Stopped in at The Holdy for a lunch with the family and extended family. Made a booking for noon…read morebecause of our party size. Service was excellent and friendly. Drinks were ordered from the bar while we waiting on everyone to arrive, and then the food orders were placed. I went with the chicken schnitzel, which was about the size of a football. Huge, but amazing flavor. Our party ended up staying for several hours. Eating and drinking the whole time. Very happy with the location, service, and food.

I've probably been here before years ago back in my university days, but it would have only been…read moreonce or twice (or maybe just the bottle shop), so I can't remember what it was like all that long ago. However on New Years Eve I met up with a friend and decided to check this place out again. Well, it certainly has changed with the times. The front bar seemed closed, however they had expanded out the back to create a really cool restaurant, and they had a pretty large beer garden as well. However there wasn't much in the way of decent beers on tap. Still, I did quite like the place and would come back here again, even if only to experience the beer garden.

I absolutely love this place! Food is delicious and hearty. Staff are always attentive and so…read morepolite. And the tea is of course excellent. I rarely miss lunch on Thursday as its my favourite special of the week...curry laksa day! I don't think I could ever get tired of eating it. Also you must try the basil nuggets and my second favourite dish is the cold spicy noodles which I also eat nearly every week. Thanks Brian for the great service!

A group of friends and I used to come here for lunch literally once a week, and one of the main…read morereasons was because it offered a purely vegetarian (actually vegan) fare. Up until that point I had never really tried a vegan meal, thinking that you couldn't make anything without adding meat. Well this place definitely proved me wrong. In fact I have pretty much tried everything on the menu, but that was more because of the regularity in which we went here. It is actually pretty popular, and it quite possible to discovered that all of the seats have been taken. The do have a downstairs area as well, which we would regularly hide out in. Oh, and being a tea house they also have a large variety of teas.

I'm glad I found this little place. A Japanese/Korean take away lunch place. Serving up some good…read morelooking Sushi, the best looking cold rolls I've seen (not tasted) and a pile of 'wok fried' treats. From Bimimbap to Karaage rice bowl. it's al really very tasty at a bargain price.

I've had their Bibimbap several times and I must say it's sooooo good! Even bought it once for my…read morehusband, and he loved it! Will definitely be back to try other items.

A delightful little restaurant of around 40 covers. The clean, simple elegance in the table…read moresettings carries through into the presentation of the delicious and authentic dishes. We ordered the Kimchi Jeon (kimchi pancake), which was crispy and full of flavour. The Dolsot Bibimbap came in a heated bowl that scorched the rice that came into contact with it, rendering the rice crunchy and slightly burnt, like finding the socarrat at the bottom of a good paella. The chef herself came out to mix the bowl up, stirring in the gochujang to our diner's taste and absolute delight! The Seolleong Tang (Ox bone broth with slices of beef brisket, rice cake slices and potato noodles) was full of the kind of flavour one gets only from very, very slow cooking. We also ordered a pot of tea for two, and were told we could have it topped up when we required. The service was friendly and warm. We had a very satisfying meal, and look forward to coming back for the grilled meat dishes and the chef's signature dish - the Dak Manul (pan-fried chicken, marinated in crushed fresh garlic, with special soy sauce).

I came here with a group of people. a few of us tried the special BBQ,…read moreThe flavours are great, quite mild for Korean food. but the meat was a little overcooked and chewy. Others had some other options and everyone thought the food was good. It's not traditional Korean but very nice all the same.

The first night we made reservations for was a little busy with only one server/bartender. Poor…read moreguy said 2 others called out. He was slammed and we felt bad so decided to come a few days later. Service was great! Food was pretty good and interesting. We love espresso martinis and got the spiced espresso martini. We saw it had rum instead of the normal vodka. We both didn't like the drink at all... Rum is not our thing but figured we'd give it a try. We got a salad with house made halloumi cheese which was kinda different. Scallops were pretty good but not too exciting. The pear Gorgonzola was pretty good but I'm not a fan of Gorgonzola much so I squeezed a lot of it out. The fish was amazing! That was our favorite dish. And for desert the satanic garden was cute with little grape bunnies! Very cute but was just ok flavor wise.

