Very nice food and service, i will recommend the little plates which allow me to try more kind of…read morefood. The environment is good, people are friendlu

Everything was excellent. The meals are authentic and delicious…read more Even as a lonely diner I felt welcome and thoroughly comfortable in my spot! Service was great and I will definitely go back.

So far this was our favourite, when it comes to taste. The place wasn't as nice as the others…read more Also, you can get a free bowl of noodle for free! We ordered the miso soup.

I went here with a friend after the Marriage Equality rally on the weekend - we were in fabulously…read morehigh spirits for having had such a wonderful day and the weather was perfect for Ramen. My friend had been here before, which was good because I never would have found it. Tucked away in a little corned of an arcade / building thoroughfare it's a small and unassuming little restaurant. They stayed relatively busy the whole time we were there, which is nice. I had the miso based soup - it was essentially my only choice as a vegetarian, but it was so delightful I can't really complain. Beautifully balanced, perfectly cooked noodles with a nice soft poached egg, ample bean sprouts and toasted sesame seeds - amongst other delightful toppings. It was warm, filling and made a perfect late lunch on a winter's day. The staff were polite and made our feasts at the same time so neither had to be eating without the other. I will definitely go back.

They use the same broth for everything in the menu including Pho and Bun Bo Hue. Waiter can't even…read moretell what dishes she brought up. Pho for white people not Asian.

Good Vietnamese food This popular eatery in Charlotte Street…read moreserves all the Vietnamese staples. My husband and I dropped in for lunch on Saturday and it was very busy. We tried the spicy beef noodle soup (Bun Bo Hue) and the rice vermicelli salad with lemon grass beef (Bun Bo Xao) and they were both very good. The service was quick and friendly and the food was cheap. Perhaps it wasn't quite as authentic as the restaurants in Inala but it's a great alternative!

There are a few little vietnamese rice paper roll places popping up around the CBD lately, but…read moreLittle Saigon Grill has been around for a while and I think it's still the best. Their vietnamese basics are excellent - a great selection of rice paper rolls as well as salads and good pho - although I'd generally say their non-vietnamese selection (laksa etc) is average, good but not great. It can get quite busy around lunch time, but the queues move fast. If you're lucky you can get a seat and table in Rowes Arcade, which is far nicer than the Post Office Square food court, but even better is to head up to the Post Office Square park area and enjoy some sunshine on your lunch break.

We loved Little Saigon Grill's take on the pork belly banh mi. The crispy skinned pork was crunchy…read moreand flavoursome and they were very generous with the salad fillings. At $8.40, this is good value for the CBD. We were less than excited with our satay chicken salad though - we really didn't like the flavour of the chicken.

Such a great little vegan place. Delicious food that even a non vegan would enjoy. And to top it…read moreoff, even the desserts are vegan! So yummy!!

In a surprisingly competitive marketplace for cheap all-vegetarian restaurants, this mall food…read morecourt location of Vege Rama was the best I've tried so far, as they produced an absolutely fantastic dosa with pea-laden potato masala. They had numerous options to build a meal with curries as well, and a selection of salads and (often vegan) desserts as well. They don't have the student discount of their neighboring competitor, but at $9 for a made to order meal, it certainly wasn't expensive. I have yet to try their nicer sit-down restaurant in West End, but after seeing how good the food court one is, I'm eager to.

A bit of a challenge to find even with google maps. No big signage. Food was ok had the basic hot…read morepot ingredients of thinly sliced meat 2different kinds only. Crab meat, mixed fish cakes. The sushi bar is not expansive as it's only sushi rolls during lunch. So if you're a fan like me. Not a place to go. Alll the rolls covered in a lot of sauce. Service was good and staff were very polite

Literally unlimited food indeed! You will not be disappointed on what you've paid. Food was good…read moreespecially fried chicken and shushi's

I was sitting in my lecture at uni when I had a sudden urge to eat atleast 50 Banh Mi. I was…read moreatleast 30 minutes away from the nearest Vietnamese melting pot, Needless to say I suffered horrifically for 3 hours with a hole in my stomach. When I finally made it to the city I found myself at Pho Viet, what I think used to be Viet D'lish, the really tacky shop with the pictures and fluro paper signs everywhere. Pho Viet's exterior is modern, clean and minimalistic, maybe even a little too bare? I originally wanted Banh Mi but as the name of the shop is pho I thought I better give their main dish a try, I also got a Vietnamese Iced coffee. The food and drink were pretty swell, the pho was tasty and had just the right amount of noodles to beef/beef ball ratio and the iced coffee was delicious as always. Overall a very good and healthy alternative to a lot of the other trash being served in The Myer Centre, I saw that they also had the famous noodle salad and a chicken soup on their menu if you want to have a bit of variety.

