We continued with our hunt for Malaysian food in Australia and dined here for dinner one night…read more It was a popular casual spot and filled up quickly. The menu had all the Malaysian food we were familiar with. Orders were placed and paid for at the cashier in the front. Tap water, utensils and napkins were self serve at the front. The sequence of our order was a little different with the entrees first and the roti last. The laksa was full of chicken, bean sprouts and thin noodles. I just got regular and it packed enough heat from the soup for me. However I was expecting more flavors out of this laksa based on past experience. The seafood CKT had a good mix of shrimp, squid, mussels and fish balls but seemed a bit on the smaller side. The smokiness of the wokhei was good and the overall dish had the right amount of oiliness. The roti was disappointing as it seemed overly fried and difficult to pull apart. The side of sauce tasted like the laksa soup but I detected an older oil taste when chewing it. Definitely not one I'd order again. Dishes were cleared by the staff after our meal and the next customer waiting inside quickly took over table. Overall a mixed bag for us.

Fantastic Malaysian cuisine in Hobart! We were craving some Asian cuisine at this point and was…read morehappy to come across this spot not far from our hotel. The noodles and roti were excellent!

Great food just like Saigon Good prices get a takeaway and some fair priced wine from 9-11 and…read moreenjoy your stay, as good as any of the fine dinning overpriced Asian restaurants in the area for a better pice. This is a gem

My selection was their House Special Pho. Cost was about average (as expected) for a House Special…read morePho and for its size and location. This dish included a flat noodle, slices of chicken breast, thin beef slices, and beef balls. I found the Pho broth alittle weak and the beef slices alittle tasteless for my liking. This likely means they must of used the meat for my dish to boil down for the flavor. There were no fresh slices of beef on this serving cooked or raw. Usually the hot broth can cook down the the thin raw beef slice and insures fresh tasty beef. So I've had much better. There were a lot of locals coming in to purchase take-away bites of sorts such as the spring rolls and bites on a stick. This is why I picked this place, but was disappointed in the flavor in dish. At least the beef balls was tasty that was included. I always check the cleanliness of the pea sprouts, which seemed decent. There were no mint leaves, a few sprigs of cilantro, and the slice of lemon. There was of course a bottle of Siracha Hot Chili Sauce at the main counter. The eating environment was okay for typical Asian eatery, for a hot summer day, not the best as you may roast yourself. Not much space for a large group, mostly small tables.

Great dumpling and noodle soup selections at a local shopping area in Hobart. No fancy ambiance but…read morejust good food at very reasonable prices.

Affordable food. Average quality overall…read more Dumplings aren't great here though, even though it's supposed to be a dumpling place. Very little filling, and they serve them with sauce slathered over the top? Not super impressed.

Fine Chinese dining. Impeccable food, service, atmosphere. A bit pricey, approximately A$50pp, but…read morenot your average Chinese restaurant.

Beautiful food, fast service, clean restaurant. would be great to have some window views. Highly…read morerecommend to anyone

One thing going for this place is that it has much longer hours than the other eateries that keep…read moreshort operating hours in Hobart's central business district. That's maybe one of the only redeeming qualities. Enticed by the thought of a warm bowl of ramen to soothe my soul, I ordered a veggie ramen for take-away at this ramen-focused establishment. Once I got back to my hotel room, I nestled in to enjoy the warming bowl of broth and veggies but I was sorely disappointed to find that the taste of the soup was a little foul and the hard boiled eggs were of a strange color and consistency. After a few bites, I just couldn't eat anymore, concerned that the suspicious tasting food might actually make me ill. This full rejection of a meal rarely happens to me, especially with a fairly easy meal of ramen. I would not return to this place to try my luck again.

Finally a good and authentic ramen place in Hobart! Open for lunch til 9 pm which makes it great…read morefor a quick lunch or late snack. Very flavoursome homemade broth. we had the teriyaki chicken ramen and the vegetable fried rice and they were both lovely!

This was a lucky find for us!! We didn't expect to get such wonderful and authentic Vietnamese…read morefood in regional Tasmania. Our pho was fragrant and delicious and the service was excellent. If we lived nearby we would eat there all the time!

Don't be fooled by the simplistic decor as this place is a winner! The food variety is terrific and…read moreof high quality. Being BYO also provides a pleasant way to enjoy your best drop aligned to the many choices of food. Mine host is very friendly and chatty as well. Highly recommend this place!

The first time we visited Mr Good Guy we were disappointed with the meals and service we received…read more However, after speaking with the General Manager about our experience we were very impressed with how he took the feedback onboard and went to great lengths to make improvements. When we returned, the service and meals were exceptional and could not be faulted! Kudos to the Manager and team for accepting feedback and going above and beyond to not only make improvements but exceed expectations. We look forward to returning again in the near future. Thank you for the friendly and personalized service as well as for the most delicious appetizers, mains and desert.

On our first night in Hobart, we were a bit tired from a week of walking around in the hustle and…read morebustle of Sydney, and then an afternoon walking through the Salamanca Market, so we decided to take the oath of least resistance and check this place out, which is located on the ground floor of the Ibis Styles hotel, where we're staying. They've got a decent menu, not overly large, and lots of interesting options. I went with the Hainanese chicken, hubs went with the fried rice. Both were super yummy, and I appreciated that they had the full complement of Asian condiments available: Sriracha, soy, sambala chili sauce, fish sauce, you name it. Servers were friendly and service was a-ok.

Surprise taste of all the dishes, especially on the soft crabs and Suwan soup noodle~ I would like…read morego to there again

Suwan Thai's tom kha gai (coconut chicken soup) is the best I've had in Hobart, but also the most…read moreexpensive ($19 for a main serve), so it's six of one and half a dozen of the other. Cheap Thai? Not Suwan. Good Thai? Probably Suwan. Knowing how fussy I can get about my tom kha gai, I'll more than likely be back, but it'll probably be on payday and payday only.