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How we read reviews →Dingley Village's lunch cafe with a surprising Bangladeshi menu at its heart.
Relaxed neighbourhood lunch spot with comfortable couches and a cosy shopfront feel. Warm, unhurried hospitality from the owner and staff. the kind of place where you're greeted like a local, whether you've been before or just walked in off the street.
Complimentary appetiser platters (daal puri, shomucha) served with Bangladeshi meal orders; catering service available; genuine home-style Bangladeshi cooking from an owner who checks in on every table.
Bangladeshi-operated kitchen turning out traditional dishes. fuchka, chotpoti, shomucha and borhani. rarely found in Melbourne's south-eastern suburbs. Recipes and technique reflect genuine home-country lineage.
Exceptional value. one reviewer notes under $12 for lunch including a can. Bangladeshi dishes are generously portioned at competitive prices for the quality of home-style cooking on offer.
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