Hui Lau Shan opened its first store in Australia in the busy Elizabeth St in Melbourne CBD.
This Hong Kong chain is famous for its prominent use of mango in their diverse range of drinks and desserts – from ice cream balls, mochi balls, sago and soup desserts.
You surely won’t miss this shop with bright yellow sign from the outside. The shop is located right beside claw machines arcade with cute decorations.
We almost mistaken that they are the same shops.
Poolhouse Coffee is located just beside Melbourne City Baths, we supposed that’s where the name coming from. Tucked in the little alley in Franklin Street, this petite coffee shop sure captured our hearts with its minimalist and shop full of sunlight and greeneries here and there. You can opt to eat outdoor to if you need to enjoy more sun. Continue reading
It’s a hidden gem and humbly looking coffee shop in South Yarra with great coffee and reasonable price. We came on public holiday and the good thing was, they didn’t charge any additional surcharge (business as usual price) #awesome.
The service was really quick! Lovely, nice and friendly staffs and skillful barista will look after you.
Ecco il Ristorante located at the heart of Toorak Road just literally 5 minutes walk from South Yarra Station.
It gives you the premium, neat and classic Italian look with all the white table clothes all over the tables in the main floor.
Our bloggers night located at their private functions upstairs.
Located just 3 mins away from Camberwell Station, Collective Espresso is easy to be be found.
The place is good for small to medium size group of people given the size of the place.
They have a long table with high chair in the middle of the restaurant with lots of light. Perfect for casual brunch with friends and family.
They also have some outdoor table if you come with pets 🙂
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The Left-Handed Chef offers the authentic Israeli cuisine situated in Park Street, South Melbourne.
The cafe is conveniently accessible by public transport: Tram no 1 – Stop 24 (Park St/Clarendon St, 10 mins walking distance) or Tram no 12 – stop 129 (Clarendon St/Park St, 5 mins walking distance); There are plenty on the street car parks available if you prefer to travel using your private vehicle.
We’re glad to be invited by The Left-Handed Chef, Ehud Malka (Head Chef/Owner) to have food experience in this cute cafe. Continue reading
We visited this hidden gem during a bright sunny afternoon and just love the rustic cafe. Located just in the corner of Bridge Street and Ross Street, this heritage building is hard to be missed. The seating inside was not too spacious so might not be suitable for large group, but they have much spacious eating place outdoor and pet friendly too!
Mc Dumpling nestled in the busy street of Footscray area surrounded by other Asian restaurants and markets.
A simple and humble restaurant, no-fuss and pretty straightforward eating place where you can enjoy delicious dumplings and cook to order Chinese meals with great value.
The restaurant set up is like a diner but with touch of Chinese and Asian heritage here and there.
This time we’d like to celebrate Adrianne’s birthday to have something fun and exciting while we’re having dinner, of course it’s teppanyaki.
We received the online deal while we’re browsing for a place and decided to go to Aya Teppanyaki for a good deal and high ratings for $88.00 (two people).
Checked on our trusted food review apps “Zomato” and the rating’s quite outstanding 4.1/5.0
Locked the day and off we go!
Vegie Mum is a vegetarian restaurant initially established in Doncaster and it has got really good reputation around that area. Following the successful main branch in Doncaster, Vegie mum just recently opened its new branch situated on 72 Johnston Street, Fitzroy; We’re glad to be invited to Vegie Mum to taste and have foodie experience.
