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Cinnamon knots to Hungarian sausage: Where to eat in this thriving inner west village (opens the original)
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You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. Within Melbourne’s inner west, Footscray tends to steal the dining spotlight with its density and depth of choices spanning East African to Latin American, strip malls to fine diners. But neighbouring Yarraville has its own compelling food culture. The village-like suburb has long balanced old and new. Post-war Greek migrants opened some of the earliest restaurants: the owners of Eleni’s on Anders
Four soups (that aren’t laksa or ramen) for surviving Melbourne’s false spring (opens the original)
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By winter’s end, your appetite for another bowl of soup is zapped. You can’t look at another pho or laksa. Absolutely will not line up for another ramen. But there are plenty of other exciting soupy discoveries to be made before spring truly wraps its arms around you. From the gentle and stripped-back to the big and boisterous, here are four great soups to try (and where to find them). Bakso, the Indonesian word for meatball, has also come to describe the soup these bouncy spheres are often serv
Mexican | Recipes, Tips, Reviews, Ratings and Opinions | Good Food (opens the original)
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One of Melbourne’s true portals to Mexico goes far beyond tacos. There’s a tiny taqueria in a city laneway, steamy farmers’ market tamales and Cheetos-crusted birria balls. Chabela serves dishes you might find in regional Mexico or in the homes of Mexican friends, but rarely seen in Australian restaurants. Part restaurant, part bar, part taqueria, this new spot is an ambitious melange of everything we’ve come to love about modern Mexican restaurants. $3 tacos, bottomless margaritas and a 12-hour
Five ‘Flamin’ Hot’ new Mexican restaurants to add to your radar, Melbourne (opens the original)
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I’m writing this from Mexico City, the air thick with the sweet smell of corn tortillas griddled to order and stewed meats waiting to be piled into them. With seven main culinary regions, Mexican food is far more diverse than many Australians might guess, with Old El Paso as their main point of reference. But an increasing number of regionally informed Mexican restaurants in Melbourne are raising the bar. Last year, Maiz y Cacao relocated to the CBD, introducing dishes from Oaxaca and the Yucata
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