I honestly don't understand the hype around dim sims (when someone mentioned dim sims, I thought…read morethey'd meant dim sum) but it's not bad either. How could you go wrong with fried deliciousness filled with meat. It's worth trying for the experience (pretty iconic and this store is the OG) but I probably won't be back.

Absolutely stop here and get some dim sim! Our group stopped and got one for each person. I don't…read morecare if you're hungry or not, get at least one to try. I ended up eating three. They are great! Your only choice is steamed or fried. Our group was split on which was best but my favorite was steamed. If you are in the area, don't miss the opportunity to stop by and try it. It's absolutely delicious! It could be a snack or you could make a meal of it like I did. If I lived in Melbourne, this would be a regular stop.

Located within the La Trobe Uni car park, Kingsbury market has become very popular, especially on a…read moregreat weather day like today. It's held every Sunday and thankfully there is plenty of parking available. There are lots of people and lots of dogs with their people. This seems to be the norm. You'll find a variety of stalls including flowers, plants, gardening tools, clothing, handcrafted children's clothing, fruit & veg (including organic), honey, pre-loved toys & books, DVDs, shoes, jewellery, soy candles, crockery and lots of food stalls such as Dutch pancakes, pasta, paella, popcorn, mussels, nuts & dips & cheese, bread, gourmet pies etc. One of the most popular good stalls is Gozleme, there is always a queue of people (& their dogs) waiting to buy the delicious cheese & spinach or lamb filled pastries.

Excellent sausages, vegan available. Lots of condiments…read moreBetter than Bunnings Good atmosphere Can look at art while eating sausages

Loved this place! The room is cozy and cool, the staff…read morehelpful and efficient and the desserts.... Well.... ABSOLUTELY FABULOUS! We popped by before the theatre, even though we had a reservation for after, just to check it out... As we got a table, we had the first desserts of the evening, the mango Alphonso and the tarte Tatin - amazing! We didn't cancel our reservation and came back for the raspberry field and the choc terrarium... Heaven on a plate! Don't miss it!

Om Nom is the perfect name for this place because whilst there, all i could think about was Om NOM…read moreNOM NOM ! As soon as you walk in to the boutique hotel Adelphi, you sense the personal and fun touches. The lolly jar and lolly bag in reception, swinging chair in the lobby and wire horse installation. Walking past the reception desk and ahead to the host stand marking the start of the dessert bar you are greeted by friendly and professional staff. We told them that we have no reservation and are hoping for an empty table ( it was a weeknight) staff threw a comforting "no problem" and whisked us inside. I can only describe the staff as sleek. they are fast, smooth, friendly and professional. Just the right amount of greet and chit chats. having sampled the Mont Blanc and Tarte tartin at the Yelp event, we opted for Smoked Banoffee, Strawberry fields, and Cendol with a side of Adelphi rose cocktail. My advise is to gulp that cocktail before you eat because after all that sweetness the cocktail starts to taste bitter hahahah The Strawberry field is my fave, with strawberry gelato for mushroom head and marshmallow for the stem, lychee, raspberries and the surprise rosewater sphere that pops in your mouth ( or your fork). It tastes like perfume but with cool texture! The smokey Bannoffee is very very strong, our waiter tells us it is the dessert that divides diners. Love it or hate it. the flamed liquor leaves a thick woody flavour and the dish comes with popcorn, salted caramel syringe, ice cream, choc ball. HOW DO WE EAT IT???? however you want, they say..... The cendol is the only one that I could do without but was enjoyed by my partner. a small choc bowl holds the gula jawa, coconut type pudding and cendol balls. They sit on top a mango pudding. If you close your eyes, you have all the taste of Cendol but it's so bloody confusing for your eyes!! Would we go back? yes I'd like to try the other desserts and perhaps the high tea, if you plan to visit, the degustation is a good idea, $49pp for 3 small version desserts ( all you need). and it looks like each person can choose their own 3. Super!! just thinking about it makes me go Om Nom Nom Nom