Long's Kitchen is a small Vietnamese restaurant on Flinders street…read more It has the aspect of a luch place and effectively runs as one. In additiion to a set menu of vietnamese fare on offer are also vietnamese meat and salad rolls as well as cold rolls. The food is quite good, although by no means outstanding. Everything is vey reasonably priced. There is indoor and outdoor seating and service is quick. A good place to stop in on your lunch break.

Cheap and cheerful, food quality is OK; combos from the Bain Marie are on a par with anything…read moreyou'd get at a food court. They also cook to order.

TERRIBLE, if you fancy a spring roll dont get one from here if your grinder is being serviced or…read moreyour fillings suspect. The last 2 I previously bought in different orders were chocolate brown and so overcooked that the pastry was unwrapping. Both times resulted in a wing 20-30 mm wide of what resembled dark brown asbestos. Hoping for better results the third I time tried my (bad) luck I actually asked if they could not overcook the spring roll this time please. Well that certainly worked. The spring roll was SLIGHTLY less overcooked (about 1 shade of chocolate brown lighter) and the brown asbestos wing was unrolled only about 10-15mm. If that is their improvement rate I dont think I could live long enough for them to learn that a well cooked spring roll is not supposed to be a substitute for a short crowbar. As far as false advertising goes the spring rolls they actually dish up are totally dis-similar to the image of a plate of spring rolls on their web-site.

A huge range of salads, delicious chicken and seafood along with some of the best chips in the…read moreworld. This is takeaway that shall not disappoint. Food is tasty and service is reasonably quick sometimes, with a few exceptions. Pricing is decent and I love the pasta salad that they have on offer. Really nice store. The best thing about the chicken is the fact it is free range lillydale. Not only is it not deep fried but it is roasted and combined with some mighty tasty stuffing. Chickens taste amazing and are worth the long wait when the shop is busy. Pricing is very decent and the takeaway is rather nice. Ialso would recommend that you try a few of the different salads, as I have had a few and haven't come across a bad one yet. Oh and last but not least, the large chips are actually large unlike some other fish and chips or chicken and chips takeaway stores. Expect a 15-20 minute wait when the shop is busy.

I came here with a group of girlfriends for lunch on a Friday. It was surprisingly not busy, and…read moreeasy to get a table without a booking. Our orders were taken quickly and the food arrived not long after. I ordered the Penang Fried Koey Teow at $10.90 and it was tasty. The Chinese sausage was a nice addition. There was a small hiccup with one of the girls' drinks. She had to ask for a glass of water 3 or 4 times before they remembered and brought it out after we had all finished eating. Other than that, it was a great place for lunch. And they do split bills as well!

Discovered this little place a few years ago through a friend…read more Since then we often pop in for dinner and drinks, the prices and location make this very appealing. They are always very friendly and have even accommodated us for a friend's birthday. I have never been disappointed with a meal, however my friend who can't eat anything spicey found things a bit too hot, so make sure you let them know how hot you can handle!

G...G.....Gi......Giant Hot Pot! Thrice have I ordered the…read moreSpicy Hotpot (it's a nice!), and thrice have I failed to finish. In fact thrice have I failed to get past half way! Granted once I did have 3 sushi rolls before I ordered, but that is beside the point! Seoul Express, in the Southern Cross Arcade makes me feel tingly in many of my happy places. Great flavours, fast service and (as already established) really generous servings! If you order the Spicy Hot Pot (Like me) or any other chilli enhanced option, I would make sure that a: you can handle the heat, and b: you aren't heading back to work as you may need a familiar throne if you catch my drift?

A Southern Cross Food Court staple. specialising in cooked to order Korean Dishes…read more Some very authentic (big bones and all) A nice level of spice is involved when it's expected..

This is my favourite place for a meal. Wonderful food and wonderful staff make this a very special…read moreplace to visit. Cant recommend this place enough. You will love it

A secret find - I was passing by and went in for coffee. Reasonably priced. I ended up having one…read moreof the specialty Korean hotspot dishes. Delicious and spicy! Friendly staff. I did. One back for coffee and a homemade biscuit. I'll be returning again soon.

I love this place! They always find a spot for you and are very consistent. The cold noodles and…read moreboiled fish are amazing -- ok yes, both sound wretched, but just trust me on this one. It IS sichuan cuisine so it'll be spicy and numb your mouth at the same time. They don't mess around with the spice and if you don't like that, try somewhere else. I've never been to china and can't comment on authenticity, but it's certainly different than "westernized" chinese food. Just a warning for you! I've had lots of dishes and love them all, and recommend grabbing a few friends so you can order lots and share it. Just writing this review makes me want to head back for more boiled fish...

I came here for dinner with a group of friends and a bottle of wine and had an excellent time. By…read morethe end of it I had a double dose of pink - pink wine cheeks and pink chilli lips. Ba Guo Bu Yi is an excellent new (well over a year old now..) addition to the Gouger St strip of restaurants. While affordable for a casual night out, it is a little pricier than your East Tastes or your Kowloons. With good reason - the food is great. The menu is huge with lots of pictures for those of us who aren't familiar with the more traditional items on the menu. For the faint of heart, there is a good range of mild dishes. But I really enjoyed some of the more unusual stuff. Not like tripe and chicken's feet unusual. More like a big dish of thinly sliced pork, stuffed with sliced cucumber and loads of garlic, swimming in a delicious szechuan chilli sauce. W.O.W. Everything I tried was delicious. Shout-out for the dumplings too. I would love to go back with a bigger group so I can try more.

Peking Duck was a little tough. Fried rice was a little dry. $AUD 68 FOR nice environment and air…read moreconditioning.

Terrible. We ordered takeaway from here and were charged $130 for 6 dishes which were tiny. For…read moreinstance, the garlic shrimp had 9 shrimp in it for almost $30, and tasted so so. Save yourself the disappointment and over priced dishes and do not go here. Way better options elsewhere.

Kin Thai was recommended by colleagues who visit on a regular basis…read more I got invited along for a small group for the $10 lunch special, we pre-ordered because we were on a time limit. We waited a few minutes and the food came out, it was fresh and tasty! I got the chicken and cashew nut, which was flavoursome and really nice. Only criticism is that the portion was a little small for me, however, it may just be my appetite! I think the dinner portion for $3 more would be sufficient. The restaurant was full of natural light with plenty of seating. It is located down the west side of Waymouth Street so a lot quieter but perfect for me. The staff were friendly and the service was very quick. A great experience, the only downside was the portion but I'm sure the dinner size would be great. Will definitely be back.

Kin Thai is where I go for Thai food in Adelaide. Small, quaint, cozy, wooden interior, jazz music,…read morewatercolor paintings, and seats around 18 patrons. Food is excellent. My menu favorites: 1. Kao Soi Gai 2. Kin Thai Lava Omelette 3. Pad Prik Khing Moo Krob 4. Orange Chicken 5. Som Tum Seafood