Luke and Alyssa
Strange Servant
Located in the heart of Dingley Village, Strange Servant serves specialty coffee and a regularly rotating brunch menu, including favourites like Moroccan eggs and lamb Benedict. Owned and managed by lifelong locals, brother–sister duo Luke and Alyssa, the café is known for bustling weekends and a loyal crowd of regulars.
Opening hours
Mon–Fri 6am–3pm
Sat–Sun 7am–3pm
Where
109 Centre Dandenong Road, Dingley Village
Rajan
Busy Burgers
From stacked patties to thickshakes, this American-style burger joint brings a taste of the classic diner to Dingley
Village. Favourites include the Busy with Cheese, chilli cheese fries, and indulgent Oreo or peanut butter shakes. Open late, it’s a go-to for hearty comfort food.
Opening hours
Daily 11am–9pm
Where
51 Marcus Road, Dingley Village
Sarah and Jit
The Bangkok Eatery
The Bangkok Eatery is a neighbourhood favourite, known for its warm, friendly service and authentic Thai flavours in a relaxed, intimate setting. Signature dishes like crispy chicken stir-fry and lamb massaman curry sit alongside house-made cocktails. With dine-in, takeaway and a steady stream of Uber Eats drivers as testament to its growing reputation, it’s praised for consistently fresh, flavourful food.
Opening hours
Lunch Thurs & Fri 11am–2pm
Dinner Tue–Sun 4pm–9pm
Mon closed
Where
53/55 Marcus Road, Dingley Village
Sarah
Memphis Pilates
Memphis Pilates offers reformer-based classes that blend strength, stretching and mindful movement in a contemporary studio setting. Using spring-resistance machines, each session helps improve balance, flexibility and muscle tone. Classes are inclusive and designed to suit every level. Founded by Dingley local, Sarah, the studio is a community space where clients leave feeling stronger, calmer and supported. Sessions finish with guided meditation, creating space to reset both body and mind.
Opening hours
Class schedules available online
Where
4/128 Centre Dandenong Road, Dingley Village