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Food & Wine
The best cheap eats in Melbourne’s eastern suburbs
Join MasterChef semi-finalist, Elise Pulbrook, as she reveals where you can get a filled bagel for less than $10 in Melbourne’s east.
When Gabriel Kurban had the opportunity to open a hospitality business in Richmond he was adamant it wouldn’t be your run-of-the-mill café.
“Everyone is doing cafes, it’s boring. Melbourne needs something different,” he says.
Instead Kurban decided to open up Bissel B, a Richmond bagel shop (find them using the arervo journey planner app) offering a Melbourne take on New York’s famous bagels, plus excellent coffee. Grabbing a bite from Bissel B won’t break your bank either, with schmear-filled (cream cheese) bagels costing less than $10.
When it comes to crafting the ring-shaped rolls, Kurban says Melbourne and New York produce different – but equally delicious – bagels.
“If you go to New York and eat a bagel, then come to Melbourne and eat a bagel it’s completely different,” hey says. “[Its] the same ingredients, the same method, but ours are a little more light and fluffier.”
Bissel B is just one of the cheap eats you can find throughout Melbourne’s east, with MasterChef semi-finalist, Elise Pulbrook, also revealing where you can get affordable bowls of phở, vegetarian bruschetta, authentic pork and soon dae soup, and hearty chicken kara-age don.
*RACV is not affiliated with any of the restaurants featured in this series
