The 5 Best Asian Fusion Restaurants in Melbourne to Try Now
There’s no denying that Melbourne is a melting pot of culinary delights. Not only is the city already famed for its worldclass hospitality, but it is packed to the brim with hundreds of cuisines from around the world including Chinese, Japanese and Thai to name a few.
However, we’ve set out on a journey to find the top Asian fusion around town. That’s right, restaurants and bars that beautifully blend culinary traditions from various countries.
Far from anything dull and dreary, these eateries are fun, modern and mouth-wateringly good. So, if you’re ready for us to tempt your tastebuds, read on through for the best Asian fusion restaurants in Melbourne!
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Looking for an Asian fusion restaurant in Melbourne’s CBD? Take a turn down Flinders Lane for Ken Leung’s Cha Ching. The food, interiors and hospitality are all described as fun and frivolous and, despite only recently celebrating their two-year anniversary, Cha Ching’s still manages to pull in a crowd thanks to their unique blend of Eastern Western flavours. Think Torched Wagyu Beef Tartare, chili caramel Five Spice Crispy Pork Belly, Black Truffle Fried Rice and Mango Coconut Panna Cotta to name a few.Read more -
Despite being a 50-minute drive out of Melbourne’s CBD, Mordialloc’s Chiki Chan’s is still worth the visit. Unlike others, this Asian fusion restaurant breaks all the rules with its diverse blend of culinary traditions which you’ll find in their pomegranate Kingfish Ceviche, Grilled Sugar Loaf Cabbage and the Coconut Chantilly that’s drizzled with a punchy Thai basil oil. Partnered by Hiki Bar, Chiki Chan also has two private dining rooms and an unmissable $55 per person Yum Cha. Yes please!Read more -
With two convenient locations – Melbourne’s CBD and Richmond – Hochi Mama is all about serving delicious dishes in an eclectic and modern manner. Drawing inspiration from the flavours, traditions and techniques of southeast Asia, Hochi Mama infuses a touch of love to create an unforgettable experience. Stuck on what to order? We recommend leaving it up to Mama with one of their two banquet options packed with the likes of Roast Duck Wonton, Lamb Massaman Curry and Crispy Barramundi Salad to name a few.Read more -
No need for an around the world trip, Melbourne’s Supernormal will transport your tastebuds to the heart of Tokyo, Shanghai, Seoul and Hong Kong. Found on Flinders Lane, Supernormal is brought to us by Australian chef Andrew McConnell. With a sister restaurant in Brisbane, this Melbourne eatery is defined by its neon pink signage and Scandi-like wooden furnishings. The food menu is simply superb with team favourites including the New England Lobster Roll, Twice Cooked Pork Ribs, Gippsland Striploin and the Strawberry Granita to finish.Read more -
It's perfect for casual weeknight eats that go big on South East Asian flavour.You need to try their rich beef rendang or coconutty laksa.Look out for cosy booths and a neighbourhood vibe that locals love.Read moreTucked along Sydney Road, Tom Phat is a deep-rooted Asian fusion restaurant based in the beating heart of Brunswick. A testament to its multicultural surroundings, Tom Phat magically blends a magnificent array of Southeast Asian dishes in a colourful and upbeat manner. Proudly crafting all pastes and sauces in-house, here you’ll be able to taste your way through authentic dishes originating from the likes of China, India, Malaysia and Thailand. The Crispy Stir Fry Barramundi is a must try and, there’s plenty of international beers to send you into a travel frenzy.