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- Oct 1, 2026
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Bentleigh East | Latest News Headlines | The Age (opens the original)
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Khachapuri is back in Melbourne in a big way, restored to hot, gooey glory at Tbilisi. Everything is cooked in two carefully calibrated wood-fired ovens, even the gnocchi. A jiggly pudding is just one of the Middle Eastern treats on offer at Bentleigh East's coolest cafe Is tea the new coffee? At this cafe, tea has its own list, almost as long as the food menu, complete with tasting notes. This family-run fish 'n' chipper is a locals' catch. The batter? Crisp and crunchy with lightness ...
Review: There isn’t a soul this obscenely cheesy dish wouldn’t soothe (opens the original)
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I lit a candle the night Gray and Gray Bread and Wine passed. Part Georgian restaurant, part Melbourne wine bar, it was a fearlessly delicious and pioneering place to eat. It fed my curiosity for a country I now love. But when it drew the curtains for the final time, Victoria’s Georgian restaurant count took a critical hit. Tbilisi has since filled that void; it’s Melbourne’s new home of Georgian food. That means khachapuri, Georgia’s obscenely cheesy national dish, is back in a big way, restore
Review: Season your Visa for a flame-grilling. This steak is not for the faint of heart (opens the original)
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Discipline, it’s said, is the bridge between goals and accomplishment. The goal today was to purchase a steak and keep it safe till the Sunday barbecue. Instead, I’ve sat down at a marble bar to drink Krug and watch a shit-hot chef perform the Maillard miracle on my sirloin. My bridge is in flames. Worse still, I haven’t even made it out of the butcher’s. Victor Churchill is Australia’s finest butcher. This year, its original store celebrates its 150th anniversary in Sydney’s east. Anthony Bourd
Review: Why Melbourne’s Burgerverse revolves around this backstreet beacon (opens the original)
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I assumed people order smash burgers mostly just to let it rip. To step in the ring with a big, angry, triple-patty beefcake and find out who you really are. Turns out that’s just some people. (I see you.) Others want ratio above all: enough beef and cheese to justify the bun without destroying it, judicious saucing, pickles. Fin. Then there’s this whole class of divas who just want a slinky little single-tier smash. News to me! So, if we all have different needs – if we can’t form consensus on
Review: Start the weekend right with a restorative bowl of ‘deeply soothing’ soup (opens the original)
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How lucky are we to be alive and hungry in the golden age of Korean food? We have our own Koreatown now. We have luxury Korean retreats in the countryside. We have monastic food next to suburban train stations. All of that without even mentioning Chae! But we also have places that simply focus on doing one thing perfectly. At Sagye, that thing is gomtang, an ancient and powerfully beefy beef soup. It’s 2pm on Friday. I’m in a modest queue. No sane person ever wants to queue for food, not least i
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