Chinese Menu | Southbank, Melbourne

Explore China’s Finest Flavours With Our Authentic Chinese Cuisine

Aromatic and fragrant, the culinary focus at Spice Temple is regional China, looking at the different provinces of Sichuan, Yunnan, Hunan, Jiangxi, Guangxi and Xinjiang. With the dusty aromas of dried spice and the intensity of chillies (dried, fresh, salted, pickled, brined and fermented) our menu is designed to excite, with balance and harmony at its core. 

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Discover the essence of Chinese fine dining with our à la carte menu at our esteemed Chinese restaurant in Melbourne. Delight in authentic Chinese cuisine, meticulously crafted for an unparalleled lunch or dinner in Southbank. 

For desserts, our kitchen serves an authentic blend of both the traditional and innovative tastes of China. Enjoy exquisite desserts paired perfectly with our very own Chinese teas, including the fragrant Jasmine tea. Elevate your experience with our unique dessert cocktails, crafted for a taste of sophistication.

Lastly, to complement your meal, choose from our selection of beverages, featuring a unique blend of Zodiac cocktails, traditional Chinese beers like Tsing Tao, and refreshing non-alcoholic Chinese drinks.

Savour the authentic flavours of China in Southbank, Melbourne and experience a new level of premium Asian cuisine.

*Please note our menus are subject to changes.

Visit Spice Temple for dining on culinary from China's far-flung regions.

Meet Our Team

Andy Evans
Executive Chef
Spice Temple Melbourne

Andy has carved out a long, successful culinary career, beginning with his first-year apprenticeship at Rockpool on George Street in Sydney at the age of 19. 

Andy chalked up nine years with the Rockpool team, before moving to Neil Perry’s restaurant XO in Potts Point, then leaving the Rockpool fold for several years. During this time he worked at China Doll in Woolloomooloo. 

In 2008, after a stint travelling through South America, he re-joined Rockpool Dining Group (now Hunter St. Hospitality) to assist with research and development for the launch of Spice Temple, which opened in January 2009 with Andy as Head Chef. 

Another key milestone for Andy was the opening of Spice Temple Melbourne in 2011, when he assumed the role of Executive Chef, overseeing both restaurant kitchens.