Actor-comedian Ronny Chieng shares his favorite places to eat and hang out while he’s at home or on tour. Save this regularly updated guide for an easy way to find Chieng's favorite spots.
Less“Buzzing but warm and welcoming quintessential Melbourne brunch spot in quiet North Melbourne neighborhood.”
“Peruvian fancy-but-not-too-fancy restaurant in a classic Melbourne alleyway location. Everything on the menu is great.”
“Go for the Melbourne alleyway vibes, stay for the Melbourne bagel brunch.”
“Melbourne is a city that is so serious about its coffee that in 2008, when Starbucks tried to expand there, the city told Starbucks to shove it. This café is a prime example of Australia’s high coffee standards.”
“Belgium-waffle-and-baguette institution in iconic location. Make sure you get something with the French pickles.”
“My fun go-to café on a famous lane full of cafés, serving inventive bagel sandwiches.”
“Fancy-but-not-too-fancy modern Australian Indian cuisine. Perfect for a date or celebration.”
“Fun open-air bar in the middle of a river with decent snacks and city views.”
“A Melbourne institutional open-air rooftop bar overlooking the city, with burgers and a unique beer selection.”
“Could not get a more Melbourne experience than this café in an alleyway, up the stairs, and also home to a leather craftsman, shoemaker, barber, and jeweler.”