Great to see you in Melbourne enjoying our many great Asian eateries.. You are educating me about Asian food & foods to try in my home city.. Heading to ‘Miilk’ next week, mmm. Safe travels Ryan, looking forward to your next travels..
@@ryansofly Yes Ryan you are the REAL SAVING Private Ryan.. Well i was emotional when you showed.. ELIZABETH/ Flinder st.. my regular spot.. KIM SING CHEAP Eats .. Flinders lane.. then DYMOCKS.. Bourke Galeria
Ryan, next time you're in Melbourne go to soi 38. It's a very hidden place underneath a car park. Can't miss it due to the smell. you also sit on the small plastic chairs which are mainstays in south East Asian restaurants
Love the channel Ryan. Next time you are in Melbourne, consider getting outside of the free tram zone. Maybe buy yourself a Myki and head down to South Melbourne market. A session at the stand-up seafood bars and Agathe's pastries is a treat indeed. A tram ride to the National Gallery and then lunch at somewhere like the Mussel Pot at the Queen Victoria Market makes for a great day out. If you really want to get out of your comfort zone, try Ballarat. For reasons I don't fully understand, the Spanish/Mexican food scene based around Armstrong Street here is on another level. Dr M
There's quite a few great Thai restaurants in Melbourne too rival anything in Bangkok..no 12 was good but there's one opposite the Victoria market really great..the cbd does have.great food but venture a few km out and things get a bit harder too find anything decent ..if you don't live in the cbd Melbourne is a boring place too live
I used to study in Melbourne back in the day and I did find even back then, the foodie scene was on another level. But Thai cuisine out in the suburb is usually a fail. So I'm discerning. And I'll only feature the authentic ones.
Truth be told, I did discover an excellent nasi lemak place in the city but they've closed down. Which is such a shame. Otherwise, I normally manage my expectations accordingly.
Sorry friend, watching now. 😊
Hahaha no worries. Better late than never!
Great to see you in Melbourne enjoying our many great Asian eateries.. You are educating me about Asian food & foods to try in my home city.. Heading to ‘Miilk’ next week, mmm. Safe travels Ryan, looking forward to your next travels..
My pleasure! I absolutely love Melbourne, just wished I could afford to live there! 🤣
I see you two eat makes me full lah
Hahaha... Should have made you hungry no? 😉
Amazing blog, Melbourne is one of my fav city
It is an amazing city. So much to see and eat!
KING ST...
I miss Melbourne - going to be 5 years since Nov 1 2019
Think it's time to go back there to visit. No? 😏
@@ryansofly Yes Ryan you are the REAL SAVING Private Ryan.. Well i was emotional when you showed.. ELIZABETH/ Flinder st.. my regular spot.. KIM SING CHEAP Eats .. Flinders lane.. then DYMOCKS.. Bourke Galeria
@@ryansofly Melbourne Central, Young and Jackson.. box Hill and Springvale
In Carlton, try Ying Thai2 on 110 Lygon St, Carlton VIC 3053 just on the edge of CBD...
I did walk past Ying Thai. Looks legit though!
Another gem - thank you Ryan
Nice to see you again, mate!
Tourism Victoria ads.... "yeah nah"...... Ryan's foodie videos.... "Next flight to Melbourne please" 🥇
Haha too kind, mate
Drive around melbourne at 3pm you will struggle to find anything open. Maccas hungry jacks kfc are your main choices.
Do you mean 3am? There are heaps of cafes still opened at 3pm. Hehe ...
Ryan, next time you're in Melbourne go to soi 38. It's a very hidden place underneath a car park. Can't miss it due to the smell. you also sit on the small plastic chairs which are mainstays in south East Asian restaurants
He already has in one of his previous vids!
Howdy mate, been there since that and will gladly do it over and over again! 😜
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I just watched it, glad he enjoyed it. Also got to see Tim from Google box
I am so glad you love Melbourne like i do 😊
Haha you might bump into me there one day stuffing my face! 🤣
@@ryansofly you might run into me doing the same thing
Love the channel Ryan.
Next time you are in Melbourne, consider getting outside of the free tram zone. Maybe buy yourself a Myki and head down to South Melbourne market. A session at the stand-up seafood bars and Agathe's pastries is a treat indeed.
A tram ride to the National Gallery and then lunch at somewhere like the Mussel Pot at the Queen Victoria Market makes for a great day out.
If you really want to get out of your comfort zone, try Ballarat. For reasons I don't fully understand, the Spanish/Mexican food scene based around Armstrong Street here is on another level.
Dr M
Hey man, thanks for watching! I absolutely love QVM and the surrounds. I used to frequent Prahan Markets when I lived in Melbourne.
There's quite a few great Thai restaurants in Melbourne too rival anything in Bangkok..no 12 was good but there's one opposite the Victoria market really great..the cbd does have.great food but venture a few km out and things get a bit harder too find anything decent ..if you don't live in the cbd Melbourne is a boring place too live
I used to study in Melbourne back in the day and I did find even back then, the foodie scene was on another level. But Thai cuisine out in the suburb is usually a fail. So I'm discerning. And I'll only feature the authentic ones.
If you are Singaporean and looking for food in Melbourne better Not try indonesian restaurant you wil disappointed .
Truth be told, I did discover an excellent nasi lemak place in the city but they've closed down. Which is such a shame. Otherwise, I normally manage my expectations accordingly.