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Melbourne’s Hottest New Restaurants, All-You-Can-Eat Yum Cha, Burgers and Bagels at a Tiny New Diner, a Pet-Friendly Five-Star Hotel

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Plus physio-led Pilates in the south-east.  ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌   [Broadsheet]( 28 August 2019 [This Week]  Hi Melbourne, Whether it’s an instant classic with serious credentials, or a daring new spot that’ll surprise you, our best new restaurants list has something to get you going. Plus we discover a compact south-side diner where almost everything can be made vegan, and check out the fresh new iteration of one of the city’s most-loved Chinese diners (a lot has changed, but the Shanghainese yum cha isn’t going anywhere). To balance that out, we’re taking physio-led Pilates and yoga classes at a beautiful light-filled space, and overhauling our skincare regime – starting on the inside – and our wardrobes, with the help of a genius new startup. See you at yum cha, Ellen Fraser Broadsheet Melbourne editor   The best of Broadsheet this week.  [[ ] Food & Drink The Hot-List: 24 Melbourne restaurants to try right now. The pull of the new is hard to deny. Barbeque chicken ramen at a stripped-back suburban spot, sweet-salty snacks and natural wine in a neon-lit 22-seater, and lobster croque monsieur and miniature Martinis at a moody basement bistro. Some are instant classics, others will be shorter lived – we’re eating our way through them all.]( [[ ] Food & Drink First Look: cheeseburgers, bagels, and peanut butter thickshakes at a tiny new spot from a mother-and-son team. Order at the distinctive cinderblock counter at Bambam, then settle in for pork belly on brioche with XO mayo, or a beef burger with house-made paprika, three types of pickles and fries. And almost everything on the menu can be made vegan.]( [[ ] Active First Look: A light and airy new physio, Pilates and yoga practice in a heritage-listed building in the south-east. Choose from reformer or clinical Pilates, yoga sessions incorporating ropes for alignment and stability, strength and conditioning classes and more at Universal Practice. And all the classes are taught by physios, set to music designed to calm.](   Here’s more from Broadsheet this week. [ ]( [Food & Drink A Major Evolution For an Ever-Popular Chinese Diner It channels old Shanghai, just steps away from Chapel Street, but the food takes a modern turn. The all-you-can-eat Shanghainese yum cha, though, remains.]( [ ]( [Fashion Get A Whole New Designer Wardrobe (and Save Time and Money While You’re at It) Coclo lends you a five-piece collection that can be mixed and matched for 20 different outfits. $149 and it’s all yours.]( [ ]( [Travel A Pet-Friendly, Eco-Conscious Five-Star Hotel Is Coming to Melbourne There’ll be in-room dog beds, dog treats in the minibar, walking services, day care and a dog-friendly concierge. 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