Queen Victoria Market (Queen Victoria Market) is one of the places that tourists must visit in Melbourne. It is also popular among local residents and international students, and has been cordially referred to as the "Virgin Market". Queen Victoria Market is also the world's third-largest open-air market, with more than 600 stalls offering everything from food, culture and life to Monday and Wednesday, five days a week.
Gourmet food is the biggest feature of the market, you can taste all kinds of fresh food here, you can buy back to do it, today we recommend the editor of each kind of products in the most distinctive shop, for everyone's reference.
George the Fishmonger (seafood)
Don't underestimate the fish stand, it's the freshest day of catch in many of Melbourne's upscale restaurants. So maybe you can buy a gourmet experience with hundreds of Australian dollars in a fine restaurant for a few dozen yuan, oh, the crack recommends that you try the oysters here. It is said that many friends in Hong Kong spend a ticket money "flying" to play a weekend to eat oysters to eat enough! So how can you miss this delicious taste when you're here?! Spend 12 Australian dollars to buy a dozen 12, eat a good enough to eat it! If you are staying in an apartment hotel where you can cook yourself, you can also try your own seafood! The prices of Australian lobster, wrench shrimp and Antarctic crab feet are actually acceptable!
Store address: Shop 35, Meat and Fish Hall
Tip: every Sunday, 4 pm before the market closes, there will be seafood and meat promotion. In units of a plate of (tray), it often costs A $10 and A $20 to taste the freshest and most local seafood! Good prices and cheap things, of course, will be snatched up soon oh, so it is recommended to go an hour before closing the door!
Land of Soy and Honey (honey)
I think it's a traditional honeybee shop with dozens of streets of daigou and pharmaceutical stores. There's not only honey from all over Australia, but also some specialty honey products. You can consider buying some special honey here and bring it back to honor your elders.
Store address: Shop 10 / 11, Dairy Hall
Andrew's Bread Shop (bread)
Andrew from the traditional bakery family, he developed a variety of bread and toast is a must-have in many high-end restaurants and cafes, but also a favorite of many creative online celebrity shops. If you like bread as much as I do, don't miss his olive bread, (Oliver Bread), which is said to have taken him years to debug from countless practices.
Store address: Shop 29 / 30, Deli Hall
Dianne's Delights (bacon platter)
This shop is also my personal favorite, do not be deceived by her dark shop appearance, take a closer look at the window you can immediately be attracted! Her family is focused on the development of delicious dip sauce and pickled meat platter (Antipasto). Buying a loaf of bread from Andrew's bakery, tearing it into pieces and eating it with her home dip, will definitely make your taste buds dance.
Store address: Shop 43 / 46, Dairy Hall
(Gew ü rzhaus Herb & Spice Merchants (spices)
This boutique style decoration in fact is intrinsic as fake bag for spice shop, not only have food-related all kinds of seasonings, but also very good taste of flowery tea and spice tea can try to take a look! The store I most recommend is its [matsutake salt], this is rarely seen in the market, buy a small bag back to my dear mother, can also give some female relatives or friends at home!
Store address: Shop 7 / 9 Deli Hall
The Epicurean (cheese)
There are 3, 4 cheese shops in Queen's Market, but my personal recommendation is this one. Its home features retro-vintage red cheese (10 years) and milk-rich soft white brie cheese.
Store address: Shop 14 / 16, Deli Hall
Queen Victoria Market specialty stores have been introduced, there are plans to visit the Queen Victoria Market friends just a few times to have a good taste of these places!