Have been here twice - once for dessert and a drink and once for lunch. Both times have been…read morebrilliant. When we came in at night there was a live singer performing and chatting with us which really amped up the atmosphere, and the dessert was lovely. Lunch was great as well - we got the duck (that sauce is divine), the pork belly (so tender and juicy), the squid ink burger (interesting flavours) and the truffle fries (just yum). Price is a bit on the higher end but it is worth it. Definitely a true contender on the Peel St strip.

Located in the Central Market District. Typical Thai…read morerestaurant offer a wide choice of well prepared Thai cuisine. Came here on a Friday night and the restaurant was packed. Had a very enjoyable, well cooked meal here with friends. Staff here all very courteous and attentive. Menu offers a good choice of Thai cuisine. Only downside, if you are seated at the front of the restaurant, is that the entrance door lets in a cold draft when diners are entering and exiting the restaurant

Started off OK, very generous wine by the glass and food nice!…read moreHowever not much in the way of cutlery had to ask for chop sticks! Then down hill from there. A friend of the waiter came in with a child who immediately started screaming, so he took their order walked around with the child and then sat at the table with them until they had finished!! REALLY!!!! In the meantime every table was left waiting for service, the one waitress left couldn't cope, we walked out in disgust along with several other tables!

My sister who lives in Aselaide favors this place. She loves their pho. So she made a dinner…read morereservation and took us here. Not to her knowledge, they offer full sized pho only during lunch time. However they had mini pho on appertizer menu. We ordered two mini phos, fried calamari, spring rolls, and DIY summer rolls. Everything was very good. But it was way too much food. DIY summer rolls are big portioned, FYI. It is bid hard to get server's attention as the place is very busy, but they are nice.

I feel like Little NNQ has abit more flavour to all there dishes, as I've been to 1/3 and NNQ on…read moreWoodville. I don't know why or how. But all the dishes are abit more perfected, then what the main and the quick stop NNQ have to offer. All round though I would be going to all of them ether way, but for dinner with friends Little NNQ is a winner.

The food was perhaps one of the most authentic Chinese food I have tasted!…read more That wait staff was fantastic even with the owner personally seating us! The Restaurant decor was very inviting! The only suggestion I wish I was offered a glass of water with my meal! They only served hot Jasmine tea! I wasn't sure if I should have asked for water! Anyways I hope to return again someday soon when Om back in South Australia!

Fellow Yelpers, I write to you this day at least 20% more 'Festively Plump' than I was this…read moremorning. I am even finding it difficult writing on my laptop, as I have to curve my arms around my engorged belly. I couldn't be happier! Citi Zen fully rocks the house! The name, I grant you is a little corny when you say it fast, but the food is freaking stupid! Located in the Old Brecknock building (used to be awesome on St Pats Day), Citi Zen is decked out the way a Chinese Restaurant should be, Red (Orange), Gold and lots of cool old looking carvings and vases. The chairs are really comfy too which I think is an area where many restaurants fall down. The menu is the really impressing thing, both because it looks funky and has pretty pictures, but also for the amazing amount of dishes. All of the regular offenders are there plus some extra house specials that you may need to have a super fat wallet to handle. The Sea Cucumber portions for example are pretty steep.....too steep for this yelping cat! They have both the regular menu and all day/night yum cha or, like me, you can mix and match. I chose to grab a couple of dishes from the Yum Cha for the entree (a little cheaper than the dishes on the regular menu), then switched to some ripping share dishes. We had a couple of stock standards, like Garlic Prawns and Sizzling Mongolian Lamb (which were super tasty), but the big surprise came from the crispy skin chicken. The dish comes out looking like a whole chicken, butterflied and sat on. Golden to such an extent that you need don your sunnies just to choose a piece. I kid you not, crispy was advertised and crispy was delivered.....Crispy Awesomeness! The Chicken was only beaten (just mind you) by the salt and pepper crumbed oysters, that were little balls of spicy mouth joy that made me wish we had got there earlier and they hadn't run out (so we only had the half dozen). If you haven't tried Citi Zen, I feel very sorry for you, but you are probably skinnier than me!