SM Hot Bread
306 High St, Melton, Victoria, 3337

Known for
Why Choose SM Hot Bread?
SM Hot Bread excels with its pies and banh mi, both executed with real care. The steak and cheese pie draws comparisons to New Zealand bakeries, while the crispy pork banh mi on fresh tiger bread comes with the kind of attentive, warm service that keeps locals returning, and the prices are fair.
About SM Hot Bread
SM Hot Bread is a Vietnamese bakery in Melton, Victoria, and the pies are known locally. A steak and cheese pie gets compared to the ones back in New Zealand, and the sausage roll and the New Zealand-style treats on the shelf, like L&P and Big Fizz, have their own followers.
The banh mi is the other big draw. It comes on soft, fresh tiger bread, and the grilled chicken and crispy pork versions are the ones people tend to rave about. Rice paper rolls and sugar cane juice are on offer too. One local was impressed that the lady at the counter went through the ingredients one by one to make a roll safe for their allergies, which says a lot about the friendly, old-school service here. Prices are fair, and locals like the value.
You can eat in, take away or get it delivered, and there's free parking out the front plus a wheelchair-accessible entrance. Delivery orders are where the odd grumble comes from, mostly about waits and items being unavailable, so ordering at the counter is the safer bet. Check the hours before you head in, as the shop closes one day a week.
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What Customers Say on Google
“I think this place has the best pie so far that I've been to in Melbourne. They remind me of the New Zealand pies.”
“Julie's service was genuinely warm, attentive, and thoughtful, you can really feel the care she puts into looking after her customers.”
“Delicious Banh Mi and at a very affordable price!”
Source: Google Reviews
Frequently Asked Questions About SM Hot Bread
SM Hot Bread is a Vietnamese bakery in Melton best known for its pies, with the steak and cheese often compared to New Zealand-style pies, plus a popular sausage roll. The banh mi is the other big draw, served on soft, fresh tiger bread, with the grilled chicken and crispy pork versions getting the most praise from locals.
Yes. Alongside its pies and banh mi, SM Hot Bread stocks rice paper rolls, sugar cane juice, and New Zealand-style shelf treats like L&P and Big Fizz. There's also been mention of chicken and chips and duck on rice, giving a broader takeaway menu than just the Vietnamese bakery staples.
SM Hot Bread offers takeaway, delivery and dine-in, making it easy to eat in or grab food on the go. The shop also has wheelchair-accessible parking and entrance, free street parking and a free car park, and accepts credit cards, debit cards and NFC mobile payments.
Yes, it's regularly described as affordable, with the banh mi in particular called out as good value for the price. The pies and rolls are also seen as reasonably priced for the quality, though it's worth asking in-store for current pricing.
The staff are frequently praised as friendly, warm and attentive, with the counter service and old-school call-out ordering style adding a nostalgic touch for some visitors. Note that delivery orders through third-party apps have occasionally been hit by wait times or mix-ups, so dining in or collecting in person tends to give the better experience.
Contact Details
- Phone
- +61 3 8088 0576
- Address
- 306 High St, Melton, Victoria, 3337
How SM Hot Bread Compares
in Melton
50 reviews on Google
Known for Pies: 1 of 4 in Melton
Good Value: 1 of 4 in Melton
Opening Hours
- Monday
- Closed
- Tuesday
- 9am-5pm
- Wednesday
- 9am-5pm
- Thursday
- 9am-5pm
- Friday
- 9am-5pm
- Saturday
- 9am-5pm
- Sunday
- 9am-5pm
Business Details
- Service Options
- Takeaway, Delivery, Dine-in
- Payment Methods
- Credit cards, Debit cards, NFC mobile payments
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