Cheese and bread, is there anything better?! This new toasted sandwich and schnitzel joint in a…read morequiet street of North-West Melbourne is from a team behind food trucks of the same name. The food is awesome. Most sandwiches and burgers are between $12-14. Absolutely worth it. The Mac and cheese toastie with caramelised onion was delicious and crispy. We also loved the poutine schnitzel (with gravy and chips) in a bagel bread roll. Vegetarians and vegans are well catered for with eggplant schnitzels on offer that taste amazing. They are thinly sliced to give them a tasty crunch. The herbed Mayo with spicy sauce and rocket was delicious. Coffee is nice and served in bright yellow cups that match the venue. Indie seating is quite limited but there is plenty of big tables outside. Really cute place and we are looking forward to going again.

It's not often you can argue that $12 for a toasted sandwich is good value, but Toasta and Co are…read morethat one, rare exception. Hidden in the warehouse district of North Melbourne, a 7 day toasted sandwich restaurant is an odd location, but having eaten here 4 times now, I'm not alone in having discovered it. It's generally busy from 11am onwards, and there's a queue by 1pm. If you're after something light and tasty- go the Harry, if you're wanting something more substantial- the Poutine schnitzel served on a soft pretzel is great, and then for the absurd- grab a Mack Daddy- Pulled pork, Mac N Cheese between grilled cheese slices. Yep. Overall a good experience, but don't stop by if time is tight. 15-20min waits to get your takeaway goodies aren't unusual, and it's worse outside peak rush period. They're also licensed, so if craft beer and toasties are your thing, magic. Well worth a trip.

This cafe was recommended to me because it is housed in an old power station or something to that…read moreeffect. Space had a lot of natural light but the service was terrible. We interacted with three different servers and all were obnoxious. Skip it; lots of other cute coffee shops with better service. Food was blah!

One word - amazing :)…read more The food was super delicious and presented beautifully. The hotcakes weren't too sweet and the eggs were well cooked. I think the flavors complimented everything really well. The service was quick and friendly as well. The ambience of the cafe really set the tone of the space. The timeless structure of the building was renovated tastefully. Really pleasant place to chill and pass the time. Would love to come again. Thanks

A small Asian centric food court where there is other cuisine in more casual settings and…read morerestaurant while this area seems to be more grab and go. You'll find noodles, fried foods along with a bar that you can order drinks and consume within the area. There is an exit on the backside that enters into the entertainment center and arcade. Got caught at the wrong time and places were in an odd transitions for a later food rush but I can imagine the place will pick up. A easy spot that gives options for those that want a little variety for their table. Get a couple small items and you have a feast.

This is truly a gem in the District Docklands. It is a new street food precinct in a hawker market…read morestyle. There are bubble tea, Chinese, Vietnamese, Japanese, Korean plus some opening soon option. I only tried the bubble tea which is happylemon but not others, this review is based on the idea of this food hall as a whole where I can find many Aisan foods options here in Docklands and also the ambience, cleanliness.

Noodles are amazing and delicious! A good variety on the menu the choose from. Very busy place. A…read moregreat selection of drinks available especially beer and Saki. Service is ok.

We were just wandering and wondering what to have for dinner. Ramen won again so we tried here at…read moreFukutontei Ramen, Docklands, Melbourne. What a great decision. Delicious. Not "real" table service as you write yiur choices on their menu note pad and take it to the cash register but then food is brought to your table. Staff are friendly and efficient. Place is clean and it's fun to watch them in the kitchen. Dessert portions very generous... we had green tea ice cream with azuki beans.

This is honestly the first time I've ever had dumplings in my life! Without anything else to…read morecompare to I was extremely impressed! I was in a group of 10 people so we got a bunch of different dishes to share which worked out really well. The dumpling options are all around 15 for about $10 so it's cheap but I feel if I wasn't in a group I would get over eating 15 of the same dumplings really fast! Service times is something that needs to be worked on! It took 20 mins to get our first round of drinks, which might I add were bottle of beer. My favourite was the chicken and corn, I'd highly recommend!

