A small Asian centric food court where there is other cuisine in more casual settings and…read morerestaurant while this area seems to be more grab and go. You'll find noodles, fried foods along with a bar that you can order drinks and consume within the area. There is an exit on the backside that enters into the entertainment center and arcade. Got caught at the wrong time and places were in an odd transitions for a later food rush but I can imagine the place will pick up. A easy spot that gives options for those that want a little variety for their table. Get a couple small items and you have a feast.

This is truly a gem in the District Docklands. It is a new street food precinct in a hawker market…read morestyle. There are bubble tea, Chinese, Vietnamese, Japanese, Korean plus some opening soon option. I only tried the bubble tea which is happylemon but not others, this review is based on the idea of this food hall as a whole where I can find many Aisan foods options here in Docklands and also the ambience, cleanliness.

Love the culture and the food. Not a huge fan of the car park, but this place works better on…read morepublic transport.

I love Melbourne Central. I love how it's a one-stop-shop for everything you could need…read more ~ Smack dab in the middle of the CBD. Need something you (for some strange reason) cannot find at Melbourne Central? It's probably 10 steps away from Melbourne Central/ ~ Stunning interior design and architecture. You have your tower underneath a glass cage. At first, I thought that this was a bit strange, but then accepted the fact that the tower probably did a lot of bad things in its life and needs a cage to control it. You can't let that thing free, man. ~ Nice selection of food. Nothing too fantastic, but my favourites: Menya Ramen, Lord of the Fries, Grill'd, O-Bento, and Harajuku Crepes. There's bound to be more food heavens that I haven't explored in that massive building yet, and I'm keen to be on the lookout! ~ Convenient public transportation. If you're on the go, trust Melbourne Central to have a train running to anywhere you want in Melbourne. Trust Melbourne Central to also have great food takeaways for you to enjoy yourself at before your train arrives. ~ Loads of entertainment! Try out Cho Gao - a great Asian Beer Cafe with a stunning view of the city. Now try out Cho Gao after catching a movie at Melbourne Central's very own cinema. Seriously - what CAN'T you do here?

This is a HUGE shopping mall with what feels like too many stores (LOL!), mostly high end/expensive…read morebut there are some not so high end ones as well. This feels like a great place to people watch. We saw quite a few characters while we were in here and I'm glad I got to take a gander. We shopped in some of the stores but the items here aren't really for us. We're not high fashion, spend a lot on unique clothes type of people but if you are, this is the place for you! The layout is a bit confusing with escalators that don't keep going and up and down, being in different places but for the most part this place was easy to navigate. We ended up wanting to sit for a bit with a snack and, again, the food court is MASSIVE. From what I saw, you could probably get any kind of world cuisine in this place. There was so much to choose from.

A beautiful shopping located in a mid city Melbourne , many stores to spend money to and nice…read morecoffee shops on every corner

We walked around and it seems to be a nice place for families. There were some outdoor activities…read moreset up for younger kids. There is also a large ferris wheel, which I didn't see any riders. The Woolworths here is quite big. Costco is also found here.

This was right across the street from our hotel Fourpoints by Sheraton Docklands. It is also right…read moreacross from the free tram. There were many restaurants and stores in this building.

I love the Food & Service at Chinta Ria Soul Emporium Melbourne. It's awesome…read more 1. Why not update your Specials chalkboard e.g. Sweet n sour fish. Add "with rice" word on board. to max sales? 2. Love the Unique Yeo's grass jelly drink. Love the yummy and flavorsome Chicken wing which are juicy on the inside. The skin is crispy. Sauce is sedap. Well presented in "v" shape sia like Fighter Plane - woohoo. SEDAP SIA!!!!!! 3. The Fried Chicken Image Sign in stuck to the table in a hard to see spot. Why not relocate the sign to Cashier machine so its higher and facing the customer just like McDonald's? People buy more of your delicious chicken to max your money.

They are in the Emporium which was great as I wanted laksa at the time…read more Their servings were big and the food was flavorful. I liked the seafood laksa and my sister liked her roti and vegetarian nasi goreng. Value for money and tasty food. Would come back if Im around the area.

Great quality falafel and kebabs, although the price is a little too on the pricey side. Expect…read morefast and friendly service in this convenient locale at the food court in the Crown Casino complex. Well presented with a bright, contemporary ambience. Great for dinner on a Saturday night if your not overly hungry. Great for grabbing on the go and sitting yourself right outside along the yarra. Be entertained with hissing fire technics and an abundance of action. If there is a special event along the yarra Promenade such as Chinese New Year; then ensure you are well stocked up with one of their lamb or beef kebab dishes to cope with the crowds; and enjoy all the various exhibits. Not an establishment I would come to too often as the price (and sometimes the temperature of the food; a little cooler at times) can be a letdown. Pity. Anything with tabouleh is also great, and when asking for extra cheese; just ensure that they are not serving you a mountain of it as the flavours of the other ingredients will be somewhat spoiled. Or another great locale if you are attending a seminar at the nearby exhibition centre; and your on your lunch break: have one of their kebabs to keep those hunger pains away.

