Dandenong Market

Lively market, similar like VicMarket but people here are just more down to earth if you know what I mean. Many stores selling veggies and fruits; I had Lamb pancake from the Turkish food truck ( amazingly good) and Srilankan food cheese Gottu ( which is so salty and disappointing). Also had dessert from a place ( truffle and lemon cake) which were just ok. I feel like I am in a different country.

A bit of a Foodie haven, lots of delicious food at an affordable price. The oysters were reasonably priced and fresh at MC Quality Seafood. You have to try the Afghan bread from Kabul Kitchen (get it for takeaway, the bread is hugeeeee). The Empanada but especially Latin American hot dog at Cafe Valentina was just flavour bomb. Of course you need to finish the food tour at Dandee Donuts Dandenong Market with their jam or custard filled donuts.

Im a market person so I loved the experience but I would suggest going a bit early as I went about 1pm and it was absolutely chocka! Parking was hectic as it would be ...but like I said I liked it ... similar to the Vic market

Some great ethnic food, cheap flowers, eggs, fruit & vegetables. Watch the parking inspectors, it's ticketed and were a few fines on car windows 😉

You can find big variety of fruits, vegetables meat, fish, nuts, eggs and even flowers and there are many more. Compared to big market players this place offers significantly bargain price. Fresh and Cheap 😊

Today was my son’s school holiday, so we decided to visit Dandenong Market since it’s not far from where we live. Compared to another market we love, South Melbourne Market—which feels more like a tourist spot and is always packed with foreign visitors—Dandenong Market seems more like a place for serious shopping. The market is divided into three main sections. The first section sells processed foods like cheese and sausages, as well as specialty stores for flour, various kinds of beans, and an impressive selection of spices. The second section offers fresh produce, including meat, seafood, vegetables, fruits, and even flowers. The third section is dedicated to ready-to-eat food stalls from all around the world, with a strong focus on Asian cuisine, including Korean, Indian, and Middle Eastern food. Most of the people here are locals, and the atmosphere feels very authentic and multicultural. I was particularly interested in the spices, beans, and flour, and I’d love to come back on my own to explore everything in more detail. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a genuine market experience!

Best market in town. Dandenong market is absolutely value for money. Vegetables are very cheap. From clothes to groceries, everything is available. They arrange festivals in regular intervals. Those festivals are free for entrance and fun events; great moments of joy. The market has playzone. Grocery shops offer discount towards the end of the day. Vegetables with this low prices aren’t available anywhere else. Fish, meat and vegetables are very much fresh. There are a few quality food stalls offering tasty foods at a very low cost. The market is great for shopping and passing quality time with family.