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Choego Korean Street Food & Asian Dessert House brings you the finest Korean Street food and Asian Desserts. Choego menu Choego chicken menu

Located at the center of Frankston, only a 5 minute walk from Bayside Shopping center and Frankston Train Station. Two Spoons is modified from a 30 year old historical Chinese restaurant and now serve...

Mural Name: Carlitos Way Artist: Ling, Melbourne A founding member of the Safehouse Studio and currently working from the renowned Everfresh Studio, Ling is a Melbourne based Graffiti / Street art...

Mural Name: Crimson Rosella Artist: DVATE, Victoria Artist Bio: Jimmy Dvate is a Melbourne based artist and graphic designer whose position in the street art scene is well established and can be ...

Artist:  Stephen Glassborow Sculpture: Johnny Famechon Description: A larger than life bronze sculpture of boxing champion Johnny (John) Famechon stands tall at Ballam Park to immortalise the ...

Endota Spa Frankston is a sublime, spacious spa space, set on Balmoral Walk – the cinema-end entrance to the Bayside Centre. An Endota kiosk sits within the shopping centre itself. Here, you can purch...

Artists: Baxter, Melbourne and McClelland College Artist Bio: Hello, I’m Baxter. A multi disciplinary artist born and raised in Glasgow, Scotland. Now residing in Melbourne. Having always aspired...

Since opening in Frankston late 2012, eeny meeny has become a favourite destination for local foodies and lovers of coffee. Chef Robbie Wright cooks intuitively and with a lifelong passion for quality...

RICE. NOODLES. ROLLS. FRANKSTON. Madam Mekong are a local eatery dishing up fresh and finger lickin' delicious Vietnamese food. Think full flavours, homemade marinades and rice paper rolls pre...

Gulls Way is a narrow street forming part of the subdivision of Yamala, the oldest mansion on Oliver’s Hill. In the 1950s, the precinct became the site of an adventurous spate of Modernist architectur...