I'm sort of wondering whether this place specialises in Korean Food. Well, if that is the case then…read morethey certainly love their sliders because there are lots and lots of sliders here to try out. Yeah, this place was okay, especially since they had some options here than weren't sliders. Basically it's another food court stall, but one that is a little different.

Authentic Korean flavours, good portion sizes, and a decent lunch. For food court food, it's quite…read moregood. A little pricy for what you get, the food has been consistently good each time I have eaten. If you like Korean, street food, and a lunch-sized portion, this is a great stop to consider!

I rarely give 1 star but I can't think of a single reason why it doesn't. This place is in food…read morecourt in Crown Casino and the menu items are all Malaysian food even though the store name doesn't look that. I am glad I found some hometown flavor here and excited to try. However the staffs don't seem like friendly and keen to answer my questions. It's ok it's a food court and I need food. I ordered a hokkien fried noodle which is one of my favorite Malaysian dish. What came out is just bunch of noodle cooked with gallons of soy sauce and salt, not sure if those are free here and the chef just put unlimited amounts. I just had a bite and can't even continue the crap. It is not cheap though. Please save your money and time and avoid this place.

Wow this was really fantastic. I wish I'd known about this place when we first got here a week ago…read more Really tasty food. I had both the honey pepper chicken and honey pepper beef with noodles. Yum.

Quality/Quantity - 25 dining options. We chose the food…read morecourt for a quick snack. We did not know we were eating at Nobu later, so this was NOT a good idea. And we did not expect Nobu to have such large quantities. Because in the past, all the Nobu we have visited in the US were NOT as generous. See other reviews. 14 fine dining restaurants. 6 of which offer bar seating options. 2 cafes. 9 food court options. Atmosphere - Beautiful location, near the Yarra river, so why was this place so deserted? Did we come too early? Or are you more of an evening area? Also near the arts district. Many events, functions and activities; see website. Free wifi, I did not use it. Paid parking garage available. Service - Okay for the two food court places we ate at. Price - The food court was inexpensive. Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since 1992. I see that you have gone through so many different and frequent ownerships...?

Attractive shopping center along the Promenade of the Yarro River. There is a food hall and many…read morerestaurants and bars. In the evening there are street performers and musicians. The area is bustling with people, there's a lot to see and do on the south side of the river.

Ph Nom is an unassuming looking eatery in the food court located on the lower ground level of the…read moreshoping center, The Emporium. The restaurant boasts of MSG-free, high quality ingredients with authentic Vietnamese recipes. My pho bo Saigon came with tender brisket, quality steak, and your usual beef balls. The beef broth was HANDS DOWN the most finest, clean-tasting, and flavorful beef broth that I have ever had. It was not oily and surprisingly had a lightness to it. No hoison sauce or sriracha needed to go into this broth. It was perfect the way it was. I also tried the Saigon sandwich, which came with housemade pate, wagyu beef, and eggs. The sandwich was delicious, flavorful, and hearty. Housemade pate truly makes a difference. I did not think a Vietnamese sandwich could've been enjoyed that much but this was an elevated version of your usual banh mi. The Vietnamese iced coffee was also delicious and almost finished immediately. I will definitely miss Ph Nom when I return home! Vietnamese cuisine is one of my favorite and growing up with it, I thought I had tasted it all but Ph Nom was a whole new level entirely!

What's that? A big fancy new shopping centre has opened in Melbourne and people are flocking there…read moreto visit MUJI and Uniqlo? Ahuh. Very nice dear. I'm more interested in the food offerings they have at Emporium and it was Pho Nom that I was most keen to sample first, as it's been spoken and tweeted about for months now, with chef Jerry Mai even giving potential new customers a sample at some pop up Pho kitchens months ago at the National. I'm glad to say that it lived up to expectations, my Saigon Pho Bo broth rich with spices and flavour and three cuts of beef (rare, brisket and meatball) bobbing around amongst the rice noodles. We also sampled the rice paper rolls - the pork skewered and the lemongrass chicken got the thumbs up from the grown ups and the crispy pork got devoured by Miss 3 before she started in on the Pho. It was only the first week when we visited and it was clear that every store in Emporium was struggling a little with the onslaught of people while trying to bed down systems. The Pho Nom crew did a stellar job, pumping on the food quickly and maintaining a smile the whole time. The only downfall? With hardly any seating (something that seems to be apparent with all food vendors in the centre) it was tricky finding somewhere to sit. Once we did, we could feel the eyes of everyone around us as we ate our last mouthfuls. Apparently more seating has been ordered, which should hopefully create a little more calm. Hooray!