Top 5 Asian Fusion Restaurants in Melbourne
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Some of the producers we source our items from include; Hopkins River Farm, Sher Wagyu Farm, Otway Farms & Oceania Seafood just to name a few. Melbourne is known for having amazing food and fantastic restaurants. From lane-way secrets to food trucks and 5-star kitchens that leave a lengthy queue, there’s always something to whet your appetite. Asian fusion is one trend that has taken off across the city and shows absolutely no sign of slowing down. So, to make sure that you get a taste of what’s going on, we’ve done the research and come up with the top 5 Asian fusion restaurants in Melbourne that you need to visit. Situated a stone's throw away from Melbourne's CBD theatre district and Parliament you will find Magic Mountain Saloon, a multi-level Thai Restaurant and Bar and function space.
Aromatic curries will sit along side other Mamak style dishes. We will also offer some Northern Indian favourites to top it off. Located at 267 Chapel Street on the busy corner of Chapel and Chatham Streets in Prahran, Pan Asian serves top end cuisine using Thai, Japanese, Indian, Malaysian, Indonesian and Indochinese influence .. Aja Restaurant transports you to Asia for a taste of traditional Asian, Thai, Chinese, Japanese and Vietnamese cuisine in Albert Park. Featuring a great design and use of colour, coupled with a use ..
Start with appetising fish plates and then move to the popular teriyaki chicken and tofu vegetable curry. There’s plenty to choose from and something to suit even the fussiest of eaters. Our cocktail bar can be located just behind the main bar and with a cocktail menu that’s a perfect blend of unique and classic; variety is key. Sip on a Spritz, enjoy an Amaro, catch heat with a Bloody Mary, D.I.Y a Frozen Daiquiri, or pay tribute to Cookie Legends of the past with our Old Favorite’s list.
Ray Lawler's much-loved tale of Queensland cane cutters and Melbourne barmaids has endured, not through .. Amid the sea of Asian restaurants to be found in Melbourne's CBD, it's not hard to see why Mama Wong's Kitchen stands out. With quality fare from all corners of the orient, Mama Wong's boasts an im .. Share the secret with everyone you know..one of Asia's fastest growing lifestyle cafe restaurants with more than 240 cafe restaurants in 9 countries incuding South East Asia and Australia, is here at ..
RuYi Modern Chinese is located on Liverpool St in the heart of Melbourne’s theatres and nightlife. From our award-winning interior design to our artfully-plated cuisine, we aim to transport you beyond Melbourne’s city streets. With delicate cuisine and attentive service, RuYi is an aesthetic experience you won’t soon forget. Our food and drink menus have been carefully crafted to celebrate the best of Chinese cuisine and provide the perfect pairing. We source the highest-quality Australian produce to bring our modern retellings of authentic recipes to light.
This casual diner – by the Dainty Sichuan crew – is dedicated to Chongqing-style noodle soup. Make sure to get here nice and early, because it gets busy fast. A bonafide local institution, this spot is known equally for its cheap-and -cheerful dining and flock of Peking ducks hanging in the window. Cantonese chefs with more than three decades of experience serve up suckling roast duck.
Buzzing with energy, at the bar you’ll uncover Asian-inspired libations that unite spirits with spices, and fresh herbs with house-made syrups inspired by Asia. This Richmond classic has entered a new era, complete with a refreshed public bar, and a standout restaurant serving parrilla-cooked steaks and premium seafood. Shanghainese food from eastern China, where dishes are small and designed for sharing. Visit for great drunken chicken and the classic xiao long bao.
Whether it is a birthday gift, Mother’s Day present or client/staff rewards, all Miss Mi gift vouchers... Melburnians seeking hot pot fare in trendy surrounds of marble, metallics and neon blue, head along Elizabeth Street to find Chef David. This cheeky sibling of David's Hot Pot restaurants already f... Teas and ingredients are sourced from Taiwan and freshly brewed on site. Go straight for best-selling combinations or go wild and add extra toppings.
It can also be a meal combination that takes features from various types of Asian cuisine, such as combining local street food from Bangkok with Vietnamese. Expect trendy interiors (as good as the city’s laneways), fun vibes and groundbreaking menus, as each venue gives off a hole-in-the-wall atmosphere despite usually having a mass following on Instagram. Man Tong Kitchen Melbourne has set out to create a unique culinary experience for lovers of authentic Chinese food. Our skilful team of chefs use the finest and freshest ingredients to create dazzling foods and flavours, all delivered with the highest standards of service. The restaurant is inspired by the street kitchens, hawker foods and vendors found throughout Asia. We pride ourselves in delivering the best fine dining Chinese experience possible.
Rice Paper Scissors is modelled on the hawker dining bars of South East Asia with a shared-eating concept being the focus of our offering. Level 2 - Crowne Plaza Melbourne Yugo is rooted in storytelling. From the food Chef Matthew Butcher dreams up with the culinary team, inspired by this travels around the world and through Japan, t .. Generally, though, the energy is convivial rather than overwhelming – good for dates and family outings alike. With a decent wine list to boot, Moonhouse invites you to linger – at least until you decide you don’t want dessert, at which point I received the check immediately.
Our next offering caters for Thai and Vietnamese fusion style eating and is no stranger to clever titles. You will love their pho options and the delicious, fresh ingredients that go into each loving bowl. Tuck into some vermicelli noodles with vegetables and beef for lunch and then try fried chicken pieces come dinner. So, next time you find yourself on Russell St in the CBD, swing by Straight Outta Saigon and you will love what the menu has to offer. The amazing people at Pop-Up Buddha know how to make dishes that appeal to the eyes as much as they do the taste buds. From the menu, you’ll find Japanese inspired dishes that blend with other delicacies from all across Asia.
