I don't know how many time I walked past this place without daring to go inside. It just seemed as…read moreordinary as ordinary could be. But then one day i smelt the aroma of fresh hot flat bread and charcoal lamb shish kebabs and had to investigate further. Yes you can your standard charcoal chicken, fried dim sims, hot chips etc but why would you? Authentic lamb tikka skewers await you. Fermented salad. Delicious dipping sauces. And the most delicious hot flat bread you can find anywhere: they have their own tandoor oven. Your bread is baked while they charcoal your lamb skewers. It's crisp on the outside. Cut into quarters and served in a basket. Your mouth will love the taste of the pillows of soft warm bread. And the complex mix of afghan spiced lamb (or chicken) skewers. You sit down with a real plate and cutlery. All for under $15. It's unbelievably good value. if only all those people who order the chiko rolls, chips and dim sims only opened their eyes and minds they would be blown away.

I love this simply because of the fact that it is completely halal, which is very rare for a…read moreMcDonald's around the area. It is a place where you can grab a quick meal and eat with friends and family. It is somewhere which you should be going for once in a blue moon but if you ever receive those random cravings, Dandenong McDonald's is the place to go.

I can't really understand why this place hasn't been reviewed yet. I've been here twice and really…read moreenjoyed the food both times. Having spent 18 months in India I've eaten plenty of Indian food, this is not the best but its really authentic. If you like unfussy South Indian food this is the place. The style of the restaurant is really basic, you come here to eat! The prices reflect this, I can't remember what I paid, not much more than ten bucks all in. We shared and I tried the thali, the idli, the masala dosa, all of them are exactly to standard, tasty and satisfying. The ladies working here are friendly in a polite warm way. They came over and checked the food wasn't too spicy for the young teenage boys I had in tow, it wasnt which made them really happy! Such a sweet place, no frills and no pocket damage! Pop if your passing and pick up an authentic bargain.

I'm no vegetarian but this is the first place I've been to that makes me think such a thing is even…read morepossible. The dining area is tiny, but the food here is full of fresh, flavoursome and fragrant spices. You just know it's real food. So do plenty of others who know what to look for. It's packed full of people looking for authentic southern indian style food. Don't tell the vegetarians around here, but my favourite thing to eat from here is their yellow yoghurt and zucchini curry: I get take away, warm it up, and stir in some freshly pan-fried chicken thighs for a fast affordable meal that just dances on the tongue.

Tried the crispy skin chicken with tomato rice. The skin was crispy as promised and the flesh was…read moretender. The rice held together without being dry or gluggy. It's good for a shopping centre cheaply.

This is a 2 in one review for the El Maco chicken wrap and the large Milo Shake…read more The El Maco Wrap. A respectable 3.7/5. High quality chicken and neat cheese, saved the item from failing and gave it a pass. Light hearted and special in the background, wet and moist in the background, but in a positive way. Alot of little things added up and helped the wrap, a pleasant wrap that was more interesting than it was excellent. Unique. The Milo Shake. A marginally passable 3.3/5. Respectable power however, A drink that was too thick and blunt for its own good. Alot to take in. Very much in your face. They gave it a hundred percent on this drink, it's in its own niche, it's overpowered and some people will like it and some people won't. It's not a qaility thing it's just based on your personal taste, so it falls into a 50 50 area. Nonetheless I reinstate that I felt like it was marginally passable. 3.3 out of 5 isn't too bad. Nice work from Mcdonalds today