Meet Melissa Leong, a serious foodie that's found her perfect match in Melbourne

Trying to eat your way through one of the culinary capitals of the world? Then who better to be your guide than a chef and food writer turned television host? We tagged along with Melissa Leong who not only boasts a serious foodie resume, but has also found her husband (chef and owner of Romeo Lane) through her journey in food.
From bars, to street eats, casual dining and fine dining, we were lucky enough to join Melissa and her husband Joe on a journey to explore the best of Melbourne food.
A mix of cultures in its myriad restaurants, cafes, bistros and bars are the highlight of Melbourne's truly eclectic food scene and a highlight for visitors. Often referred to as the foodies capital of Australia, spend a few minutes with Melissa and Joe and find out exactly why Melbourne lives up to it's reputation in food.

[@harriethcainto5230]

I wish I can go Australia,but I'm still Philippines,

[@johnchaseling3368]

222 is the q

[@geoff1646]

I would so, so love to Visit Melbourne one day.

[@w0983557533]

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[@linustw]

Who can afford to do food hopping like that in melbourne without selling your kidney?

[@ph4tboy]

Give up on buying a house and you have a lot of disposable income.

[@davidbutton8497]

Damm I hope there not boiling hearts 🧠🫁🫀🦷🦷🦷🫁🫀🫁🫀🫁🫀🫁🫀🫁🫀🫁🫀🫁🫀🫁🫁💄💄🧠🧲🫀🫁🦷👀🦷🦷🫀🧲🧲Damm I’m having carrot 🥕 soup 🍜 today 💣🧪💣🧪

[@David-st8te]

Really? I think they would not spend more than $1000 on food that day.
You go to Rock Pool in South Bank or a place... at the Glen a dinner for 2 , would cost over $300....

[@GreenByTheBeach]

what people used to do in Melbourne :(

[@lightning__9364]

Ok

[@IslamBenfifi]

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[@atisuryati7445]

Is that tatoo man her husband?

[@danielmudie605]

He was. They split last year.

[@susiannia]

marriage K.O'ed

[@user-bg5uo8hz6g]

seriosly ... you and you boi jetted in smashed 20 venues in a city and blogged it? slow down and taje a week to do the same..

[@IWouldEat]

Those tattoos look horrible.