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Ultimate Australian Food Tour! TOASTY HEAVEN + Best Kebabs in Melbourne!

Ultimate Australian Food Tour! TOASTY HEAVEN + Best Kebabs in Melbourne!

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Today we re going on an ultimate food tour in Melbourne to eat some of the tastiest and most iconic foods and to show the diversity of cultures and foods that are represented. It s going to be a delicious food day and you re not going to want to miss any of it! Here are all the restaurants we visited on this Melbourne food tour: 1. Hector's Deli - Toasty sandwiches are extremely popular in Melbourne and Hector s Deli serves some of the best! 2. Pipi's Kiosk - Located right along the beach Pipi's Kiosk is known for their boat to table, Chef driven seafood. 3. Ca Com B nh M Bar - At this small Vietnamese banh mi bar they make everything fresh in house and everything is cooked over fire. 4. Arbory Afloat - In mid Afternoon we visited one of the most popular bars and the biggest floating restaurant in Melbourne. Drink and pizza are some of the best in the city with a lively atmosphere. 5. Pidapip Carlton - In the evening we stopped to have some of the best gelato in Melbourne. 6. Supernormal - Chef Andrew McConnell is one of the most well known chefs from Melbourne and we had a great meal at Supernormal, a Asian inspired restaurant. 7. Komur - Finally, I can say Komur was one of the best meals and best restaurants I ate at in Melbourne. Emir Uker comes from a lineage of kebab makers and his Turkish food will impress you, outstanding!
Date: 2023-06-03

Comments and reviews: 15


Mark, we love you, but I wish you hadn t focussed on Melbourne s over branded hipster places. There are lots of incredible suburbs with cheap and cheerful eateries. The A1 Bakery in Brunswick for Lebanese pies - Afghan Master Kebab in Sunshine - Pellegrini s in the CBD to tell the story of the Italian influence on our food culture. And a fish n chip shop that still cuts its own chips and offers up curious staples like battered saveloys, pineapple fritters, and chicko rolls. Old school places that are dying out. And we re still to see an HSP (Halal Snack Pack) but you might be waiting for a trip to Sydney for that. Thanks for coming to Australia and I hope to see more authentic food places in the mix!
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Hi Mark
So great that you are speading your joy of food in my home country. I've followed you since Mica was born and am so proud of the way you feature our produce, by European comparison we are a young country but with such an amazing array of food we still have a lot to offer, I'm from Sydney and hope you get time to experience our delights as well, please continue to enjoy the great food we have. safe journeying to all the family.

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You went to one of the most multicultural country/city and tried all English food.
This is not what everyday aussies eat, this is just fancy places in Melbourne
You need to go to a pub, 15 Parma, fish and chips in outer suburbs, all sort of beers, pies from family owned in industrial parts, where tradies go.
The list goes on, this is not even a kebab! Best one near qv, and smith st.
No culture what makes this country

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Mark i'm having a hard time watching you eat Australian food. You destroy it which is ruining the eating experience. Watch people around you to grasp the concept. The meat pie eating made national news, you basically shoved it into your face and kept pushing. Australians are having a hard time watching this hahaha love your work just needs some fine tuning.
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Nice video Mark! Quick question, do you have any plan to go to France soon? It seems crazy to me that you've never done a series there, knowing that it is one of the greatest food destination in the World! I know you lived there for a while growing up, did you have a bad experience there?
I would love to see you try some traditional french food: )

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Despite all the premium ingredients and high class infrastructure- the fact that this country and its food is so devoid of any kind of culture or pedigree is so obvious.
My neighbourhood street cart seller has food with more flavour than this city which is one of the best to live in the world.
Money can t buy you culture and heritage.

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Hi Mark
I live in Melbourne and you have hit up some great Melbourne spots. Though i know your style, and i hope you managed to get to outback Australia, hang out with some of the Aboriginal people and experience some bush tucker. Outback plants & veggies, kangaroo cooked over an open fire, damper, bush stews and some witchery grubs.

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Thanks for doin Melbourne. even tho i live in Melborne. but really the best seafood is caught. of the South Australian coast Coffin Bay BEST oysters around. you really need to eat your way around the whole of Australia not just Melbourne as its not the only place in Australia. Fresh seafood South Australian style. ohhhh yeah
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Mark - It is morning here and I want to taste that beef sandwich so juicy looking! Wow! that fish and chips, I am tasting it here right now. I love the looks of the sardine sandwich. Pizza oh my goodness! Yummy, yummy. send me some now! That Lobster and rice looking outrageously delicious! Mouthwatering Kebabs! Excellent video
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the biggest takeaway im getting from this series is that australia just cooks food from all over the world and puts their own spin on it, but it all seems like its a worse tasting version of the authentic version elsewhere in the world. i cringed hard at that lobster roll
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Watching Mark eat toasties and chips with chicken salt is somehow both really lovely and also very mildly embarrassing. Aussie cuisine is so mixed up and weird - can't fault the quality of ingredients though. We do seem to have some really good produce!
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1 of the best sandwiches I ever had was at Sherman's deli in palm springs, ca. Most things there are great. Should try if in so cal. It's a staple of that area. Edited to say those sandwiches looked amazing and reminded of Sherman's deli
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Love to see you hitting all of the modern Australian spots.
Hopefully you make some time to get some bush trekking in. There are a number of local Australian ingredients that you don t see commonly used in modern cuisine that you are trying.

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Can't believe you have finally come to Melbourne Mark! Have been watching your videos for years now and I just moved to Melbourne earlier this year and were craving for some good food around. Great video! Definitely will check those places out
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Im so happy you came here to Melbourne Mark, you looked like you really had a fabulous time. I m glad you got to experience the beauty of Australia and showcased it to the rest if the world through your videos. Thank you
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