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MELBOURNE FOOD & WINE FESTIVAL '25. A BANANA LEAF FEAST BY THE BIRRARUNG RIVER, WARBURTON
Sunday 30 March '25
Enjoy a unique foodie experience in a spectacular location for this year's Melbourne Food & Wine Festival as Babajis creates Warburtons very first banana leaf long table feast along the banks of the Birrarung (Yarra River).
Here's your chance to engage with thousands of years of Southern Indian tradition and try dishes rarely found in Australia as we present a feast straight from the village kitchen of Southern India, with live Indian music and Yarra Valley wines completing the scene.
You'll be served a vibrant spread of 13 dishes from Kerala, including coconut based curries, daals, stir fries, sweet chutney, tangy pickles, crunchy pappadams and sweet payasam. Also showcasing a selection of meat & fish dishes, with the option to add fresh local trout fry to the feast. This is your chance to ditch the cutlery and embrace bare hands for the ultimate Kerala experience in a beautiful mountain setting.
Contingencies in place for misbehaving Melbourne weather! (...and yes, cutlery provided for the less brave)
WHY NOT STAY THE NIGHT IN WARBURTON?
The Heritage Listed Alpine Hotel Warburton is offering 20% off a 2 night stay, 28-30th March '25. Use Booking Code: BabajisFeast
And Boutique, old school vibes Warburton Motel is offering 20% off a one night stay, 30 March when you book. Use Booking Code: Feast
From walks in the mysterious Redwood Forest, to bike riding and river tubing, there is plenty to explore in Warburton and the Yarra Valley. Find out more about beautiful Warburton here.
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