A gigantic Lego sumo man sits at the entrance of this bright yellow dumpling house, setting the…read moretone for a fun and carefree meal. There are tonnes of options for dumplings, wok dishes, rice and noodles, with a decent selection of vegetarian options, most of which are vegan. You get a decent amount for your dollars here, and while you are sure to find tastier dumplings in Chinatown, if you want somewhere super relaxed and on this side of town, its definitely not a bad choice.

The food was all pre made and not well cooked. The pizza was lackluster with a very thin floppy…read morecrust and burnt edge. The pasta was over cooked and sauce was similar to sloppy Joe mix with carrots. The wait staff was was trying hard but came across a genuine but inexperienced. The drinks were good. Ambiance was comfortable however another customer has so much perfume on that it was distracting from my meal.

My wife and I have been meaning to try here since it opened. Thee was only a few people dining but…read morethat's acceptable for a week night. The mains came out promptly and were very good. My wife had the gnocchi and it was home made and freshly cooker. I had the beef burger with fries. The patty was good size and not too greasy. The onion chopped fine and sautéed well. The chips were hot and crispy. The deserts too ages to come out and the cheesecake slice was too small. For negatives, the seating is not very comfortable and the placemats had been used before us.

I got here early for lunch. I ordered miso soup $2 and a curry chicken bowl $11. Both were great!…read moreThe curry sauce was delicious and the chicken was slightly crispy and delicious too. Reasonable prices but more important was how good the food tasted.

Really great escape from the horror that is Harbour Town shopping centre. Simple clean decor,…read morefriendly staff and speedy service, but the real charm is the menu. A decent variety of fare, some traditional pieces and some more modern varieties. Definitely try the bento boxes and the donburi.

Was shopping the other day in Harbour Town, Melbourne. Came across this burger branch, lol, and I…read morekinda like the name, so I decided to pop in and try it out. Bought Hamburger cheese and bacon and Chips. Paid for Monster sauce. $13.65. O.o! Monster Burger with a monster price tag. The burger is alright I would say, It's not out of this world and the monster sauce taste a bit like thousand island. Hmm... Darn. Overpaid.

Cute local neighbourhood cafe. The name comes from the garage roller door which covers the outside…read moreof the main seating area. I've been coming here for a few years now and the staff are always friendly and welcoming. Food is mostly the usual breakfast affair but with some nice twists. Popular items include the Badlands - parmesan and bacon hash with a kransky and leeks, and the Meatball Baked Eggs. There are also a selection of sub-style hot rolls. Much of the food is cooked in a pizza oven giving it that extra nice crunch. Coffee is a blend from Syndicate and there is also Moccamaster filter available and a small bar with a selection of beer and spirits. If you're nearby, definitely check it out.

Great tucked away cafe! The people there are wonderful. The food and coffee doesn't disappointed…read more Roller door serves some great food, honestly not something you expect from a small cafe. They even have a book nook you can read from. It's a spot where people in the neighbourhood come in on a regular basis and where everyone is known by their first name. If you do live close by I say hit them up, bring a friend and if you've had a big night a great place to cure that hangover. They even have a liquor licence for those that like a bit of fun with brunch.

The food here is amazing. Have been here a couple of times and have loved every bite. We stopped…read morefor lunch and had the 5 selection deal for $32 per person. You get to choose 5 plates from the menu and they come out tapas style so a share plate. There are so many great choices on the menu to choose from. But sharing the 5 plates is enough for you to feel satisfied with out being overly full. Every plate was a delight and the accompanying salads were light and refreshing. I especially lives the tempura eggplant dish with the green mango salad with chilli it was delicious. The crying Tiger was also amazing with the wagyu and the spicy citrus dipping sauce. It's to die for as is the sticky pork belly The staff were great they were attentive and happy to explain any part of the menu we were unsure about. Also very friendly and made sure we were happy with everything. I will be back here for sure pity it's so far away for us but it's a good place to look forward to coming back for a great feed.