Top 10 Light Bites in Melbourne - 2024

"This store is located in the heart of Melbourne. This is a famous local burger specialty. So much so that you have to queue up for a burger. There are many kinds of burgers to choose from, but for the Chinese, I don't think the taste difference is big. It is not cheap to eat burgers here. The per capita consumption is about 20 Australian dollars. I personally feel that it is not very cost-effective to eat burgers for 100 yuan. Therefore, I personally feel that although it is an online red burger, it should not be very attractive to the Chinese. It is not very recommended."

"I have to say that the pizza here is delicious. We ordered BBQ and shrimp pizza and it tasted delicious. The only downside was that there were no four cheese pizzas. Very friendly and authentic. My partner and I had a "Sizza Cheese" pizza and it was fantastic. Staff was nice and attentive. They were also making takeaway menus for the same price! My partner and I had a pizza and we were full! 100% will come again."

"#Queen Victoria Market Raiders Queen Victoria Market (Queen Victoria Market) is located in the heart of Melbourne, Australia, and is the largest open-air market in the southern hemisphere. It was founded in 1878 and named after Queen Victoria of England at the time. The market covers about 4 hectares and has more than 600 stalls, including fresh fruits and vegetables, cooked food, pastries, handicrafts, home products and other goods. The Queen Victoria Market is not only a good place to shop, but also a window to understand the local culture and life. Play guides: 1. Best time to play: Queen Victoria Market is open seven days a week from 6am to 5.30pm. It is recommended to go in the morning or evening, when there is less crowds and you can leisurely visit the market. 2. Transportation: The market is conveniently located in the heart of Melbourne. You can reach it by tram, subway or bus. The nearest tram stop is Flinders Street Station (Flinders Street Station), which is within walking distance. 3. Itinerary: It is recommended to reserve half a day to visit Queen Victoria Market. You can first stroll around the main area of the market, taste local cuisine, and buy some specialty goods. Then you can rest in the small shops and cafes nearby and feel the leisurely atmosphere of Melbourne. 4. Shopping guide: Queen Victoria market has a wide variety of goods, can be selected according to personal preferences. Here are some special products worth buying: - Fresh fruits and vegetables: the fruit and vegetables on the market are of good quality and affordable price. Try buying some fresh fruits and vegetables such as strawberries, blueberries, apples and more. - Cooked food: There are many cooked food stalls on the market, offering a variety of delicious barbecue, pastries and breads. Try some grilled fish, kebabs or French bread. - Crafts: There are many handicraft stalls on the market, selling a variety of unique souvenirs and gifts. You can choose some handicrafts with local characteristics such as ceramics, wood carvings, etc. - Home Supplies: There are also some home supplies stalls on the market, providing a variety of practical home supplies and decorations. You can buy some Australian-style home supplies such as wool blankets, pillows, etc. 5. Note: - Please respect local customs and regulations, do not take photos or videos at will. - Keep personal belongings safe to prevent loss or theft. - You can bargain properly when buying goods, but pay attention to courtesy and skill. #Go to the local market #Food and Drink Club #City Humanities Memorabilia #Travel Australia"

"This is the first time we have eaten a Borek & we weren't disappointed. We tried all 3 varieties & all were delicious but our favourite was the spicy potato. Very quick & efficient service & exceptional value for money. I wish we could get Turkish/middle eastern food in Noosa!"

"Very special restaurant, pita is delicious, vegetables are very enjoyable"