Turkish
68 Chapel Street,
3181,
Windsor (VIC)
Average price $35
For dessert, we had Baklava and Kadaif. So...
50% off the 'à la carte' menu!
Great Japanese food. We had the kingfish...
40% off a la carte, some exclusions may apply
This restaurant serves fusion European food
European
173 Chapel St,
3181,
Windsor (VIC)
Average price $50
30% off the 'à la carte' menu!
We shared the Ukranian Borsht and the goulash
50% off the 'à la carte' menu!
The food is fantastic and a good selection to choose from
40% off the 'à la carte' menu!
The Japanese food are very authentic and yummy!...
30% off the 'à la carte' menu!
Food and wine was absolutely amazing. Will 100% be back!...
Go to dishes: Yakitori Set (especially Chicken Yakitori)...
Amazing French Cuisine Restaurant! Taste & quality food...
The food is mouth wateringly delicious!...
Delicious thin and crispy crust pizza
Xiao Long Bao & Prawn dumplings were the stand outs
Japanese
99 Chapel ST,
3181,
Windsor (VIC)
European
78 Williams Road,
3181,
Prahran (VIC)
Glass of wine is closer to half a glass
Wide range of wines, although I sampled the local beer
Australian
420 High Street,
3181,
Prahran (VIC)
The wine list and beers on tap were varied
Our waiter helped us choose our meals and wine thoughtfully
Amazing food, some the best Indian we’ve ever had!...
Really nice place, I would love more veggies options
Go where the cool people go and check out a range of alternative and industrial chic cafes in Prahran. After brunch, browse Greville St Records, a Melbourne institution. This inner suburb of Melbourne is an upmarket area for young professionals. Chapel Street is the main strip here, where there’s always something new and boundary pushing when it comes to food or fashion.
For divine produce, make sure you visit Prahran Market. Vendors sell a huge range of fresh seafood, meat, poultry, fruit and veg, deli goods and local gourmet items. Southeast Asian restaurants are popular in this area. With lots of options, each has its own edge in terms of specialty meals and interior design. David’s in particular is renowned as being Shanghai in Melbourne. Pop in for dumplings, noodles and stir fries done right. If you’re not in the mood for food, you’ll find any number of bars and nightclubs in the area or a studio for a hot yoga class. Take your pick!