Melbourne Restaurants

10 of the Best Restaurants

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  Flower Drum Restaurant Melbourne

  In China, "Flower Drum" is known as a traditional dance famous for its beauty and elegance. In Melbourne, it is a top Chinese restaurant that displays the same elements of refinement and delicacy through our concept of fine dining Cantonese cuisine and dedicated service. Flower Drum, the restaurant, is a place that believes in combining great food, fine wine and impeccable service for a unique dining experience each and every time.

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  Chin Chin's at Koto Moon Restaurant Carlton North

  For a diversion from Lygon Street's 'little Italy' sits an institution in Carlton's North with a name worth remembering. Chin Chin's at Koto Moon sounds more like an entrant in Shanghai's independent film festival than a purveyor of contemporary Asian cuisine, but what awaits you is not to be missed.

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  Noble House Restaurant Eltham

  At Noble House, we specialise in traditional Chinese cuisine prepared by our Top Class Chefs. Yum Cha is served every Sunday, and with our relaxed atmosphere and excellent service it makes an ideal Sunday outing.

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  Bokchoy Tang Restaurant Melbourne

  Bokchoy Tang restaurant is situated on level 3 of the Crossbar at Federation Square. It seats around 200 inside with a further 30 on the terrace, which has spectacular views of the Plaza and Melbourne's CBD. The menu is designed to introduce Melbourne to contemporary Chinese cuisine. The kitchen is the first open CHinese kitchen, where traditional cooking methods are utilised in the preparation of entirely contemporary dishes suited to the Western palate. The cuisine is based upon principles in which quality, freshness and respect for the delicate, natural flavours of each ingredient are paramount.

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  Plume Restaurant Maribyrnong

  Eating at Plume Restaurant is an experience. It offers an elegant dining experience with its superb Chinese cuisine, complete with a lavish environment. The variety of fresh and cooked food is always prepared with some expert culinary skills. Chinese cuisine is well known for its aims for perfection and balance among four main elements, i.e. colour, aroma, flavour and presentation. Colours will be pleasing, showing the freshness and the tenderness of the ingredients. Aromas will be inviting and appetising. The appearance of the food will be beautifully arranged and presented, by a variety of healthy cooking ways including stewing, boiling, steaming, deep frying, shallow frying, stir frying, and so much more.

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  Red Emperor Restaurant Southbank

  Red Emperor Chinese Restaurant has been a popular Southgate establishment in Melbourne for almost 20 years.
  
  Come and dine in our newly refurbished setting, with superb views overlooking the Yarra River and the Melbourne City Skyline.

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  Silks Restaurant Southbank

  With a menu featuring an array of authentic Chinese regional cuisines, Silks is Crown's premier Chinese restaurant.
  
  We invite you to dine at Silks, Crown's premier Chinese restaurant. Experience a new menu featuring authentic Chinese regional cuisines including an array of Northern Chinese, Sichuan, Cantonese and Shanghainese additions and an enhanced selection of teas.
  
  The private dining rooms offer an intimate dining experience for up to 12 people including the iconic Mongolian tent which is available for special events.

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  Silky Apple Restaurant Armadale

  Come and enjoy delectable Chinese cuisine in delightful surroundings at Silky Apple.
  
  Make your celebration complete by organising a special banquet with family and friends or relax with an intimate dinner for two.
  
  Choose from tempting dishes like Peking Duck, deluxe Steamed Oysters or indulge in superb Ginger Lobster, beautifully complemented with wine from our bar.

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  Chin Chin's at Koto Moon Restaurant Carlton North

  For a diversion from Lygon Street's 'little Italy' sits an institution in Carlton's North with a name worth remembering. Chin Chin's at Koto Moon sounds more like an entrant in Shanghai's independent film festival than a purveyor of contemporary Asian cuisine, but what awaits you is not to be missed.

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