I just found this place while looking for somewhere that would deliver in my area. They deliver and…read morethey don't charge a delivery fee. Fantastic! They have a good selection of meals here and aren't expensive. It is my first time here and I had a beef mussman and seasonal vegetable laksa. They were good but not spicy. I like my food with a good kick so they aren't one of my favourite places but I have only been once. I will try them again and see how they are.

If you are after a cheap, tasty meal this is the place to go! If eating in the staff are wonderful,…read morevery friendly people. Plum duck is beautiful and creamy basil curry is amazing also! If you want to eat at home they deliver for free! For my Mums 60th bday we asked them to cater for it, they supplied a ton of food and delivered it at a very reasonable price, everyone raved about the food and there was not one complaint made. Highly recommend!

The Char Kway Teow is amazeballs!! Full of fat noodles, delicious sauce and tasty Chinese sausage…read more Choo chee prawns and chicken are awesome too! I've been back here for years and years and will keep coming back as long as the noodles stay delicious.

Consistent good food and staff is very fast, friendly and attentive. I have been coming to this…read moreplace for over 10 years and is very reliable. Recently changed over and the menu has actually become even a bit better. Nice outdoor area which is not too noisy considering it's on Brighton Rd. Take-away is also pretty good. Favorites: Choo Chi Prawns Masamam Lamb curry Tamarind chicken

Came here for my birthday, they served meat to vegans and you could smell the bathrooms before…read moreactually finding them.

This restaurant impressed in every way possible. The…read morestylistic furnishing and decoration of the interior was relaxing and comfortable. The service was exceptional in every way. All the staff had smiling faces, and were more than happy to accommodate any request. The menu was quite diverse, with many offerings, from street-food style dishes as a starter, and what I think is kind of a thai/chinese mains menu. All the food we ordered (and between 3 of us, we ordered a fair bit), was top quality. There was nothing we didn't think was absolutely brilliant. After our enjoyable dining experience, the bill was surprisingly reasonable considering the quality of all the food we had. Will definitely be returning very soon!

Sabai Café on the corner of Partridge and Bath Streets at Glenelg South is a pretty unique little…read morecafé. I've only ever been here for coffee on a Sunday afternoon and the coffee is worth a mention but by all accounts they're better known for their Thai Food. I just wish I'd known about their reputation when I went there because I am quite partial to a good serve of Pad Thai. They have a good selection of tables inside as well as a small but really cool outside area that is dog friendly. There's just a few tables here but they face onto the street and it's a great spot to watch the world go by on a lazy Sunday afternoon. I will be going back here very soon for a Thai meal. Can't wait!

Sabai is a MUST for foodies or anyone who appreciates fresh and creative meals. I've eaten there at…read moreleast 2 dozen times now for breakfast or dinner. When I have visitors this is where I take them! Sabai gives visitors a taste of something familiar yet different. The Thai dinners make my tastebuds jump with enjoyment and already thinking of my next visit! And the Breakfasts served along with the consistently delicious Mahalia coffee make any coffee goer loyal! I'd love to replicate my favourites on the menu but instead I'd rather enjoy the friendly service, intimate atmosphere and presenation I know I can't replicate at home. Treat yourself to a delicious meal at Sabai and make your mouth happy!

Although it can be compared to most other Chinese Takeaways in Adelaide, my most memorable moment…read morefrom Mei Sun Chinese came when a lovely staff member complimented my jacket. It was strangely odd but pleasant and although it wasn't a particularly nice or expensive jacket it was very sweet of her to notice and made our experience much more smiley! Having said that the food is about the same as anywhere else, the Fried Rice and Beef and Black Bean are good and not super oily like some places. Most dishes are priced at around $10-$15 (except perhaps for rice and soup dishes which are of course cheaper). There is no dining in so don't be looking all snoop-like around the corner looking for a seat. The décor is also a little dingy but I guess in the big scheme of things it doesn't really make a difference. I also really like it because we rang late one night and they were about to close the kitchen but stayed open for us and cooked our food. They really didn't have to and we were super appreciative, otherwise Maccas it would have been.

I've been to Mei Sun on more than a few occasions. It was super handy because my aunt used to live…read morejust round the corner, so it was a super convenient place to grab takeaway whenever we were out her way. There is nothing overly special about the place, but the food and the people are really nice. We used to go the usual fried rice, beef n black been, beef and cashews, and soups. Never had any hassles with the food.

