BEST FOOD

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@Stick: I live in the Eastern Suburbs, but anywhere in Glennie is fine. 

Thanks everyone for the suggestions

[Stick]

I know some fantastic restaurants in the Camberwell area, near the Rivoli cinema:

- Ambrosia (Greek)
- Choi's (Chinese)
- Deco (Modern Australian)
- Fiorelli (Italian/Modern Australian)
- Georges (Modern Australian)
- Monk and Me (Malaysian)
- Tea House on Burke (Chinese)

These aren't 'fine dining' restaurants, but they can be a little pricy (approximately $20-$30 for a main meal). They're probably good if you wanted to celebrate something special with your family; we tend to go to the movies afterwards since it's just so close.

[Fyrefly]

My favourite dessert at the moment is yuki ichigo. They don't photograph well... but basically... in the centre is a single strawberry, which is surrounded by whipped cream and rests on a layer of cake. All of this is wrapped in a soft layer of mochi, and dusted with icing sugar. Some people describe it as a strawberry shortcake wrapped in mochi.

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2162/2969856227_f786ebc062.jpg
http://sweet-travel.blogspot.com/2008/10/yuki-ichigo.html

[nacho]

ramen ya!

[Stick]

I guess my favourite food is arancini. It's basically an Italian rice ball with minced meat, cheese and some other ingredients (usually peas) and is covered with bread crumbs.

[funkyducky]

My favourite dessert at the moment is yuki ichigo. They don't photograph well... but basically... in the centre is a single strawberry, which is surrounded by whipped cream and rests on a layer of cake. All of this is wrapped in a soft layer of mochi, and dusted with icing sugar. Some people describe it as a strawberry shortcake wrapped in mochi.

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2162/2969856227_f786ebc062.jpg
http://sweet-travel.blogspot.com/2008/10/yuki-ichigo.html

Oh my god where can I get that in Melbourne???

[abd123]

BEST FOOD is anything thats meat.

Back in the days neanderthals AKA the cavemen ate meat as their delicacy and super (or dinner).

Please don't attack me vegetarians.

[xdecay]

+1000000 to Stick, though i only get vegetarian ones. oh gosh, they are heavenly.

if god was a type of food he would be an arancini ball.

[Toothpaste]

Falafels
Takoyaki

Balls are delicious.

(The first doesn't necessarily have to be spherical)

[vea]

Chips

[Fyrefly]

Balls are delicious.

That's what she said.

My favourite dessert at the moment is yuki ichigo. They don't photograph well... but basically... in the centre is a single strawberry, which is surrounded by whipped cream and rests on a layer of cake. All of this is wrapped in a soft layer of mochi, and dusted with icing sugar. Some people describe it as a strawberry shortcake wrapped in mochi.

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2162/2969856227_f786ebc062.jpg
http://sweet-travel.blogspot.com/2008/10/yuki-ichigo.html

Oh my god where can I get that in Melbourne???

I'm sorry, but I'm not sure... =(

[Fyrefly]

My favourite dessert at the moment is yuki ichigo. They don't photograph well... but basically... in the centre is a single strawberry, which is surrounded by whipped cream and rests on a layer of cake. All of this is wrapped in a soft layer of mochi, and dusted with icing sugar. Some people describe it as a strawberry shortcake wrapped in mochi.

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2162/2969856227_f786ebc062.jpg
http://sweet-travel.blogspot.com/2008/10/yuki-ichigo.html

Oh my god where can I get that in Melbourne???

I'm sorry, but I'm not sure... =(

I'm still not sure, but your best bet would be a Japanese restaurant:

http://yourrestaurants.com.au/cuisine_suburb/?action=home&url_landing=cuisines&url_region=melbourne&url_criteria=japanese

[Stick]

+1000000 to Stick, though i only get vegetarian ones. oh gosh, they are heavenly.

if god was a type of food he would be an arancini ball.

Totally agree. My mum makes them (and the vegetarian ones too). The benefits of an Italian family. 

[Mech]

I guess my favourite food is arancini. It's basically an Italian rice ball with minced meat, cheese and some other ingredients (usually peas) and is covered with bread crumbs.

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Where can I try these? ;o

[Stick]

They are sometimes an entree at Italian restaurants, but they're small in size - the traditional arancini are about a handful. Find an Italian friend (in particular, a Sicilian friend) and ask them to make some for you.