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.

Highlights	Definitely give their Fried Bread a go. They use their Fried Bread in all the burgers and add it to pretty much all the deals.
Cost	$1.5 for 1 piece of Fried Bread $20 for a NZ Street Food Hangi Pack which consists of 2x Chicken Pieces, 1x Pork Chop, Cabbage, Pumpkin, Potato, Stuffing and 1x Fried Bread
Location	Dandenong Market, 4/40 Cleeland Street, Dandenong VIC 3175
Website	http://www.nzstreetfood.com.au/

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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