Guides, ingredients, flavour notes and the little details behind the bowl — from our table in Adelaide.
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01Looking for great places to eat on Unley Road in Adelaide? Whether you're planning a casual lunch, exploring new restaurants for dinner, or discovering the local food scene, Unley Road offers a diverse mix of cafés, restaurants, and international cuisines.
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02Dining alone doesn't have to mean settling for takeaway or eating at home. Whether you're taking a lunch break, exploring Adelaide by yourself, or simply enjoying some personal time, solo dining can be one of the most relaxing ways to experience the city's food scene.
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03One of the best things about malatang is that no two bowls have to be the same. From tender meat and fresh vegetables to chewy noodles and flavour-absorbing tofu, every ingredient adds something different to the experience.
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04A great malatang bowl starts with the right soup base.
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05When exploring Chinese food in Adelaide, many diners are discovering two popular dishes from Sichuan-inspired cuisine: malatang and hot pot. Both are known for their rich broths, spicy flavours, and wide selection of fresh ingredients, but they offer very different dining experiences.
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06If you love exploring new Asian food experiences, you may have heard of malatang, one of China’s most popular spicy soup dishes that has been gaining attention around the world, including Australia.
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07Adelaide’s food scene has become increasingly diverse, with more locals and visitors exploring authentic Asian cuisine beyond traditional takeaway options. From Japanese restaurants and Korean BBQ to Chinese restaurants offering regional specialities, Adelaide has become a destination for discovering new food experiences.
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