For people who love to eat and cook, the vegetable market is like a playground, standing there at a loss and excited, familiar with everything, but fresh. Every household arranges the goods or piles them into hills, and even when wandering around, they secretly speculate: Look at this boss who lists the colors neatly and clearly, probably obsessive-compulsive disorder; That kind of casual and heroic family may be a careless master. These colorful life pictures make people sigh: in this world, there is no place as beautiful as the vegetable market. Melbourne's dotted markets are like a hospitable aunt next door, fresh every day, telling stories and sharing the most local and intimate food. The following 86 I have compiled this introduction of the vegetable market for you, which is distributed in various areas in the southeast, northwest and southeast of Melbourne. With it in hand, you can buy food without worry.

Undefined Queen Victoria Market

As the most famous market in Melbourne, there are more than 1000 shops here, and many shops directly cooperate with farms to ensure the freshness and quality of ingredients, thus attracting many chefs to purchase in person. Carnivores can also be like a duck to water here: hagens meat specializes in organic meat; Seafood & Coffin Bay oysters ordered by oysters only sell for one third of the price of the restaurant; In addition, you can buy fresh crayfish and scallops. The most distinctive dairy house in the Art Deco era is simply a paradise for cooked food: the smell of sausages is overwhelming, all kinds of cheeses pile up like white castles, pickled olives and vegetables wink at you, and you can also buy dried kangaroos as calligraphy.

Address: No.0/55, Victoria Street, Melbourne.

Tel: 03 9320 5822

Time: Tuesday to Thursday from 6 am to 2 pm; 6 am-5 pm on Friday; Saturday from 6 am to 3 pm; From 9 am to 4 pm on Sunday

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Praslin market

Praslin market was formed during the gold rush. Here you can find professional households selling goose meat, nuts and mushrooms. Market Lane Cafe? Our shop is also here. Remember to visit Pino's Fine Produce, which was founded in Italy and provides high-quality ingredients for some of the best restaurants in Melbourne. Gary's meat can buy organic salted mutton; Neil butcher shop sells grazing beef and mutton; Praslin Seafood, the boss's brother, brings back fresh scallops every day.

Address: No.0/63, Nanyala Commercial Road.

Tel: 03 8290 8220

Time: Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday from 7: 00 am to 5: 00 pm; 7: 00 am-6: 00 pm on Friday; Sunday 10am- 3pm

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South Melbourne Market

Eat a dozen oysters first every time you come. There is Aptus seafood, the oldest oyster shop, and all kinds of glittering and translucent fish stare at you angrily. A mountain of mussels is like a sea soldier landing in droves. In addition, you can also find organic products, specialty coffee, groceries and even fortune-telling shops here. Remember to go to the bakery to buy bread made of organic flour in South Australia; Taste the European sausage made by Polish deli. If it is in season, there will be freshly baked crayfish in the evening star. As a "green market", the South Melbourne market is also committed to environmental protection, energy saving and electricity saving, and recycling rainwater for cleaning.

Address: No.322-326, Covent Treaster, South Melbourne.

Tel: 03 9209 6295

Time: Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday from 8 am to 4 pm; Friday from 8 am to 5 pm

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Dandenong market

Melbourne's most ethnic market, where you can find spices, seeds and grains from Afghanistan, India and Ethiopia. You can eat a Turkish doughnut called Lokma and many street snacks from South Africa and India. This kind of food stall is crowded with people and has a panoramic view of the ingredients. It is so simple and unpretentious.

But full of emotional appeal.

Address: CNR Cleveland &; Dandenong steet

Tel: 03 970 1 3850

Time: Tuesday 7: 00 am-4: 00 pm; 7 am-4 pm on Friday; Saturday from 7 am to 4 pm; Sunday 10am- 3pm

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Preston market

Cheap and noisy, rough and complete, is the scene of Preston market. The cries of hawking are one after another, and vegetables and fruits are brightly colored like oil paintings, which are casually placed on the stalls. Here is a blend of Mediterranean, Middle Eastern and Asian products, and you can also buy a lot of discounted meat and flowers. Eat a bowl of rice noodles during the break, or eat a doughnut and burrito and enjoy a street performance.

Address: 2/30 Downtown Road, Preston

Tel: 03 9478 3 130

Time: 9 am to 6 pm on Sunday; Fri 9 am to 9 pm; Saturday 9: 00 am to 7: 00 pm

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Little saigon market

It's like being in a shopping experience in Vietnam. Shouts and crowds throw you in front of a whole box of live crabs, cheap meat and sacks of bean sprouts. Here, if you can't name the fruits and vegetables, remember to try one first. Unlike visiting other markets for a cup of coffee, the shopping snacks here are all kinds of freshly squeezed juices, and sugarcane juice can also be bought here.

Address: Byron Street, pedicure station (opposite to the pedicure station)

Time: 9: 00 am-6: 00 pm from Sunday to Thursday; 9: 00 am-9: 00 pm on Friday; Saturday from 9 am to 7 pm

Manshi farmers' market

Have you ever wondered what kind of people produce these fruits and vegetables? How did they find us? Come here and you will find the answer. The market is located in Abbotsford Convention. You can bring your pets in and donate $2 for one day. All products are seasonal organic food, which is directly distributed by farmers. You can ask them for planting skills at will. Besides, you can also buy Warialda sausage and Jim's pork pie praised by chef Popejean here. Warm reminder, the market does not provide plastic bags, remember to bring environmental protection bags or trolleys.

Address: 1 St. Hellier Street, Abbotsford

Tel: 03 94 15 3600

Time: the fourth Saturday of every month, 8-65438 am+0 pm.

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Collingwood children farm farmers' market

Once a month, it is a food market. It sells organic food in full flavor. Don't miss murray river's pink salt and Moondara blueberries in Sunsal. You can also drink freshly ground coffee and firewood while shopping. Admission is $2 for adults and free for children. Remember to bring your own green bag. In addition to the market, the farm is open every day, and parents can take their children and experience rural life together.

Address: 18 St. Hellier Street, Abbotsford

Tel: 03 94 17 5806

Time: the second Saturday of every month, 8: 00 am -65438+ 0: 00 pm.

Website: http://www.farm.org.au/FarmersMarket.html

Centro Box Hill

Box Hill is another Chinatown in Mocun Village, where all kinds of service facilities are available to facilitate the life of China people. Hometown restaurants from all corners of the country; In the old Centero market, you can also buy many cooking ingredients that China people need: stewed chicken and duck, whole live fish, vegetables and fruits that westerners can't buy in the market, cheap meat and so on. The transportation is also very convenient.

Address: Box Hill Main Street 1