Simple take-away or sit-in on a couple of basic tables and chairs, the tables in the window can be…read morenice and warm on a sunny cold winters day. I've only eaten the Curry Laksa, again and again, I love it.

The sushi is really fresh and well prepared, but I come for the noodles. My favorites are the beef…read morehor fun and curry laksa. I just wish there was a king sushi near my place in the city.

I stopped in with a friend for what I thought would be a quick meal before heading to the beach at…read moreAireys Inlet for the afternoon. PLOT TWIST: I was there for over an hour. From the outset, our plan was to eat something from the counter display/fridge to reduce waiting time as much as possible, so we opted for a vegetable frittata, which - unbeknownst to me - takes about 40 minutes to heat up and serve with some pre-prepared side-salad.   When the waitress FINALLY came around with our food she began to profusely apologise before we could even say thank you, and so we figured that she may have forgotten our order temporarily, hence the extended wait time. I figured I would let it slide, given we were hungry and our warm food had arrived at least. My friend then cuts into her slice of the frittata and finds 3-4 cm of what I would eventually discover to be a 5-6 cm long hair poking out. NOT GOOD. VERY BAD.   I asked to speak to 'Mr. T' (if that was his REAL name), and I explained to him that there was a black hair sticking out of the half-eaten frittata slice. First he said that he had cooked the frittata himself, before denying that there was a hair in my friend's slice at all, so I pointed it out to him. He then STUCK HIS FINGERS into the frittata, pulled the single strand of HUMAN hair out, threw it on the floor, and said "Oh, that's just a fibre." REALLY. Last time I checked, fibres of ANY sort weren't widely accepted as common ingredients for a frittata, let alone hair. I said "No. It was CLEARLY hair." He then tried convince me that there was nothing in the frittata at all, to which I promptly replied "..because you just pulled it out and got rid of it." *sigh*   As you can imagine, my frustration grew at this point, so I began to mention the unreasonable wait time, and how our waitress was all of a sudden apologetic when serving our food, and by this point a few people eating at the front of the cafe had noticed the mildly heated discussion we were having. He then quickly cut me off, offered us our money back to which I diplomatically suggested a refund of the 'hair' meal only; $16.50. We left quickly, and we won't be back.   These days there's a good sized 'slice' of the internet that consists of 'review' sites, and much like the hair found in the slice of frittata at 'Mr. T and Me', I'm sure this review will be found in many of the review sites out there.

Cute little place with good coffee. Although I didn't eat here the food looked very good. They also…read morehave a nice patio in the back where you can get some sun while eating

I am sitting at the restaurant right now but earlier tried to look up a menu but it was very bad…read morequality on the website so I am uploading the updated menu as of 1/1/25 here.

I want to give this place 3.5 stars but wouldn't go as far as 4. We had a nice dinner here…read moreconsisting of seafood linguini and pizza. The pros: the staff are friendly, efficient and are authentic Italians. The food is nice and the blood orange granita was fantastic. The cons: a bit lacking in atmosphere, feels a bit cafeteria-like. When mains are $25+, I want a bit of atmosphere! The linguini was a bit bland, although the scallops, muscles and prawns were good, the flavour, spices etc were a little underwhelming. We ordered a creme brulee with orange infused pear slices. The creme brulee didn't have the hard, caramelized top that you break into but the pear slices were nice :)

I found the food quite good. Service was good too. I ordered…read morethe pork in plumb sauce. The place is not that big so you may need to book

Went there for dinner. First impression: the staff are super…read morenice. As mentioned in other reviews, don't expect this place to be a cheap food court priced meal, but they are comparable to others in the area and, indeed, to any holiday town. The food was really good, and freshly made, even if some ingredients look like they may come from frozen produce. Regardless, after a long day on the road this was exactly what I needed. They were also open later than most other places in the area.

Stopped in here for a bite and a break heading back late from the coast…read more Nothing fancy at all, but the prices were reasonable and service efficient. We sat in the booth opposite the counter, which meant I could see that the sushi I ordered was removed from one of the takeaway boxes and plated to be served at the table. The rice was swapped out in the process, which I found odd. I wouldn't rush back, but I'd go again if I was in need of a quick meal in the area.

I am regular at Hi Sushi, in fact I don't even need to order any longer, they see me and ask I will…read more'Have the usual?'. My usual is the Tofu Don, it comes with a free miso and for under $10 bucks it's a charm. So delicious and filling. On the vegan front they have eggplant miso, a vegie bento that's vegan if you ask them not to dress the salad. They also have miso, edamame, and fried rice (ask for no egg). So the options are many ( iahven't listed them all. The food is consistently delicious and the service kind. Also, just a tip, the sushi isn't vegan (even the veg one) as I have seen them use the mayo to on their gloves liberally to prevent rice sticking when they make the handrolls.

Pleasant service, but the food was marginal at best. Green curry wasn't flavorful…read more Pad Thai was oily and not good enough to put in a takeout box for lunch the next day. All four in our party agreed we wished we had gone elsewhere.

My "go to" Thai in Geelong CBD for a quick tasty bite of Pad Thai or green curry ! They are always…read morefairly quick to bring meals out and the food is good (a somewhat authentic taste for an Australianized Thai restaurant). Most of the staff have minimal english, which adds to the authentic experience but can cause some service problems. They can get pretty busy at times (eg. Friday evening) when the take away orders pile in, but you normally wouldn't wait more than 20 mins to be served a sit-down meal. Bamboo style brass cutlery is a nice touch and chop-sticks are available if you feel the urge to use them (they do have a small selection of malay and chinese on the menu). ps. the dining room is fairly small so booking is normally a good idea.

3.7. Feels and is a bit old fashioned in look. Sometimes that's a virtue…read more This is a nice little place with a substantial outdoor area at the front facing the bay and catching the water. The cafe proper is sometimes open to the elements at the front when the weather is right. It was a cool and sunny day and open to the air was just the right feel today. I had difficulty choosing the food today. The Dagwood Bumstead burger, basically a hamburger with the lot with chips on the side, sounded pretty good. My partner selected the BLT with cheese. The food was old fashioned but good. It was just what we were after. The burger was big, tasty and generous. A substantial meal with done lovely chips. The BLT was very well received too. It was all delightfully retro. There was good music playing too. Nice service throughout as well and the staff seemed happy and engaged. I realised I've been here a number of times over the years and I'll definitely return again.

This cafe does a wonderful job of putting together a great quick feed but that's not all of it…read more Their coffee is the best on the Peninsula. The staff are efficient and I always enjoy their sunny demeanor. The outside eating space is in a great spot amongst the Olive trees. Enjoy!!

This place is a welcome addition to the dining scene in Ocean Grove. Great service and range of…read morelocal wines. Price is reasonable given quality of dishes.