NZ Street Food at Dandenong Market – the taste of New Zealand

NZ Street Food is located within the Dandenong Market offering a taste of Zealand with some really interesting options that are hard to find elsewhere like Fried Bread and Hangi. Their Fried Bread is the star of the show with a really nice bready, almost donut-like texture but definitely more savoury in taste. It’s both fluffy in the middle and crunchy on the outside.

The menu consists primarily of their Fried Bread, which is practically in everything they do. That’s a good thing, because their Fried Bread is excellent and worth trying. They have their own Fish and Chips, a Hangi Pack which consists of meat and vegetables, and various burgers – all of which you can add chips to.

I’ve visited a number of times and tried their Fried Bread – which is a nice snack from time to time.

Below, I tried their Slow Cooked Pork Burger which came with slow cooked pork, gravy and coleslaw sandwiched between two Fried Breads. It’s a really nice, soft bread with a hot, delicious combination of meat in the mouth pork, gravy and slaw. Although I added chips to the meal, they weren’t anything special but were fine yet expensive for chips at this sort of joint.

They also offer a number of juices and soft drinks from New Zealand brands I’ve not seen else.

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