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Melbourne crowned world’s top foodie city according to a new study

Melbourne was ranked the number one "foodie destination" in 2026 by Holafly research team.

Melbourne was ranked the number one "foodie destination" in 2026 by Holafly research team Credit: Macourt Media / Pexels

Melbourne has officially secured its position as the global leader in culinary diversity and excellence for 2026.


Key Points
  • Melbourne was ranked the number one "foodie destination" in 2026 by Holafly research team which analysed Tripadvisor restaurant data across some of the world’s biggest cities.
  • Beyond traditional flavors, Melbourne’s food status is bolstered by its world-leading coffee culture and a high concentration of diverse culinary hubs like "Koreatown" and multicultural markets.
  • The Filipino diaspora in Victoria, now one of the state's fastest-growing migrant groups, significantly contributes to the city’s dining scene through rising popularity in local eateries and food festivals.

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