After being the ‘life-of-the-party’ in downtown CBD for the last six years, Mama’s ready to kick-start another exciting new venture in the wild, wild East! And where better for this Tiger Mama to roar than the vibrant South-East Asian hub of flavour and culture that is Swan Street, Richmond! Mama's second-coming will be servin' you Eastside excellence! – but this sequel is just as good as the original! We’re beyond ecstatic to share this new space with the public and bring the Richmond tiger cubs some of Mama’s lovin’! The trademark of Mama’s dining experience is the ‘Feed Me Now’ offering! Patrons can bask in all the zingy and fiery flavours in Mama’s repertoire – indulging in a selection of our drool-worthy smaller, larger, and sides dishes – for an affordable spend per diner at $44.50 each!
Welcome to Pho Ngon Ngon, your local haven for traditional Vietnamese cuisine, Nestled in the heart of Croydon. Pho Ngon Ngon offers an authentic culinary journey that transports you to the vibrant streets of Vietnam.Our specialty is our signature Pho, a fragrant noodle soup perfected over generations. Each bowl features rich, slow-simmered broth, tender cuts of beef or chicken, and a fresh medley of herbs and spices, promising a soul-warming experience.Our menu also includes delights like Banh Mi, crispy spring rolls, and savoury Bun Cha. Our chefs use traditional recipes and the freshest ingredients to create dishes that are both comforting and exciting.Experience the authentic flavours of Vietnam at Pho Ngon Ngon in Croydon. We can't wait to welcome you!
National Awards for Excellence Vietnamese Restaurant 2024 & 2022 by Restaurant & Catering Association, A Gold & Silver medal for Restaurants Challenge 2024 & 2023 by Australian Culinary Federation.Founded in 2017, QT' Kitchen has quickly become an institution in Glen Iris, Ashburton, Camberwell and surrounding suburbs of Melbourne. The team hopes to please every customer with superb front of house service, a creative, delicious menu and a bustling ambience that is warm & welcoming. Functions are held regularly in the 90 seat space where family and friends come together to celebrate birthdays, anniversaries, school friendships and much more. Bookings are recommended although apart from our busiest times on Friday & Saturday night you can generally find a table in our spacious venue.We can't wait to serve you.
We combine traditional preparations with local ingredients for dishes that are authentic to both their Vietnamese origins and Melbourne setting.Located in Collingwood, Victoria serves authentic Vietnamese food from the south of Vietnam in a modern setting.We also serve beer, wine and spirits.
Head on down to Minh Minh & Saigon Soul for some of the most authentic and delicious dishes of Vietnamese cuisine, you could possibly find in Melbourne. For the last 25 years, we have been providing a taste of authentic Vietnamese food in Melbourne with an interesting modern twist. As a family owned business, 35 years CHEF experience, we understand that one of the biggest reasons behind our success is the simple fact that we avoid any kind of industrial line cooking. This means that our dishes are made with a touch of authentic home cooking to provide you a taste that feels like it was made right at home.In other words, eating at Minh Minh & Saigon Soul is almost like sitting right in the middle of Vietnam, and having a nice meal.This is one of the reasons why our Vietnamese restaurants in Melbourne are so highly rated as the top modern Vietnamese restaurant. We are focused on providing an authentic touch when it comes to every single one of our dishes.
Probably the hippest brewery and bar you are likely to find. Bringing classic back to beer. Nice Guys is a brewery and bar in gritty Victoria Street Richmond. We offer a range of fresh brewed-on-site beer, wine, cocktails, spirits and more in a funky 70s inspired lounge setting. We offer a beer garden that is dog friendly. Order our favourite food delivered direct to table or order your own favourite through your preferred platform. Easy.
