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How we read reviews →QV food court counter dishing up authentic Indonesian bakmi noodles and viral ayam geprek.
A hidden food-court counter inside QV Melbourne with no-frills seating but a comforting, homely feel reviewers liken to eating in Indonesia, alongside a genuinely bustling lunch crowd.
Handmade egg noodles made fresh in-house, a viral ayam geprek (smashed fried chicken) special, and Indonesian bottled drinks like Teh Kotak and Teh Botol alongside the noodle menu.
Reviewers with Indonesian heritage repeatedly praise the bakmi as tasting authentically like home, rooted in Indonesian-Chinese noodle tradition, though a few note the Melbourne version is milder or slightly adapted for local tastes.
Reviewers consistently call it cheap and generously portioned, with several noting a full meal comes in under $20.
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