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Just Open: Shimbu Tibetan restaurant, Brunswick East

Hilary McNevin

Tibetan dumplings served with chilli sauce.
Tibetan dumplings served with chilli sauce.Supplied

Craving some Tibetan food but don't know your sha momos from your bedhai? New restaurant and bar Shimbu​ has brought a colourful collection of traditional and modern Tibetan dishes to Brunswick.

Sha momos are handmade beef dumplings, bedhai is a mild coconut milk chicken curry.

You can also try spicy pork belly soft tacos served on roti bread instead of a tortilla, crisp soft-shell crab stuffed into bao buns, or the crunch and punch of Shimbu's house-made fried chicken.

Shimbu serves traditional and modern Tibetan dishes.
Shimbu serves traditional and modern Tibetan dishes.Supplied
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The drinks list is broad, with cocktails, local and international craft beers, local wines, smoothies and milkshakes.

The room is welcoming and contemporary – fitting neatly into the inner-northern Brunswick scene. Black subway-tiled walls serve as a backdrop to brightly painted Tibetan masks, paintings and ornaments, greenery and industrial lightshades.

Open Tue-Sun from 5pm.

58 Lygon Street, Brunswick East, 0405 319 161, facebook.com/pages/Shimbu

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