The Best Asian-Fusion Restaurants In Melbourne

The 'Feed Me' option allows the chef to curate a delightful selection for $68 per person. The bar complements the experience with handcrafted cocktails, including Thai-inspired concoctions such as Spicy Tom and Sticky Rai, alongside Thai beers. For a more intimate affair, Ging Thai offers a private dining space on a floating mezzanine. Slip inside this beautiful dining space and outdoor jungle for 烤鱼 墨尔本 one of their fantastic signature cocktails and a specially crafted menu of delicious food boasting Latin-American flair with European influences. Think lobster or wild mushroom tostadas, slow-cooked chargrilled octopus, and a spiced half chicken with black pudding, pumpkin, and Bolivian pepper sauce. Has several luxurious private dining rooms perfect to host any event you could throw at it.
Open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, this Melbourne Italian restaurant can be found underground, locking in all those wafting aromas full of Italian wines and fresh, handmade pasta. But if you’re here for the big meats, the half charcoal chicken with sage stuffing ($17) and the pork belly with fennel and apple puree ($24) also come in under budget. Sri Lankan food is having its deserved day in the sun in Melbourne, but Lankan Tucker was perhaps one of the first cafés to open Melburnians’ eyes to the wonders of Sri Lankan food.

Enjoy dishes like fresh salmon tartare, grilled ginger chicken with leeks and smoked soy, and prawn katsu on a milk bun. For a bit extra, you can also treat mum to one of Tokyo Tina’s beautiful desserts. Try the strawberry snow with houjicha ice cream and mochi, Japanese pancake with chocolate cream, koji caramel and roasted peanut, or the peach parfait with plum liquor granita.
You might not be used to eating those things, but you really should give this dish a tr. Not only is it authentic, but we promise you’ve never had pho like it before. The Hoi An noodles are a particular highlight, but really the menu makes it difficult to pick one thing for fear of missing out on the others. Banoi means “grandmother” in Vietnamese, and this restaurant is a culinary tribute to the owners’ grandmother.

Booking slots are available all day long at the website, allowing you to choose a time that fits best into your plans for mum's special day. Chin Chin is the perfect casual dining place for a bunch of  friends to share a couple of dishes and cocktails. If dinner isn’t enough time spent, go on downstairs to Go Go Bar that offers a menu divided into four seasons, each featuring different several cocktails, beers and wines.
Anything you order is going to be damn delicious, but do yourself a favour and order the Magic Mountain BBQ Chicken, served with hot tamarind sauce and fried shallots. And of course, you can’t miss the Thai tea profiteroles—it’s drool-worthy. The whole fried barramundi with sweet, spicy sauce is a winner too. Can’t go wrong with the best Thai Melbourne’s southeast burbs can boast. One of the longest-running and best Thai restaurants in Melbourne,Longrain, in the CBD is home to some seriously good modern Thai food.
All the excitement of Thailand is served on the plate along with some surprises like the Sour Orange Curry of fish. Situated in the basement of the State Buildings, you’re surrounded by street art to match what many declare is Perth’s best Thai street food. Chris Lucas’s three storeys of delicious grandeur — part Japanese restaurant, part wine bar in Melbourne.

So the French classic – Beef Tartare ($26) is shoved towards Ho Chi Minh City with the introduction of Pho Jelly and Anchovy Tapioca Crisps. Meanwhile the Taro Toast ($8) comes with Burnt Chilli and Japanese Shiso. And if you don’t fancy the sound of Duck Floss Egg Noodles ($28), may we encourage you to think  again? This dish is a revelation – with the delicate strands of crispy Duck dissolving into the warm embrace of the glossy, salty, umami-rich sauce.
A green picket fence and stained glass windows lead to a welcoming space with a menu full... The Balaclava Hotel's Bistro provides a cosy and welcoming ambience that's ideal for spending time with loved ones, meeting up with friends, or just taking a break from cooking. Cityfields Restaurant entices and delights guests with a relaxed modern European menu, subtle high end interiors, friendly staff and bustling open kitchen.