Modern Asian dining with bold, cross-cultural energy. Chef Andrew McConnell’s Supernormal blends Japanese, Korean, and Chinese influences — from lobster rolls to peanut-butter parfait — earning its spot among Melbourne’s most iconic restaurants.

Standing on Bourke Street for close to a century, Florentino is an Italian fine-dining institution that has long been part of Melbourne’s dining life, reflecting a particular idea of hospitality that values time, generosity and permanence. The menu, classic and opulent, draws on the dining room’s grand, old-world tradition, with thoughtful modern refinements made for dining now.

Cookie is one of Melbourne's most iconic hospitality venues. Located on the first floor of Curtin House on Swanston Street, Cookie has been a CBD institution for more than two decades, bringing together a bustling Thai eating house, legendary beer hall and hidden cocktail bar under one unforgettable roof. DJs on Friday & Saturday in Beer Hall 7pm til late.

A dumpling restaurant highlighting Chinese cuisine accompanying amazing food and cozy ambiance

DISUKO, cued from Tokyo 1980, split into elements that define the time. Open-air dining, shared izakaya, omakase for occasion, music always. Refound on Melbourne’s city skyline, DISUKO brings those moments forward in a lively and layered setting. Our nomikai, the Terracotta Roof, offers after-hours respite and weekend ease, the izakaya lounge gathers friends over plates made to share, and omakase offers pause for a theatrical food occasion.