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A Guide to Springvale: Melbourne’s Best Multicultural Eats, Shops and Markets

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By Pauline Morrissey
| Sitchu
Bun Bun Bakery (Image Credit: Pauline Morrissey) Springvale is Melbourne’s go-to suburb for Vietnamese and Cambodian food, known for its bustling markets, no-frills eateries and generations of family-run businesses. Within a handful of busy streets, you’ll find bakeries, restaurants, grocers, temples and community institutions that have served local families for decades, alongside Chinese, Indian and other migrant communities that have also shaped the suburb’s multicultural character.
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Alex 'N' Rolls (CLOSED)

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By Pauline Morrissey
| Time Out Sydney Verified
Marrickville’s eat scene is a true melting pot of flavours, with a reputation for quick but quality meals, so it should come as no surprise that the suburb’s banh mi offerings continue to expand and impress. It takes some guts to challenge Marrickville Pork Roll, but Alex ‘N’ Rolls – just a few metres down the road in a humble, converted terrace – puts up a mighty good fight.
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The Best Daylesford Restaurants for Every Foodie’s Bucket List

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By Pauline Morrissey
| Australian Traveller Verified
There’s no better place to unwind than the Yarra Valley and Dandenong Ranges – a leafy and idyllic region shrouded in mist, fern-filled gullies and a peaceful atmosphere. Wrapped in the crisp mountain air, ancient ferns and ethereally verdant landscapes of the Yarra Valley and Dandenong Ranges , you’d be forgiven for thinking you’re in another world (or at least another part of the planet).
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