberwell Store.
We reckon that’s a pretty good deal right there – who does not love finger licking bbq ribs?!
Tuan Tuan literally means round and round in Chinese with the idea of perfect union and gathering things together.
Tuan Tuan gives you this modern take of Chinese and HK culinaries with cozy Brunch looked yet oriental at the same time.
The idea of this restaurant is to provide a modern edgy Oriental brunch style restaurant with brasserie style that serves quick hearty authentic foods.
David’s Spicy Pot is one of the fastest growing Spicy Hot Pot restaurants in Melbourne. They have 3 branches around CBD for now: Latrobe St, Russel St and Elizabeth St. We believe they will even have more branches and cover different part of Melbourne CBD and inner suburbs anytime soon if they could deliver the consistent taste, great customer services and fresh / creative variety of food selections.
Barlog is founded by the well established team behind Fledgling Espresso, Carlton North delivering the high quality coffee from Inglewood Coffee Roasters and offers an array food fresh healthy food selections.
Here at Barlog, not only offering a range of juices, milkshakes and smoothies, they also offer beer, wine and cocktails.
We’re glad to be invited by Barlog team to have brunch experience.
Oriental Spoon 2 is one of the longstanding Korean restaurants in Melbourne with consistent food over these years. Specialising in staple and hearty Korean foods which can be casually enjoyed everyday. Oriental Spoon 2 is the second shop of the Oriental Spoon sister company in La Trobe St and it introduced the Korean BBQ dining on the second floor. With more than 80 seats available in the restaurant, Oriental Spoon 2 is easily become the options to dine in with a big group.
