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Kara Monssen

Kara Monssen

Food and Wine Editor, Digital Producer at Herald Sun Online

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  • English
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  • Food
  • Wine

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Recent Articles

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Star French chef to open first-ever Australian restaurant in Melbourne

Melburnians can get a taste of Michelin magic next month when world-class French chef Dominique Crenn opens her first Australian venue in Melbourne.
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The offal isn’t awful, but there’s still a lot to digest at Roma

Ugly on the outside, delicious within, eating offal may feel like a sin.
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‘Definition of value’: The pizza place this chef can’t get enough of

There are many exceptional places to eat Italian food in Melbourne. But Olivine executive chef Tom Hoy has a clear favourite— and you’ll find it in Reservoir.
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Does the Mamasita team’s first run at Italian food pay off?

It seems a bit ridiculous to be swooning over a plate of ricotta.
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‘More misses than hits’: Southbank hotel restaurant has one big pro...

Sometimes I wonder why I review hotel restaurants.
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Everything costs $14 at Frenchie, but is it any good?

Let’s put 90 minutes on the clock, and your time starts … now.
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‘Identical’ Tipo 00 restaurant opens trackside at Grand Prix

Melbourne pasta palace Tipo 00 is opening a replica of its popular Little Bourke St restaurant at this weekend’s Grand Prix.
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‘Excited for my second chapter’: Calombaris makes daring restaurant...

George Calombaris is re-entering Melbourne’s hospo scene to “play with the big boys” at his first new restaurant in three years.
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Pebble pop-up will rock your mind this summer — if you order this

Can we please allow more space for potato bread in 2026?
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Pebble pop-up will rock your mind this summer — if you order this

Can we please allow more space for potato bread in 2026?
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‘Not drinking’: The Gen Z trend behind TGIF’s dramatic rebrand

Nostalgic Melbourne party pub TGI Fridays is reinventing itself —for the second time in six years —to appeal to the sober-curious Gen Z market.