Melbourne world plates reviews

Melbourne world plates reviews

Besha Rodell travels the world without leaving Melbourne.

Tantuni iskender.

Colombian-style hot chocolate served with mozzarella.

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Cento Mani cafe is full of Colombian beans

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Banh trang tron (rice paper salad).

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Move over rice paper rolls, hello rice paper salad

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Omnivore combination platter on injera bread.

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Mesob brings Ethiopian food to Northcote

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Bright flavours: a selection of dishes at Spice Pantry, Prahran.

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Is this Melbourne's best butter chicken?

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Don't miss the carnitas - slow-cooked shredded pork tacos.

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Tortilla-makers serve up authentic Mexican flavours at El Sabor

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Oy lagmeni (hand-pulled noodles with lamb).

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Uyghur Chinese: A heavenly crossroad of tastes from the Silk Road

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The pot used for cooking tantuni.

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Turkey: Meet tantuni, an alternative to the kebab

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Ayam cabe ijo - fried chicken with spicy green chilli relish.

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Halal Indonesian: Don't miss chicken at Pondok Rempah

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Spicy minced chicken dip (left) and fish amok at Bopha Devi.

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Cambodia: Bopha Devi's dip blends Thai larb and bolognese

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Lamb Biryani.

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Diamond combines Indian and Hungarian cuisines

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The pork hock in a clay pot is made from scratch.

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Hit the road to try real Thai flavours at Khao San Road

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The vegan mezze plate for two.

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Greece: Bargain vegan-friendly banquets in Brunswick East

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