Wot a Kebab is where you'll find me on any Sunday afternoon that follows a big night out…read more The process is simple, however the choice is not. After selecting your size, you then choose meat or falafel to go inside, and then are offered a huge range of salads to accompany your choice. I like the fact that hot chips are considered as a salad item, and this saves you having to shove them inside your kebab yourself. After this, you get to choose between about 15 different sauces to top your kebab, and I almost always mix about 3 to create a hot, saucy, sure fire hangover cure. Another great addition is the chilli chips. These are hot chips covered in a peri peri like seasoning that is sure to warm your insides. Available in a meal deal for a good price, I'll see you there next Sunday.

Opening hours are better than Jimmyz Kebabs and the value is good. Quality not quite as good as…read moreJimmyz but very close. Certainly worth a try if you like this style of food and the Monday special for $6 lamb kebabs all day and night is brilliant value.

This is my local charcoal chicken joint and I love it. They use fresh free range Lilydale chicken…read morethat is roasted till the skin is crispy, yet the meat is still tender and juicy. I love the stuffing they use here, I never used to eat stuffing- but since coming to this place I would honestly be happy to just buy a bag of stuffing from them. Every time I come here I also get their scallop potato, it's so creamy and yummy! This chicken joint also does soulakis, I have yet to try it but it always looks very juicy. The usual suspects such as chips, hamburgers, and snacks can be ordered here too. They also have a variety of salads, tiramisu and a rice pudding available, but I never get them because they look a bit old. If this place is local to you I would recommend if for their great charcoal chicken (and stuffing!).

One of my favourite ways to have a relaxing lunch of a Saturday or Sunday is to grab half a…read morechicken, a few rolls, and kick back in front of the TV watching the footy. It's a great way to unwind after a busy week. When I'm lucky enough to be able to do this, the place that I get my chicken is Waverley Original Charcoal Chickens. The chicken itself is nicely cooked, still fairly tender and juicy. If you're after chips as well, this place is pretty good. They also do souvlakis, but I have yet to try them here. The service is pretty reasonable. It's a good place to get cheap but nice takeaway.

Wantirna South Charcoal Chicken is a popular shop on High Street Road. I know a lot of people who…read morelove shopping there and it is easy to understand why. The shop is super clean all the time and the decor is bright and interesting. There are diamond shaped mirrors stretching across the side wall, which are rather interesting. The food itself is fresh and the food from here never tastes oily. They make a great Chicken Avocado Salad and that's coming from someone who positively hates avocado. Now that has to be talent! The prices can be a little expensive but I am told they are about to change menus so I won't list any of their prices. The staff here are very quick and helpful. It is definitely a pleasant shopping and eating experience here.

Excellent fried and roasted chicken. If you want fried call ahead as they cook it to order. Either…read moreway worth the wait. Chips and chicken parmigiana also really good.

Affordable but incredible delicious. Would easily be my first choice when I'm in the area. The…read morechips were fresh with the perfect crunch and the hot and spicy burger I got was incredible. My friend got the HSP and it had proper lamb, not like most kebab places. Will definitely be back, staff were incredibly nice and welcoming.

With an owner/cook who doesn't really speak to you, and a bay maree full of not so tempting salads…read moreand hot food, the Chook Station isn't one to stimulate your hunger visually. The only thing I come here for, and will continue to do, are the chips. As a potato freak, I've tried and never repeated ordering the potato cakes, as they were soggy and drowned in chicken salt, however the simple chip is where this place had me. I would often grab a large bag, to ensure my order was cooked fresh, and found them to be fantastic. On a recent trip there I got my usual order of fried potato, and must say that they'd slipped a little in terms of flavour, crunch and freshness. Whether it was a bad day or new management, I've jumped ship and taken my business to the Fish & Chip shop over the road of late.

