Lunar New Year guide
Celebrate Lunar New Year at this huge range of festivities across Melbourne.
Tag: Chinatown
Free February events in Melbourne
From Chinese New Year to the Greek Festival, alfresco movies to the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra, fill your diary with freebies.
What not to miss in Chinatown.
Roam through Chinatown for all the things to eat, quirky arcades to explore, arts and culture and hidden bars.
Cheap Chinatown eats
When you head down to Chinatown, do you wander aimlessly or go to the same joint every time? Either way, try these budget-friendly sure bets.
Chinese New Year lights up the city
Melbourne is full of food, colour, culture and new beginnings as we welcome the Year of the Monkey.
Where to eat this Chinese New Year
Among the firecrackers, music and dancing dragons this Chinese New Year, Melbourne’s best Chinese restaurants are putting …
Chinese New Year highlights
Chinese New Year 2015 is here and there are plenty of fun-filled events in Melbourne to welcome …
Day 24: A Chinatown dessert bonanza
Christmas is a great time of year to over-indulge without the accompanying guilt. If your sweet tooth …
Keeping it in the family: Sun Shing Loong’s
On Saturdays in the mid 20th century, Chinese-Australians from around Melbourne would come into the city to …
Little Bourke Street: Street Smells
As you wander past the restaurants, cafes and bakeries that line Little Bourke Street, there’s the delicious …
Gallop into the Year of the Horse
We are now in the midst of Lunar New Year festivities, which started on 31 January. Since …
Day 7: Christmas shopping in Chinatown
Melbourne’s Chinatown might be known for its restaurants and out-of-the-way bars, but it’s well worth a visit …
The Asian Food Festival brings the yum
The Mid-Autumn Moon Festival, affectionately known as the Mooncake Festival, is like the Asian Thanksgiving – a time spent …
Name Calling: Celestial Ave
Following the dragon up Little Bourke Street from Swanston Street we come to Celestial Avenue, which runs …