Melbourne Late-Night Food Guide: Where to Eat After 10PM

1. Chapelli's

• Opening hours: Open 24h
• Best dishes to try: Cheesecake, Pizza, Eggs Benedict, Bruschetta
• Price range: $20–40 per person
• Address: 571 Chapel St, South Yarra VIC 3141

The standout feature of Chapelli’s is its commitment to a true 24/7 dining experience, with a consistent menu available at any hour. You can tuck into rich pasta dishes, freshly made pizzas, or sweet pancakes whether it’s 3 pm or 3 am. The space is designed for comfort, with cosy booth seating wrapped around the indoor bar, alongside an outdoor area that’s perfect for taking in the lively atmosphere of Chapel Street. Backed by over 30 years of experience, Chapelli’s remains a reliable go-to for everything from casual family meals to late-night comfort food cravings.

2. Food Hall

• Opening hours: Open 24h
• Best dishes to try: Nasi goreng, korean chicken, pineapple fried rice, tomyum, katsu sando
• Price range: $20–40 per person
• Address: 11 Gem Pl, Melbourne VIC 3000

Tucked away in the discreet Gem Place laneway, Food Hall is a unique dining hub made up of five “mini kitchens”, each serving a different style of international cuisine around the clock. You can start with a classic nasi lemak from Warung, move on to a bold and spicy tom yum from Yum Thai, or enjoy the crispy crunch of Korean fried chicken from Basak—just as the name suggests. For something lighter, Fumi offers convenient Japanese katsu sando and comforting bowls of ramen, while Cecillia serves simple yet refined Italian pasta dishes.

3. Supper Inn

• Opening hours: Daily, 5:30 PM - 2:30 AM
• Best dishes to try: Congee with egg, roasted duck, Cantonese food, pipis in XO sauce
• Price range: $20–40 per person
• Address: Level 1/15 Celestial Ave, Melbourne VIC 3000 



A long-time favourite for late-night dining, Supper Inn is known for its no-frills setting and consistently satisfying Cantonese comfort food. The menu leans heavily into classic dishes, from silky congee with egg to rich roasted duck and fresh seafood cooked in bold sauces like XO. The space is modest but always lively, especially late at night, making it a go-to spot for those after hearty, shareable meals in a bustling Chinatown atmosphere.

4. Ling Nan Chinese Restaurant

• Opening hours: Daily, 5:30 PM - 1:30 AM
• Best dishes to try: Pipi in XO sauce, Clams, Cantonese cuisine, Chinese doughnuts
• Price range: $20–40 per person
• Address: 207 Lonsdale St, Melbourne VIC 3000 



A well-established name in Melbourne’s late-night dining scene, Ling Nan Chinese Restaurant delivers traditional Cantonese dishes with a focus on fresh seafood and bold flavours. Signature plates like pipis in XO sauce and stir-fried clams are consistently popular, while Chinese doughnuts add a nostalgic touch to the experience. The atmosphere is classic and slightly old-school, offering a reliable setting for relaxed group dining that extends well into the night.

5. Wong's Late Night Hot Pot

• Opening hours: Daily, 12 PM - 2 AM
• Best dishes to try: Sichuan Spicy Soup, pork bone soup, bingsu
• Price range: $40–60 per person
• Address: Ground and First, Floor, 208/210 Little Bourke St, Melbourne VIC 3000



For a more interactive late-night experience, Wong's Late Night Hot Pot brings the heat with its flavour-packed broths and DIY hot pot setup. The Sichuan spicy soup stands out for its bold, numbing kick, while the pork bone broth offers a richer, more comforting alternative. The space is modern and social, ideal for groups looking to cook and share their own meal, with desserts like bingsu providing a refreshing finish after a hearty feast.

6. BOWLTIFUL Halal Lanzhou 

• Opening hours: Daily, 10 AM - 2 AM
• Best dishes to try: Lanzhou noodle soups, dry noodles, lamb flap noodle soup
• Price range: $20–40 per person
• Address: 382-384 Elizabeth St, Melbourne VIC 3000



Specialising in freshly made noodles, BOWLTIFUL Halal Lanzhou Handmade Noodles Elizabeth is all about skill, simplicity, and flavour. Each bowl is built around hand-pulled Lanzhou noodles, prepared to order and served in clear, aromatic broths or as dry noodle dishes. The focus on halal-friendly options adds to its accessibility, while the casual, fast-paced setting makes it a dependable choice for a satisfying meal at any hour, especially for those craving something warm and filling late at night. 

Mediterranean and European Dining

7. Stalactites Restaurant

• Opening hours: Daily, 11 AM - 2 AM
• Best dishes to try: Lamb souvlaki, veg souvlaki, 
• Price range: $20–40 per person
• Address: 177/183 Lonsdale St, Melbourne VIC 3000



An iconic spot in Melbourne’s Greek dining scene, Stalactites Restaurant is best known for its around-the-clock energy and consistently satisfying souvlaki. The lamb souvlaki is a standout, packed with flavour and served quickly, making it a favourite for late-night crowds. The space is lively and no-frills, with an open kitchen that keeps things fast-paced, perfect for a casual meal at any hour.

8. Hofbräuhaus Melbourne

• Opening hours: Daily, 12 - 1 AM
• Best dishes to try: The platter, pork belly, mushroom schnitzel
• Price range: $40–60 per person
• Address: 18-28 Market Ln, Melbourne VIC 3000 



Bringing a slice of Bavaria to the city, Hofbräuhaus Melbourne offers a hearty European dining experience centred around generous portions and traditional flavours. Signature dishes like pork belly, schnitzel, and shared platters are designed for group dining, paired with classic German beers. The atmosphere is warm and festive, with timber interiors and live music adding to its authentic beer hall vibe.

