A former dim sim shop transformed into Melbourne’s ultimate man cave by motorsports star Tony Bates is on the road to a ...

Every Friday, Ross Harrington, a car dealership service manager in Melbourne, heads to a local lunch shop to pick up a couple of deep-fried dim sims, kicking off his weekend dim sim routine.

Victoria’s most iconic street food is enjoying a new lease of life from the Melbourne CBD to the Wimmera. Tradies revere them. Bedfellows fear them. They’re the Melbourne-born meat treat that could.

The Chinese Australian creation was invented in the 1940s by local entrepreneur William Wing Young for his food processing business, which supplied snacks to football stadiums. Mr Young adapted the ...

Teska Carson agent and auctioneer Rory Teska-Szer said the auction for 147 Market St, South Melbourne, was the first time the address had been offered for sale in six decades. The 123sq m site, with a ...

The founder of the South Melbourne Market's famous dim sim stall has died. Ken Cheng is thought to have been in his 80s. He died after a short illness. He started selling his dim sims outside the ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. THERE are many ways to spend Sunday morning in Melbourne. Sleep in. Go to the galleries. Read The Sunday Age. Sit in your favourite ...

Supermarkets and wholesale food retailers have been struggling to meet consumer demand for the humble dim sim because of a shortage of cabbages caused by the floods across Australia. As well, the ...

Dim sim remixes by top chefs. Middle Eastern tacos from the “ultimate snack bosses”. A Danish baking phenomenon. And a pastry party of epic proportions. Ready your diaries. Melbourne Food and Wine ...