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10 Best Asian Fusion Restaurants in Melbourne

Melbourne’s supplied Asian fusion options cover intimate dinners, upbeat celebrations, communal meals and theatrical dining. This page separates them by menu style, sharing format, dietary detail, drinks and setting so you can choose with a particular occasion in mind.

Our method for this guide

This guide does not try to list everyone. It is our pick of Asian fusion restaurants in Melbourne, built on each business's public reputation and on how central this service is to what it does.

Featured positions are clearly marked and only offered to businesses that already earned their place in the guide.

Full Comparison of 10 Asian Fusion Restaurants in Melbourne

  1. Lexy Restaurant and Bar, Melbourne

    Lexy Restaurant and Bar

    4.8667 reviews

    Lexy Restaurant and Bar is an Asian fusion restaurant in Melbourne offering dine-in, takeaway and delivery, with lunch and dinner reservations recommended. It suits intimate celebrations, group dinners and solo meals, combining small plates, vegetarian options, cocktails and wine with a cosy, trendy setting. The menu is distinguished by bold, layered flavours and dishes such as dumplings, cured king salmon, lobster on fried shokupan and wok-fried crab egg noodles.

    Notable strengths: Innovative cocktails paired with bold, layered Asian fusion dishes

    Special dinners, celebrations and Asian fusion sharing meals
    377 Flinders Ln, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
  2. The George on Collins, Melbourne

    The George on Collins

    4.74,748 reviews

    The George on Collins is an upmarket Melbourne restaurant and bar serving contemporary Asian-inspired dishes. Its menu has included Chifa and Nikkei cuisine, Thai dishes, dumplings, ceviche, seafood fried rice, crispy barramundi and contemporary desserts, alongside cocktails and a broad wine selection. Bar seating and a bar menu make it a flexible option for a long dinner or drinks-led visit.

    Notable strengths: The menu brings together Asian-inspired styles including Chifa, Nikkei and Thai influences

    Long dinners centred on contemporary Asian-inspired foodDiners wanting cocktails, wine and bar-top service alongside a meal
    162-168 Collins St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
  3. Cha Ching, Melbourne

    Cha Ching

    4.72,645 reviews

    Cha Ching is an Asian fusion restaurant in Melbourne suited to group celebrations and social meals. Its Feed Me menu offers generous portions for sharing, while bottomless experiences pair flowing food and drinks with an upbeat atmosphere. Friendly, attentive service and quick delivery of dishes help make it a practical choice for birthdays and dinners with friends.

    Notable strengths: Feed Me menus and bottomless food-and-drink experiences

    Group dinners and birthday celebrationsShared dining with generous portions
    348 Flinders Ln, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
  4. Kiss & Tell, Melbourne

    Kiss & Tell

    4.7838 reviews

    Kiss & Tell is an Asian fusion restaurant in Melbourne with a warm, softly styled dining room and a menu that includes vegan dishes. It suits groups and celebrations, particularly diners looking for generous sharing plates or a tasting selection. The tasting menu described includes five large dishes, five small dishes and three sides for $50 per person.

    Notable strengths: Offers a broad selection of vegan dishes

    Groups sharing varied Asian fusion dishesVegan diners seeking multiple menu choicesCelebrations and dinners with friends
    Level 1/37-41 Little Bourke St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
  5. Yum Sing House Restaurant, Melbourne

    Yum Sing House Restaurant

    4.7809 reviews

    Yum Sing House Restaurant is a Melbourne Pan-Asian restaurant suited to social dining, family meals and larger group events. It can host a 75-person corporate dinner with the whole restaurant used as an intimate private setting, and the menu can be adjusted for dietary requirements.

    Notable strengths: The restaurant can accommodate a 75-person private corporate dinner

    Large group or corporate dinnersDiners seeking modern Cantonese and wider Pan-Asian choicesGuests needing substantial gluten-free menu flexibility
    22 Sutherland St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
  6. Hochi Mama Richmond, Melbourne

    Hochi Mama Richmond

    4.61,204 reviews

    Hochi Mama Richmond is an Asian fusion restaurant serving creative seafood dishes, fried rice, curries and vegetarian options. It suits diners who want flavour-forward food in a lively setting, with dishes such as bao, massaman curry, stir-fries, sashimi and pad Thai appearing in the documented menu experience. A Feed Me lunch menu for two combines smaller dishes, larger dishes and a side for sharing.