I debated how many stars to give this place. It was between two (the 'meh, I've had better'…read moreoption) and three (a-ok) stars, and I decided that for what it is, it's alright. I have had better (much, much better), but I've also had much, much worse. I didn't mind the chicken satay sticks, but apart from that, everything else was a bit boring. Things that I thought should be spicy lacked the punch that I desired, and that's all part of the 'good Thai place' experience for me. I found it all a bit bland. The service was really good, though, and it wasn't stupidly loud when I was there, so I could have a conversation with my wife whilst we ate. That's not always an easy attribute to find when you're eating out.

I too debated on how many stars. I settled on three because I do really like their chicken pad…read morethai. It's a good option for a quick lunch. I wouldn't, however, consider it for anything more than a quick bite. I think there are many other better choices for Thai around Adelaide.

Subsequent visits, 3, have gone down in decline with the last not good at all and 4 stars too much…read more We dined on expensive reheated lasagna and whilst the spaghetti dish was tasty half the family was dissatisfied - Foodlands Cibo meals are better. Its a lovely local but something isn't going right.

I heard about this place from an Adelaide Now article - it's new, aims to use locally grown produce…read more(including backyard produce which it will buy from customers) and is walking distance from my house. Of course I had to give it a try! I chose to celebrate my birthday here with a couple of close friends. It is very 2013 local business - no website (only a Facebook page), no phone number, no bookings and no credit cards. I inquired via Facebook about bookings and they got back to me quickly with a friendly note saying they don't take bookings but there shouldn't be any problem with the time proposed and number of people. We got there a bit early just in case and the rush hit shortly after that. Nevertheless, there was no problem with the table, not even when friends arrived bearing large gifts. The place provides a light and open and friendly setting. Coffees were very good. The guys who ran it made a great effort with service and were very generous when one breakfast came a bit later than the others by bring us one of their homemade delicious doughnuts on the house. The breakfasts were also very good. The friend who always orders French toast tried, you guessed it, the french toast. This variety was served with poached pears and persimmons and generously covered with home made lemon curd. The lemon curd was excellent! I had the poached egg in tomato on toast with minestra (this version being a mix of sauteed greens with cannellini beans. Very yummy and generous sized serve. The other two guests both had the poached eggs on toast with peperonata and pancetta. The peperonata was extremely tasty. And I couldn't go past the salted caramel brownie to take home for later. This is a business that is new and local. It has a bit of growing to do, but a lot of potential. The front of house guy is great but seems a bit stressed. The food is great. They aim to be environmentally friendly with the locally grown produce and cloth hand towels in the loos (I nice touch). See the Facebook page for photos of the daily breakfast and lunch menus.

This has to be my favourite Japanese Restaurant. It is also one of the smallest but don't let…read morethat put you off, because, as someone once told me, good things come in small packages and Yakumi is certainly an example of this. The Restaurant is modern and feels joyously intimate as though you are eating in someone's home. It is stylish and well laid out to make the best use of the space. Peter is the owner and chef and he manages to create masterpieces in the smallest of kitchens. He is exacting about freshness and this is reflected in the food. I have been here many times and the food is undoubtedly excellent. I especially love the crab dumplings in Sake sauce. Just a word of warning for people on a budget, there is a minimum food charge which used to be $25 but I believe it may have increased to around $35. It certainly isn't a cheap night out but it is worth the money for a special occasion or just a treat!

Yakumi is not the place to pop into for a cheap Friday night eat, but if it's quality food,…read moreexcellent service and an inviting atmosphere you're after then this is the place for you! The restaurant has been around for a number of years, but seems to be not as well known as other restaurants on Jetty Road - perhaps as it's further away from the beach than most. We started off with the gyoza - always a go to dish for me. The gyoza at Yakumi were some of the best I've ever had - soft and pillowly, lightly fried, beautifully folded and paired with a delicious citrus dipping sauce. I would have been happy to just eat plate after plate! My partner and I then opted to share two main options. Looking back now, one and another entrée would have been plenty - however we weren't too sure of portion sizes. We shared the Cod and the Green Tea Smoked Salmon. It's hard to pick a favourite - both were impeccably cooked, melting in our mouths. The apple and potato salad that accompanied the salmon was a beautiful compliment, balancing the dish with both texture and flavour. We chose the black sesame ice cream for dessert, until the waitress kindly offered to make a plate so we could sample both that and the Green Tea ice cream. Black sesame was the favourite hands down, with a sweet berry sauce complimenting nicely. The drinks menu also had a nice selection to suit all tastes. It's very rare that I review a restaurant, but I couldn't walk away from Yakumi without giving them the recognition they deserve. Service was impeccable and the food incredible. We'll be back for sure!