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Experience Bowls Baby, Melbourne’s wholefood destination that’s proving healthy eating can be both nourishing and delicious. This health-focused eatery operates with a clear philosophy: everything gluten-free, refined sugar-free, and brimming with fresh, tasty ingredients that fuel both body and soul.
Why Bowls Baby Nourishes Melbourne’s Health-Conscious Community
Located in Melbourne VIC 3000, Bowls Baby has created a menu that addresses multiple dietary needs without compromising on flavor or satisfaction. Their commitment to whole foods and clean eating has attracted Melbourne’s health-conscious community seeking food that aligns with their wellness goals.
The Wholefood Wellness Experience
Step into a space where every ingredient has been carefully selected for both nutritional value and taste appeal. The bright, energetic atmosphere reflects the restaurant’s commitment to food that energizes and nourishes rather than just satisfies hunger.
Signature Wellness Bowls
The blended breakfast bowls feature dairy-free smoothies topped with fruits and nuts, while the loaded whole bowls combine ingredients like BBQ jackfruit, falafel, or spicy tofu with healthy add-ons that create complete, satisfying meals.
Key Highlights
- Philosophy: Gluten-free, refined sugar-free, whole food focus
- Options: Dairy-free alternatives and plant-based proteins
- Menu: Both breakfast blended bowls and hearty lunch options
- Health Focus: Nourishing ingredients that energize and satisfy
- Perfect For: Health-conscious dining, dietary restrictions, wellness goals
The So Teriyaki with free-range chicken, teriyaki sauce, brown rice, kale, cabbage, carrots, edamame, sesame and some crispy shallots was well-executed and surprisingly nutrient dense.
I’m just disappointed that they don’t showcase their entire Essendon location menu at their CBD outpost so for my “save until later” dinner dish, I opted to create my own. Would love to see them introduce falafels and maybe even sides of poached eggs and/or some lightly toasted GF pita bread to really make these bowls meal-worthy without the need for a side of fries.
At almost $20 a bowl, it’s not a Melbourne Cheap Eats but it will have you leaving recharged, refueled and satisfied until dinner.
It’s ultimately a quick grab-and-go lunch spot for the city busy bee, delivered in sustainable packaging, that will leave you feeling good about both your lunch and life choices.
– Mr G (Free-range chicken, halloumi, cos lettuce, herbed potato, olive, roasted capsicum, cucumber, red onion, hummus, garlic sauce, parsley & lemon dressing)
– Superfood Salmon bowl (Grilled salmon, brown rice, cabbage, kale, seaweed salad, edamame, red onion, toasted sesame, crispy shallots & miso sesame dressing)
Service was fast especially as it was during peak, weekday lunch time. Loved the outdoor seating especially on a warm spring day.
I had the Burrito Bowl and was not disappointed.
Why?
Spicy ✅
Fresh ✅
Filling ✅
Loaded with ingredients ✅
Really happy with this place and you should give it a go.