I normally liked the food they make but it has been twice when I ordered combination pho and the…read morebeef was not cooked, and I got gastro after it. They have reasonable price and good food to be fair, but I just think the chef needs to stop serving raw meat to customers

I came in on a Friday around noon time and there were plenty of seats. I like that there's an iPad…read moreon each table so you can order without interacting with the severs. There's water and some condiments that you can self serve. Overall, the soup was rich but a bit too salty for my taste. The portion is not that great either as it only comes with half an egg and a sheet of nori. It was definitely a filling meal. After the meal, you can pay by bringing the bill to the counter. I saw some physical menus on the counter so if you don't want to order through the iPad, you can go up to the counter.

Hit Taro's last night and it was amazing. Staying at a near by Airbnb passed by and knew it would…read morebe amazing. Come to find out they make their noodles in house so that's always a plus. You order at your table on a iPad. I order the fire tonkotsu and holy crap the broth was so delicious. Silky, spicy, rich and everything in between. So good! The noodles were outstanding! Such good chew to them. We also had the chicken karaage and pork dumplings. They have a free pickled style seaweed condiment that I could have ate a bucket off haha. Seriously this place rocks!

Yum Cha Noodle Haus, I've trusted this place since they'd started. I'm a decent fan now you would…read moresay. I miss the Yum Cha that my partner and I would visit at North Lakes. That's where I found some of my favourite Laksa. It's one of my favourite meals now. Really anything you order will be delicious. Now because the Yum Cha that was at North Lakes wasn't bringing in the customers consistently and have been taken over. Doesn't mean I won't make my way to the Myer Centre one. Because I am a uni student, and I've always been a sincerely picky eater, liking this place and having a love for this cuisine, it means a lot to me. My only pointer would be, to be patient and clear with what you want as an order, don't get annoyed if you weren't voicing what you want to the server. That's not on them entirely, it's on you too, especially when Myer Centre is bustling and rustling. Don't go off just one visit either. Order different things. Not just your usual, I get like that too, habits are deeply instilled and you can have the same thing nearly every day.

For a place in the Myer food court, this place is really not bad! The selection is good with a…read morevariety of meat (duck, shrimp, chicken) with your choice of noodle soup or rice. There's also congee if you're in the mood for porridge. The yum cha selection is also ample. For me, I tend to go for some of the lesser eaten stuff like beef tripe and tofu skin rolls. The fact that they actually serve such dishes in a fairly western dominated environment shows that there's likely actually some demand for their more traditionally Chinese items. The flavors are as you would expect in a fast food type Chinese restaurant. The clear soup is a tad salty but not overwhelming and but the respective meats are tender and substantial. The yum cha isn't anything to write home about but it does the trick when you've got that hankering for some solid trolley fare. Overall the food is filling and relatively inexpensive. Couple that with fast service and polite cashiers led me to give it a very strong 3 stars.

This place is amazing! We came here for my hubby's birthday dinner and we loved it. We ate so much…read morefood that we couldn't finish it all and we loved all of it. Hopefully we can come back. Our chef was super nice, and hilarious at times. He was helpful and funny. We were helped when we dropped the show! It was messy but fun - and it was a great time to spend together.

If you have never had teppanyaki before and love japanese, Kabuki is heaps of Yelping fun. Sure…read moreyou can order a la carte but having a teppanyaki set meal is where you will find the sizzle quite literally. Starting at $52 for a beef salad, miso soup, king prawns, teriyaki chicken, beef wagyu and fried rice it is a bit on the exxy side, but the entertainment book has vouchers which will save you and a friend or lover up to $40. Plus, it is also an extension of the Stamford Hotel... all a little bit per tur per tur. 'You wanta fire?' 'You wanta catcha egg?' 'You want to flipa rice?' Where else do you get to wear a wax coated bib and have food being thrown all over yourself and the floor? For a Wed night it was pretty packed and you have to ready to sit next to strangers and have a bit of fun. Laughing a plenty and taste buds a yummy, it was quite a pleasant surprise I got to what I expected. It is a great place for virgin-teppanyaki-goers to start off and experience. Food is tasty, the atmosphere is fun, the chefs talented. Loved it.