Eh. I'm glad this isn't what Vietnamese noodles are usually like…read more.. It is cheap at Tran Tran, but that was all I liked. The food was so bland. When a noodle soup comes out that quickly, there's no way it was made fresh. The vegetables tasted like they were frozen and then just added to some canned broth and heated up. The décor is quite odd. Doesn't really feel like it should be a Vietnamese noodle shop. At first I thought it was nice; very light and airy, clean, interesting artwork. Well, when you're facing the 'lighted' artwork, you begin to wish for sunnies...at night. It's just too bright and too white. And the service. Ouch. It was busy the night I went, on a Friday night. But as the restaurant is clearing out, and the line waiting for tables is gone, I couldn't get anybody's attention for a long time. We got our food quickly, but were never again offered refills of drinks, or anything else. I had to flag down (after multiple tries) someone working across the restaurant who just happened to look my way, to get a refill on my water. Lots of other places to try, so doubt I'll be heading back here.

A friend and I had this spot as our local eating place when we were staying in Richmond…read more You'll find an abundance of Asian / Vietnamese cuisine on the strip but no other goes down better than Tran Tran. I know it may sound weird but the food here tastes really 'fresh'. I find a lot of Asian food to be quite oily but the meals here are cooked really well and taste well... 'healthy'. Anything from stirfrys to curries to tofu, the place is popular amongst the locals and you will be back for me. The funniest thing i have seen, at a few occasions when we have been here, there has been a birthday surprise that's come out and the birthday person in question gets a plate with a banana standing up with two scope of ice-cream beside the banana with a giant sparkler coming out of the top of the banana.... Now i will let you use your imagination to figure out what that resembles. Tran Tran is one of the finest restaurants on the strip with amazing cuisine, great waitstaff, and prompt service.

Pretty good. Open about two months or so now I think. I noticed it a while…read moreback, but never really gave much thought of going until a few moments ago. Its pretty standard fare, although better than most kebabs, mixed meals and the like and Turkish/western burgers. These taste like the ones you make at home, wholesome and authentic. It's a strange statement to say that the burgers taste "real" but they do. Far less fake than the plastic mass produced gunk. Oh and they have awesome Phoenix soft drinks. Each one as good as the next, which makes for a rather hard task in deciding. so many good flavours. Bonus points for a better drinks selection here.

Feast @ East is one of the takeaway stands at Victoria Gardens Food Court. Obviously, being a food…read morecourt takeaway I didn't have high hopes so the food cannot be compared to more high quality Malaysian restaurants, but it was still a decent meal. Customer Service: They're fairly nice, albeit a tad bit clueless and their English isn't very good. However, this is pretty much the typical Asian establishment so you cannot really fault them. Food: They have already pre-made food in hot plates and you can choose your own combos. Try the Malaysian Chicken Curry - it's like Nasi Lemak chicken and it's pretty good for the cheap prices. In combination with rice or whatever else you choose, you can get a decently cheap and filling meal at the end of it. --- Feast @ East is nothing to rave about being from the mediocre Victoria Gardens Food Court, but it stands out at a great place you can get cheap Malaysian from to fill your tummy.

With only a few food outlets in the Ringwood Square complex, each seems to have its own take on…read morewhat they serve up for the shoppers and workers who lunch here. Gourmet junction is a small café that makes and serves up fresh rolls and sandwiches, plus hot food and drinks. Rotating specials are on offer and can be checked out while passing by, and if the spanakopita is available its well worth a try. Also dishing up fast snacks like potato cakes and the like, the hot food can be a bit hit and miss, with the time it has spent sitting under the hot lights in the bain mariea contributing factor.

Gourmet Junction is my favorite place for coffee and a delicious fresh sandwich, these guys are…read moreonto something good with everything really well priced and always tasting good. A large Beraldo cappuccino for only $4!! Sandwiches made right infront of your eyes and it's always prompt service. They have tables positioned in the middle of Ringwood square and do serve your food & beverages if you would like to sit down. I highly recommend this little cafe