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The remarkable first cookbook from Thi Le, chef and co-owner of Anchovy and Ca Com, is here. It's called Viet Kieu, and it's a deeply personal, deeply candid insight into modern Vietnamese cuisine and its history and Le's own identity.

Goodbye, Bar Romantica. Hello, Daphne. Etta's Hannah Green is opening a second venue on Lygon Street.

It’s everything you love about Japanese konbinis, Suupaacharged with speedy snacks to-go and an eat-in menu that takes casual Japanese dining to a new frontier. Here’s what to order at the exceptionally convenient, superbly slick Suupaa.

The first of Ian Curley’s Brighton venues is go – a bayside wine bar with a steak frites that won’t quit. Here’s what to order at 81 Bay.

An early contender for wine bar of the year, Suze is everything you want in a neighbourhood local.

Wrap your laughing gear around Victoria’s finest baked goods at the third-coming of Australia’s number-one baking celebration: Baker’s Dozen.

Talking divine ayurverdic nectar and medicinal marron-head broth with Enter Via Laundry chef and author of The Food of Bharat, Helly Raichura.

As Melbourne’s chic new design hotel prepares to welcome your weary head, we have a look at what you’ll be eating before and after you kill the lights.

The Italian wing of the program is looking positively bellissimo.

Enter the Year of the Snake with a yusheng: the only plate of tossed raw fish and vegetables designed to help you prosper.

One of Victoria's preeminent cockerel suppliers links up with a master charcutier for a range of excellent forcemeats.

The hummus king goes bricks and mortar in autumn of 2025 – on Smith Street.