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How we read reviews →Fitzroy ice cream canteen turning mango sticky rice, hwachae and Dubai chocolate into scoops.
Playful, dimly lit and slightly funky Brunswick Street shopfront with rickety backroom seating, journey Polaroids on the wall and a suggestion box for new flavours. built for browsing rather than lingering.
A rotating menu of ice cream flavours inspired by more than 20 countries, a physical flavour-suggestion box, lacteeze tablets offered for lactose-sensitive diners, and a Polaroid wall documenting the owners' travels.
Not a single-heritage concept by design. the drawcard is a deliberately cross-cultural menu translating dishes and drinks from Thailand, Vietnam, Korea and beyond into ice cream form.
Reviewers call $7 single / $9 double scoop pricing fair for the novelty and creativity, though a few note the gelato base itself doesn't match premium Melbourne houses at a similar price point.
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