    Notable strengths: Creative seafood dishes alongside fried rice and curries

    Sharing meals with a broad mix of Asian-inspired dishesDiners looking for seafood, curry and vegetarian options
    65 Swan St, Richmond VIC 3121, Australia
  7. Ming Dining, Melbourne

    Ming Dining

    4.6864 reviews

    Ming Dining is an Asian fusion restaurant in Melbourne with Chinese Cantonese influences. It suits diners seeking dim sum, roast duck, Peking duck pancakes, truffle dishes and vegetarian options in an elegant setting. The restaurant also offers bottomless dinner and happy-hour experiences, with attentive service and accommodation for dietary requirements reflected in its dining style.

    Notable strengths: Chinese Cantonese cooking with truffle-led dishes and dim sum

    Groups seeking an elegant shared mealDiners needing vegetarian or dietary-aware options
    299 Queen St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
  8. The Pink Rabbit at Tho Tho, Melbourne

    The Pink Rabbit at Tho Tho

    4.6521 reviews

    The Pink Rabbit at Tho Tho is a Docklands Asian fusion restaurant blending Japanese, Vietnamese and Middle Eastern flavours. Its distinctive dining experience includes food cooked on a stone grill, intricate brunch options and theatrical Alice in Wonderland-inspired decor. The venue suits friends’ catch-ups, family celebrations, large tables and functions, with high chairs available.

    Notable strengths: Some dishes are cooked by diners on a stone grill

    A playful dining experience for friends and celebrationsDiners interested in Japanese, Vietnamese and Middle Eastern fusionLarge tables, family meals and functions
    1 Star Circus, Docklands VIC 3008, Australia
  9. Supernormal, Melbourne

    Supernormal

    4.55,361 reviews

    Supernormal is a Melbourne Asian-inspired restaurant built around communal benches and an open kitchen. Its lively, contemporary setting suits casual meals with friends as well as larger group dining. The menu includes dishes such as Korean rice cakes, raw snapper, scallop, steak, greens, desserts and banquet options, giving diners scope to share across a broad selection.

    Notable strengths: Communal bench seating and an open kitchen create an interactive setting

    Casual meals with friends in a lively, social dining room
    180 Flinders Ln, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
  10. Hochi Mama CBD, Melbourne

    Hochi Mama CBD

    4.53,421 reviews

    Hochi Mama CBD is a Melbourne CBD restaurant serving Vietnamese and Asian fusion cuisine in a vibrant, modern setting. Its menu includes sharing-style small and large plates such as bao, duck wonton crisps, tuna tataki, fried rice and whole barramundi. The Feed Me menus let groups try a selection of dishes, making the restaurant particularly suited to birthdays and shared dinners.

    Notable strengths: Feed Me menus combine multiple small plates, large plates and sides

    Groups wanting a shared Asian fusion mealBirthday dinners and celebratory occasionsDiners who want to sample several small and large plates
    35 Little Bourke St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia

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Dining formats across the selection

  • Sharing and tasting menusFeed Me menus, tasting selections, banquet options and broad sharing plates appear across the selection.
  • Celebration diningSeveral restaurants suit birthdays, group dinners, functions and special occasions, with different levels of energy and formality.
  • Vegetarian and vegan choicesVegan dishes and vegetarian options are specifically documented at selected venues; dietary needs may require planning.
  • Cocktails, wine and experiencesCocktails, wine, bottomless formats, open kitchens, communal benches and stone-grill dining create varied experiences.

How to choose an Asian fusion restaurant in Melbourne

  1. Define the occasionChoose between a cosy special dinner, an upbeat birthday meal, casual sharing or a theatrical group experience.
  2. Decide how you want to orderCompare à la carte dishes with tasting, banquet, Feed Me or bottomless formats.
  3. Check dietary fit earlyLook for the documented vegan, vegetarian or adaptable options and raise requirements before booking.
  4. Choose the right room feelCommunal benches, open kitchens, elegant rooms and lively or darker settings suit different groups.

Frequent questions

Which venues suit a birthday or celebration?

Cha Ching, Kiss & Tell and Hochi Mama CBD are specifically described as suitable for celebrations, while The Pink Rabbit suits family occasions and functions.

Where are vegan choices documented?

Kiss & Tell is described as offering a broad selection of vegan dishes; vegetarian options are also noted at several other venues.

Which restaurants offer sharing menus?

Cha Ching, Hochi Mama Richmond, Hochi Mama CBD, Supernormal and Yum Sing House all include sharing-oriented formats or dishes.

Do I need to book ahead?

Bookings are recommended at Lexy Restaurant and Bar, and advance bookings are described as necessary at Kiss & Tell.

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