The chicken was cooked to protection. Also the chips. The service is excellent, but they will laugh…read moreif you order something mild. But that's every Nando's you go to. The locals love this place with all their hearts, and it's mostly had cemented its place in the locals hearts. I love how they designed the restaurant, this makes it stand out from the every soo competitive area they are based at.

If you're on Swan street about to head to a pub or the train to the footy, the best thing you can…read moredo is stop in here for a meal before the night begins. Spuds and everything Spud related (actually, that's not true, just spuds). Everything you could think of having on a pizza, they seem to be able to put on a spud here. The potatoes are huge and break perfectly, with just enough crisp to the skins and enough heat to melt the cheese before you dig into them. The Moroccan Dahl spud is a definite winner, and the bottled brew they serve here complement your quick bite before it's out again into the night. This is favourite of the few I've been in, and I think it's the low key casual nature of it that wins every time. The tunes have been good every time, and everyone working knows who's playing at the Corner down the road or which pub has the open mic night.

The food is good and resonably priced. They do have beer. I ordered a pulled pork spud and it was…read moredelicious.

Always amazing friendly service ! No matter how busy or what time of the day it is ! You feel like…read morefamily the way they talk to yours ! I have so much love for this place and will be a forever client

Amazingly delicious home made food using high quality ingredients. Their dips and bread are freshly…read moremade every day & the staff are super lovely. Even if you don't live nearby it's worth travelling to this place. The food is absolutely fantastic. Highly recommended.

Love this place every time I come here. Little busy for a Wednesday night and lots of people…read moregetting takeaway. Lighting is dimm which makes it more intimate. Decided to get a few plates to share. Highly recommend the prawn skewers. Crumbed in shredded coconut and the sause it's served on is delicious! Also had the vegetarian pad thai, very tasty. And the stir fry chicken satay was lovely. Sauce a bit spicy, but that's how I like it. Had to stop eating otherwise they would've had to roll me out of there! I will be a regular customer...

Lovely, friendly staff. Prompt service and we were satisfied with our meal. Delicious pad Thai, red…read morecurry and stir fries. Kids loves the coconut rice and roti.

Your regular Sumo is meant to consume 20,000 calories per day and strike terror into the hearts of…read morethe hardiest men. Well not Clifton Hill's Sumos Noodle and Sushi bar. I don't live in fear I am going to spend the next day hovering near the toilet or fear I am consuming more than the daily calorific intake of the average athlete. Sumos is a very clean and lean eating establishment. Their food is also MSG free if you are one of those people who are holding on to the myth that Chinese Restaurant Syndrome is a world problem. My favourite dish is their curry laksa, but there is a veritable choice of Asian style noodle and rice stir fries and curries to choose from. And at approx $10 for a large serving it is very reasonably priced. Their sushi on the other hand is slightly more expensive than the average sushi bar at approx $2.70 for a roll. It is not bad quality but a bit annoying that they charge you 10c extra for soy sauce and 30c for wasabi.

We're a bit sushi starved us Westgarth residents, necessitating more than occasional trip to either…read morethe excellent sushi bar within Northcote shopping centre or, even better, Sumos Noodle & Sushi Bar in Clifton Hill. A tiny little sushi bar with just a handful of tables, Sumos Noodle & Sushi bar sells a small selection of sushi either singly or in - very good value packs - along with fresh prawn spring rolls, noodles and more. My favourite? Sumos' excellent tempura chicken sushi at $2.70 a pop, comprising not only a generous amount of exquisitely battered chicken, but just about the creamiest, loveliest mayonnaise I've ever found in a piece of sushi. Excellent with a little ginger and wasabi or alone, Sumos' sushi is the bee's knees.

I had a great time here, although my two friends would disagree with me as they don't like Korean…read morefood very much. However, my love for some delicious Korean cuisine significantly outweighs their hatred and so there is still a net positive effect. Also fuck what they think this is my review. (Just kidding Niki and Clay if you're reading this) Ambiance: At first glance, this is a tiny little restaurant but it looks very chic and trendy. Probably not the best place to go if you're in for a more sit-down restaurant though. Customer Service: Great! The food came out at a reasonable time, the waitress was very polite and courteous, and they even provide you with these little metal magnets that you can hang your purse on. 2012 wizardry - how far society has come! Food: I ordered the Beef Bibimbap and it was really some of the best Bibimbap I've had. Perfect flavours, perfectly cooked beef, I finished it at the speed of light and started pathetically scrounging around my bowl for the last pieces of rice to get the most out of it. --- The lunchtime prices are really great. My Bibimbap only set me back at 11 dollars for a decently large portion. Tasty, cheap, and great service! Ways to improve: ~ Their lunchtime menu is veryyy limited to the point where your decisions are mainly between bulgogi or bibimbap. If you don't like either, sucks. NOTES: ~ EFTPOS minimum $20

Sadly not the Korean feast I was hoping for. We arrived for our reservation at 8pm and were sat…read moredirectly in front of the wide open door. After freezing for 10 minutes, huddled in our coats, we asked if we could move to a table further down the back that had been vacated. Maybe the waiter was desensitised to the Melbourne chill, but she looked at us blankly as if we had asked for a camel carrying a thousand purple cats. The food, surely, would make up for the lacklustre first impressions - yes? Sadly not. The best thing we had were the pan fried vegetable dumplings and the shitake mushroom skewers. The kimchi pancake was okay. The crispy chicken salad was straight from the 70s complete with strawberries and tinned peaches making it overly sweet. Fortunately the chicken itself was good. We finished these dishes and everything was whisked away and our bill brought three minutes later! We all looked at each other, then waiter and then at each other again... ermm, "we haven't finished yet". I then had to explain that we'd also ordered a beef bibimbap. Again with the blank stare. "Yes, we would like more food. Yes, the beef bibimbap". 10 minutes later a stone-pot bibimbap was put down in front of us (though not before the bill was brought again to us as if we were ready to leave!). Wow, what a disappointment. It looked great, with a fried egg on top, but at $16 the contents were a bit lacking, with only a tiny bit of meat and average rice. We left some in the bowl, finally paid the bill (third time's the charm!) and departed. Sadly, Seoul Soul has a fun modern interior but not the substance to warrant more than a two star rating from me. Rather than trying to be trendy, I wish they'd focus their attention on making classic Korean food really well.

Burgers were amaaazing! And the fries(chips) we opted for the Huxtaburger and the Denise. Burgers…read morecame out quickly and very hot, just how we like our food! Staff was friendly and attentive. Their vegan/vegetarian options are amazing compared to what we have back home (Hawaii). Overall, a fantastic meal!

Came by here for a bite, wife was hungry and ordered burger and fries. I got a slider and some…read morefries. The burger was okay, the fries were just so-so. Full of students and quite cheap.

Fresh, fast and friendly is the order of the day here. I've been visiting regularly for the last…read morefive years - after your first visit, I'm sure you'll see why. This place does simple Thai food - consistently, and beautifully. The servings are generous, the meat is fresh (not pre-cooked), and the veg is always deliciously crisp and recently prepared. Dishes are mainly wok fry (optional menu choices of meat + carb + sauce) but there are some classic curries as well. Best for takeaway, it can get a bit busy between 6:30-8pm most weeknights, and parking Bay Street is usually a pain in the arse. Dining in is pretty basic but the place is clean, airy, and full of light. In summer, try and get a spot at one of the tables out the front - probably best for no more than two or three people in any case. Try the Grilled Beef Salad, Pad Thai, Chilli Stir Fry, and Massaman Curry.