STREET FOOD · MELBOURNE STREET FOOD TOURS
The good street food tours keep small groups and fill up early. Below: the 4 to book ahead, what each includes and how they differ.
Join a guide such as Hugo or Simon for a three-hour evening walk through Melbourne’s food districts. Visit at least four eateries, sample a full meal’s worth of dishes, enjoy local stories, and finish with sweets. The route changes with the group, so expect surprises rather than a fixed menu.
“Our guide Simon was grest. Informative, interesting, kind. Food was really good.”
Start near the Multicultural Hub and walk about 1 km through Queen Victoria Market with an English-speaking guide such as Tristan or Anna. Expect coffee, local and multicultural tastings, vendor stories, market history, and practical buying tips in a group of no more than 12.
“Anna was hugely knowledgeable about the market and it's history. She catered to our needs. My 13 year old son loved it and trying all the different foods.”
Walk from central Melbourne into Flinders Lane and Chinatown, stopping at four dumpling venues for handmade styles from Shanghai and beyond. Guides such as Sue, Chev, Dave, and Monique add food notes and Melbourne history. The three-hour evening tour includes tea, water, and enough dumplings for a meal.
“Excellent tour. Dumplings were outstanding as was our tour guide Chev. Tons of fun facts about MEL and well thought out stops”
Spend about six hours exploring Melbourne with a private local guide. Visit Fitzroy, Collingwood, Presgrave Place, St. Kilda, and South Melbourne Market while sampling local food and hearing real city stories. Guides such as Matthias, Anna, Aaron, and Victoria tailor the day to your interests.
“Such a great experience with Victoria! She was super pleasant, kind and knowledgeable! Fantastic person!!!!”
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