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Gingerboy

Gingerboy
27-29 Crossley St
Melbourne VIC 3000
Phone: (03) 96624200

www.gingerboy.com.au

Having risen to culinary fame on the back of his namesake restaurant Ezard, uber-chef Teage Ezard has expanded his stable to include another laneway treasure. Gingerboy allows Ezard to indulge shamelessly in his passion for the Orient, specifically South-East Asian street food. The style is that of a hawker market, only far more chic, of course. Transparent Kartell chairs are set in a funky bamboo-lined space, lent a vaguely disco feel with fairy lights, bronze mirrors and red fringed lampshades.


The menu takes traditional hawker market food to a stylish Melbourne-esque level, with Ezard putting his distinctive stamp on South-East Asian street favourites. The dishes are divided into smaller and larger sizes, which can be shared in an Asian tapas style. The mouth-watering options might range from son-in-law eggs with chilli jam; to stir-fried stingray in a dry green curry. Aside from the usual liquid accompaniments, Gingerboy also boasts a sensational-looking cocktail list of Asian-inspired concoctions.

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  • Breakfast
  • Lunch
  • Dinner
  • Late
  • open
  • closed

Features:

  • Cost Entree Min : $13.50
  • Cost Entree Max : $15.50
  • Cost Main Min : $30.00
  • Cost Main Max : $45.00
  • Cost Dessert Min : $13.50
  • Cost Dessert Max : $16.00
  • Seats : 60
  • Bookings Accept
  • Bookings Advisable
  • Bookings Group
  • Alcohol Wine By Glass
  • Alcohol Bar
  • Alcohol No Meal
  • Menu Vegetarian Count : 5
  • Cc Mastercard
  • Cc Visa
  • Cc Diners
  • Cc Amex
  • Pay Eftpos
  • Parking
  • Wheelchair Access
  • Alcohol Licensed
  • Date Modified : 2013-05-02 01:02:24

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