Some of the producers we source our items from include; Hopkins River Farm, Sher Wagyu Farm, Otway Farms & Oceania Seafood just to name a few. Melbourne is known for having amazing food and fantastic restaurants. From lane-way secrets to food trucks and 5-star kitchens that leave a lengthy queue, there’s always something to whet your appetite. Asian fusion is one trend that has taken off across the city and shows absolutely no sign of slowing down. So, to make sure that you get a taste of what’s going on, we’ve done the research and come up with the top 5 Asian fusion restaurants in Melbourne that you need to visit. Situated a stone's throw away from Melbourne's CBD theatre district and Parliament you will find Magic Mountain Saloon, a multi-level Thai Restaurant and Bar and function space.
Aromatic curries will sit along side other Mamak style dishes. We will also offer some Northern Indian favourites to top it off. Located at 267 Chapel Street on the busy corner of Chapel and Chatham Streets in Prahran, Pan Asian serves top end cuisine using Thai, Japanese, Indian, Malaysian, Indonesian and Indochinese influence .. Aja Restaurant transports you to Asia for a taste of traditional Asian, Thai, Chinese, Japanese and Vietnamese cuisine in Albert Park. Featuring a great design and use of colour, coupled with a use ..
Start with appetising fish plates and then move to the popular teriyaki chicken and tofu vegetable curry. There’s plenty to choose from and something to suit even the fussiest of eaters. Our cocktail bar can be located just behind the main bar and with a cocktail menu that’s a perfect blend of unique and classic; variety is key. Sip on a Spritz, enjoy an Amaro, catch heat with a Bloody Mary, D.I.Y a Frozen Daiquiri, or pay tribute to Cookie Legends of the past with our Old Favorite’s list.
Ray Lawler's much-loved tale of Queensland cane cutters and Melbourne barmaids has endured, not through .. Amid the sea of Asian restaurants to be found in Melbourne's CBD, it's not hard to see why Mama Wong's Kitchen stands out. With quality fare from all corners of the orient, Mama Wong's boasts an im .. Share the secret with everyone you know..one of Asia's fastest growing lifestyle cafe restaurants with more than 240 cafe restaurants in 9 countries incuding South East Asia and Australia, is here at ..
RuYi Modern Chinese is located on Liverpool St in the heart of Melbourne’s theatres and nightlife. From our award-winning interior design to our artfully-plated cuisine, we aim to transport you beyond Melbourne’s city streets. With delicate cuisine and attentive service, RuYi is an aesthetic experience you won’t soon forget. Our food and drink menus have been carefully crafted to celebrate the best of Chinese cuisine and provide the perfect pairing. We source the highest-quality Australian produce to bring our modern retellings of authentic recipes to light.
This casual diner – by the Dainty Sichuan crew – is dedicated to Chongqing-style noodle soup. Make sure to get here nice and early, because it gets busy fast. A bonafide local institution, this spot is known equally for its cheap-and -cheerful dining and flock of Peking ducks hanging in the window. Cantonese chefs with more than three decades of experience serve up suckling roast duck.
Buzzing with energy, at the bar you’ll uncover Asian-inspired libations that unite spirits with spices, and fresh herbs with house-made syrups inspired by Asia. This Richmond classic has entered a new era, complete with a refreshed public bar, and a standout restaurant serving parrilla-cooked steaks and premium seafood. Shanghainese food from eastern China, where dishes are small and designed for sharing. Visit for great drunken chicken and the classic xiao long bao.
Whether it is a birthday gift, Mother’s Day present or client/staff rewards, all Miss Mi gift vouchers... Melburnians seeking hot pot fare in trendy surrounds of marble, metallics and neon blue, head along Elizabeth Street to find Chef David. This cheeky sibling of David's Hot Pot restaurants already f... Teas and ingredients are sourced from Taiwan and freshly brewed on site. Go straight for best-selling combinations or go wild and add extra toppings.
It can also be a meal combination that takes features from various types of Asian cuisine, such as combining local street food from Bangkok with Vietnamese. Expect trendy interiors (as good as the city’s laneways), fun vibes and groundbreaking menus, as each venue gives off a hole-in-the-wall atmosphere despite usually having a mass following on Instagram. Man Tong Kitchen Melbourne has set out to create a unique culinary experience for lovers of authentic Chinese food. Our skilful team of chefs use the finest and freshest ingredients to create dazzling foods and flavours, all delivered with the highest standards of service. The restaurant is inspired by the street kitchens, hawker foods and vendors found throughout Asia. We pride ourselves in delivering the best fine dining Chinese experience possible.
Rice Paper Scissors is modelled on the hawker dining bars of South East Asia with a shared-eating concept being the focus of our offering. Level 2 - Crowne Plaza Melbourne Yugo is rooted in storytelling. From the food Chef Matthew Butcher dreams up with the culinary team, inspired by this travels around the world and through Japan, t .. Generally, though, the energy is convivial rather than overwhelming – good for dates and family outings alike. With a decent wine list to boot, Moonhouse invites you to linger – at least until you decide you don’t want dessert, at which point I received the check immediately.
Our next offering caters for Thai and Vietnamese fusion style eating and is no stranger to clever titles. You will love their pho options and the delicious, fresh ingredients that go into each loving bowl. Tuck into some vermicelli noodles with vegetables and beef for lunch and then try fried chicken pieces come dinner. So, next time you find yourself on Russell St in the CBD, swing by Straight Outta Saigon and you will love what the menu has to offer. The amazing people at Pop-Up Buddha know how to make dishes that appeal to the eyes as much as they do the taste buds. From the menu, you’ll find Japanese inspired dishes that blend with other delicacies from all across Asia.
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