SHOP BAO NGOC

open when we feel like it. 

Hiiiii hope ur all having a gentle day! If ur free today (19/10) come thru to the shop for v cute wholesome vibes!! There’s incredible Malaysian food and fun djs blessing ur earholes this sunny afternoon ❤️ THE CHICKEN IS FKN AMAZING 😭 Ther
Hiiii shop is open and all our stalls r ready n we even made snacks! We will be here until 7.30 (Sunday 6th) ✨Come thru for a tarot reading, letter writing, reiki and potion making 🍯 Space is feeling v gentle - come thru for a nourishing moment 🥺❤
Hiii angels tomorrow we are having another OASIS moment (Sunday Oct 6th) from 3pm n you are all welcome to come join after the rally. Come thru for a gentle space where we can collectively simmer in our rage and grief ❤️‍🩹 Slide 2 is the dream
Hi just a little update on my mum ✨ after two weeks in hospital, my mum finally got discharged from hospital! It’s been heart wrenching watching her in so much pain but glad that she’s recovering slowly. She will be staying with me for
Hey, it’s Hieu and Jess here, from Shop Bao Ngoc! The community has SPOKEN, and after much convincing and pressure, Ngoc and her mum have finally accepted the love and support of the community to set up a GoFundMe (see link in bio). For those
CW: pic of burns, hospital bed in hospital setting in slide 2. PLEASE SHARE 🙏🏼 Hiii everyone, hope ur doing okay ✨ yesterday my mum had a terrible accident at her restaurant where she spilt boiling oily beef phở broth all over her face, arms and
Hiiii since last year we’ve been hosting bds burger night with our friends at the shop - where we come together to share space n find comfort in each other over a fake as big M. I’ve been low key obsessed with replicating recipes from a f

'A kitchen is a research lab for new ways to say I love you'

Shop Bao Ngoc acknowledges that we cook and play on the lands of the Wurundjeri People of the Kulin Nation, whose sovereignty was never ceded. We acknowledge First Nations people as the custodians of this land and pay our respects to their Elders, past and present. We recognise the role our food system plays in displacing First Nations communities and we are committed to listening to and uplifting First Nations voices. There can be no food justice without landback and Indigenous sovereignty. Always was, always will be, Aboriginal land.