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One of the foreseeable results of the flood of Korean BBQ restaurants in 2025 was inevitability the fact that the less popular establishments that were unable to compete with the shiny new options eventually had to close. One such example was unfortunately Midam, which I had been frequenting since high school. In it's
Dear Readers, September 23 marks the twelfth anniversary of Espresso & Matcha. Twelve years is a long time. When I started this blog in 2014, I never imagined that it would still be here twelve years later. Yet somehow, despite all the changes that have taken place since then, I am still writing about food. Looking bac
Its hardly a gourmet trip to Melbourne without at least one meal at the acclaimed three hatted Minamishima, which has been serving traditional Japanese Omakase in Richmond for the last 12 years. It was the first place I made a reservation for when I knew I would be going down. Arriving just before 6, I was hoping to be
A couple of weeks ago, Dr L and I went to celebrate Chinese Valentines day. Not because we remembered it per se, but more because we decided to go on a mid week date and then only noticed on the day that it was. Anyway, I've had my eye on A La Bonne Franquette at New Farm for quite some time now, it's a small shopfront
Of all the new restaurants opening in 2026, none fail to capture my attention more than D.W Steakhouse which has been on my radar for the last several months. For those who remember Little Taipei back about 15-20 years ago, David's Sizzling was an incredible institution that I still fondly reminisce in current day. I w
Final omakase in Melbourne was one that I had the least amount of awareness off, so went in with no expectations. Only opening in 2023 in South Yarra, it was a baby compared to Minamishima, but I had heard whispers in foodie circles that the quality of the food might be just as good. I absolutely had to investigate thi
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