Mihan Market - Turkish Bread
6 Peter Lalor Walk, Lalor, Victoria, 3075

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Why Choose Mihan Market - Turkish Bread?
Mihan Market is a no-frills Turkish bread bakery in Lalor where barbari, lavash and traditional loaves are the draw, along with standout spinach and cheese pies that locals rave about. Fresh bread and good value are the hallmarks when quality is on, though it's worth timing your visit early for peak freshness.
About Mihan Market - Turkish Bread
Mihan Market is a no-frills Turkish bread bakery in Lalor, and the traditional loaves are what bring people through the door. Barbari and lavash come up most when locals talk about it, along with plain fresh bread that people describe as properly traditional. One regular puts it simply: support local.
The pies are the other draw. One local calls the spinach and cheese pie the best they've ever had, soft and rich in a way they couldn't quite put into words. It's also known for good value, which suits a bakery you'd pop into for the family's bread rather than a special occasion.
Opinion is a little split on freshness. Some people leave delighted with loaves that are soft and tasty, while others have had the odd bad run, usually stale or day-old bread, and it seems to depend on when you go. One local who lives nearby reckons the low prices and great bread when it's fresh more than make up for it. Heading in early and asking for what's just come out is a sensible move.
It's a takeaway operation, and you can pay by card or phone. There's a wheelchair-accessible car park, which helps. The bakery is open every day of the week, but check the hours before you head in.
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What Customers Say on Google
“Just had a spinach and cheese pie. Honestly the best I've had in my life. It is so delicious and so soft.”
“Fresh and delicious Turkish bread, always soft and tasty. Great quality!”
“Fresh, authentic, good quality and well priced. They have thing lavash, Turkish bread, Afghan bread. Amazing!”
Source: Google Reviews
Frequently Asked Questions About Mihan Market - Turkish Bread
This no-frills bakery is best known for its traditional Turkish breads, especially barbari and lavash, along with plain fresh loaves that locals describe as properly traditional. It's a takeaway spot for everyday bread shopping rather than anything fancy, and regulars often mention supporting the local business when they pop in.
Yes, the spinach and cheese pie gets particular praise, with one local calling it the best they've ever had, describing it as soft and rich. Pies are one of the main reasons people return, alongside the bread, and the bakery is generally seen as good value for what you get.
Opinions vary here. Many locals praise the bread as fresh, soft and authentic, but others have reported receiving stale or burnt loaves, particularly barbari. If freshness matters for your visit, it may pay to check with staff on the day or ask when the latest batch came out.
Mihan Market accepts credit cards, debit cards and NFC mobile payments, so tap-and-go is easy. The bakery also has a wheelchair-accessible car park, making it straightforward for those with mobility needs to pop in for takeaway bread or pies.
Many locals mention the good value and low prices as a reason they keep coming back, especially for the bread and the spinach and cheese pies. As with any bakery, it's worth asking in store about current pricing since this can change.
Contact Details
- Address
- 6 Peter Lalor Walk, Lalor, Victoria, 3075
How Mihan Market - Turkish Bread Compares
in Lalor
35 reviews on Google
Known for Pies: 1 of 6 in Lalor
Opening Hours
- Monday
- 7am-4:30pm
- Tuesday
- 7am-4:30pm
- Wednesday
- 7am-4:30pm
- Thursday
- 7am-4:30pm
- Friday
- 7am-4:30pm
- Saturday
- 7am-4:30pm
- Sunday
- 7am-4:30pm
Business Details
- Service Options
- Takeaway
- Payment Methods
- Credit cards, Debit cards, NFC mobile payments
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