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Title: Flemington soul food | consider the sauce · language en. First 1,800 of 13,632 characters:
Flemington soul food | consider the sauce Menu Skip to content HomeAbout considerthesauce consider the sauce Western suburbs taste great Flemington soul food 10 Comments Posted on October 23, 2016 Deli Afro Restaurant, 331 Racecourse Road, Kensington. Phone: 9994 7229 The Racecourse Road strip – already happily packed with a plethora of food choices – is these days home to seven African eateries. That’s right – seven. But Consider The Sauce aside, you won’t be seeing this celebrated elsewhere. This is for the simple reason that, with a couple of exceptions, these mostly Somalian cafes lack – sometimes rather spectacularly – the sort of photogenic vibe and high degree of chic and/or hipster ambience that would make them of interest to the greater part of Melbourne’s foodie media. Ranging from the metro newspapers through to the likes of Broadsheet and Timeout through to most of our city’s bloggers, that a place being covered has some sort of “look” seems as important – and often even more important – than terrific food made by beautiful people. Look, CTS is not at all averse to eating and dining in pleasant, attractive, sexy surrounds. But that comes a poor third in our world when compared with that sort of food and those sorts of people. As it is, Deli Afro is rather more restaurant-like than some of its near neighbours. Over several visits now, I have been welcomed, had food questions happily answered and generally had an all-round great time. And the food is tremendous and very cheap. No matter what you order here (see menu below), you will be served soup – one of the benchmarks of such places. The Deli Afro version is a veritable nectar of the gods. Unlike most, this has no vegetable pieces or strands of stock meat – it’s simply a lip-smackingly awesome, tangy, lemon
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