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Edita's famous fried fish burger.

Heading to the F1? Save some vroom for this epic fish burger

Some of Melbourne’s hottest eateries have revved up the food offerings trackside at Albert Park this year. Beat the queues and make a beeline for our top picks.

  • Emily Holgate

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Kingfish sashimi at Chin Chin

The dish that tennis star Alexei Popyrin loves to smash when in Melbourne

The Australian, who splits his time between Dubai and France when not on tour, has a few favourites in Melbourne he can’t wait to return to this month.

  • Jane Rocca
Chin Chin’s butter chicken curry with yoghurt and green chilli.

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Chris Lucas’ Aussie-Thai juggernaut.

Southern Ranges beef, cooked over charcoal and red gum, forms the menu core at Eileen’s Charcoal Grill.

Six openings to gee you up for a Geelong trip (and a hatted bistro to visit before it closes)

Including a charcoal-powered steakhouse and a basement bar with house-party vibes.

  • Tomas Telegramma
Chris Lucas is to open a new restaurant in Canberra.

It’s not Sydney or Melbourne, so which city are the big restaurant names flocking to open in?

Dining mogul Chris Lucas of Chin Chin fame will open a 150-seat European restaurant there in the spring.

  • Scott Bolles
St Kilda’s fortunes could be revived by new dining options.

The exciting new restaurants and bars coming soon to a location near you

Get ready to hit the road this year. And save room for Merivale’s first Melbourne venue, a long-awaited Italian project, and big plans from Chin Chin’s Chris Lucas.

  • Emma Breheny
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The small restaurant behind Le Comptoir des Caves in Paris.

Chin Chin’s Chris Lucas shares his best bistros, boulangeries and blow-out meals in Paris

The successful restaurateur and his team explored Paris in search of inspiration for their new restaurant Batard, and found plenty to get excited about.

  • Michael Harden
Ariarne Titmus.

Ariarne Titmus’ go-to Melbourne restaurants and favourite seafood spot in Sydney

The swimming champion shares her eating and drinking recommendations around the world, and her top getaway destination in Australia. Plus, her ideal ways to unwind in her home kitchen.

  • Jane Rocca
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Chin Chin

If you want to join the fun at one of Melbourne’s most popular restaurants, arrive early and be prepared to wait ... and wait.

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Chin Chin

With high-profile chef Ben Cooper at the helm, serious food with intense flavours and a pop ...