9. Butcher's Diner

• Opening hours: 11:30 AM–2 AM | Sunday closed
• Best dishes to try: steak sandwich, beef skewers, blood sausage
• Price range: $20–40 per person
• Address: 10 Bourke St, Melbourne VIC 3000



Tucked away in a small CBD laneway, Butcher's Diner is a hidden gem focused on quality cuts and straightforward cooking. The menu highlights premium meats, from steak sandwiches to skewers and house-made sausages, all prepared with a focus on flavour rather than fuss. The setting is intimate and understated, making it a reliable choice for a late-night bite that feels both simple and satisfying.

10. Gimlet

• Opening hours: 12 PM - 1 AM
• Best dishes to try: Lobster, T-bone, Sommelier
• Address: 33 Russell St, Melbourne VIC 3000 



Set inside a beautifully restored heritage building, Gimlet delivers a refined European dining experience with a strong focus on premium ingredients and craftsmanship. Dishes like lobster and T-bone steak,vshowcase a balance of elegance and richness, supported by an extensive wine programme curated by expert sommeliers. The atmosphere is polished yet inviting, making it a standout choice for those seeking a more elevated late-night dining experience in the city.

Quick Eats Before You Call It A Night

11. Dosirock

• Opening hours: 5 PM–2 AM
• Best dishes to try: Jokbal Set, pork knuckle, Bossam & Jokbal set, buckwheat noodles
• Price range: $20–40 per person
• Address: 1/280 King St, Melbourne VIC 3000 



A go-to spot for late-night Korean comfort food, Dosirock is best known for its rich, flavour-packed pork dishes. The jokbal and bossam sets are standout choices, offering generous portions that are ideal for sharing, while buckwheat noodles provide a lighter balance. The space is casual and lively, making it a popular stop for those looking to refuel after a night out.

12. Bodega Underground

• Opening hours: Usually from 5 PM–1 AM
• Best dishes to try: Brunch, sweet potato tacos, corn chips
• Price range: $20–40 per person
• Address: 55 Little Bourke St, Melbourne VIC 3000 



Hidden beneath street level, Bodega Underground brings a vibrant take on Mexican-inspired dining with a focus on bold flavours and a social atmosphere. Dishes like sweet potato tacos and house-made corn chips are simple but well-executed, often paired with a strong cocktail selection. The dimly lit, underground setting adds to its energetic vibe, making it a great choice for a relaxed late-night bite or drinks.

13. Pizza Pizza Pizza

• Opening hours: Usually from 5 PM–1 AM | Sunday & Monday closed
• Best dishes to try: Pizza slices, mushroom pizza, cocktail
• Price range: $20–40 per person
• Address: 16 Meyers Pl, Melbourne VIC 3000 



Tucked away in Meyers Place, Pizza Pizza Pizza offers a more refined take on casual pizza dining. From the outside, it looks like a tiny takeaway spot—but step through the mysterious black curtain and you’ll find a hidden, more intimate dining space inside. Known for its quality ingredients and well-balanced flavours, the menu features standout options like mushroom pizza alongside classic slices.

14. Shujinko Ramen

• Opening hours: Sun - Thurs (11:00–23:30) & Fri - Sat (11:00–01:00)
• Best dishes to try: Tokyo-style tonkotsu ramen, paired with handmade noodles
• Price range: $20–40 per person
• Address: 427 Elizabeth St, Melbourne VIC 3000

Shujinko Ramen Elizabeth is a favourite late-night ramen spot in Melbourne, perfect for satisfying cravings after a night out. The restaurant is best known for its rich Tokyo-style tonkotsu ramen, made with a slow-cooked pork bone broth and fresh noodles. First-time visitors should try the signature Shujinko Tonkotsu Ramen, while the Black Ramen is another standout for its bold, smoky umami flavour. 

Tips for Finding Late-Night Food in Melbourne

Restaurants, pubs and bars may stop taking food orders well before the venue closes, especially on weeknights. Before travelling, check the latest trading details, confirm last-order times and consider areas with a stronger concentration of late-night eateries, such as the CBD, Chinatown, Fitzroy, Richmond, St Kilda and South Yarra.

• Check kitchen hours, not only venue hours: A bar may remain open until 1am while its kitchen closes at 10pm.
• Call ahead for late arrivals: Confirm the final order time, particularly after 11pm or on Sunday nights.
• Use recent information: Review the venue’s official website, social pages and recent Google updates, as late-night hours can change.
• Choose areas with several options nearby: Dining precincts such as Chinatown and the CBD make it easier to find an alternative if one kitchen has closed.
• Consider takeaway and delivery: Some restaurants stop dine-in service but continue accepting takeaway or delivery orders.
• Check public transport before ordering: Night Network services run on selected routes and nights, while weekday services may finish earlier.

Where to Stay for Easy Access to Late-Night Food 

For easy access to Melbourne’s late-night food scene, Pint On Punt Backpackers offers a practical and social base. Located close to public transport and key dining areas, it makes getting around the city at night simple and convenient. 



The accommodation focuses on affordability without sacrificing comfort, with a range of room options, communal spaces, and shared facilities designed for both short and longer stays. A fully equipped kitchen, lounge areas, and on-site amenities create a relaxed, community-driven atmosphere that suits travellers looking to meet others while exploring the city.

Planning your Melbourne adventure? Secure your bed at Pint On Punt Backpackers and enjoy the perfect mix of affordability, and fun.