For those who are still mourning the death of Sizzler in Adelaide (just because it was 20 years ago…read moredoesn't mean I'm not), Kublai Khan is the next best buffet related thing. It's like stepping into a time warp back to the 80s, the wall is covered in those Chinese drawings your grandma used to have in her house and everything is burgundy coloured from chairs to tablecloth and carpet. I am the master of a good buffet but I was totally off my game here - getting too excited and filling up on bread, noodles and prawn crackers. My tip? Skip the banquet option and go straight for the buffet cabinet of meats and veg. Pick your meats (pork, chicken, lamb, beef) and then pile the veg on high. The most exciting part of the entire process comes next...the MYO Mongolian BBQ sauce station. I'm someone who manages to screw up making a simple balsamic dressing for a salad so I was slightly petrified when presented with 8 bowls of sauce to pour over my bowl of uncooked meat and veg. Don't worry though even Jessica Simpson couldn't screw this one up. Just go gung-ho on the garlic, ginger, cooking wine and soy sauce. But a word of warning...the chili sauce has a sliding scale of anything less than 1 spoon is pathetically mild and anything more than 1 spoon is ridiculously hot. Some little cutie in a chefs outfit stands behind a giant hotplate the entire night waiting for you to bring a bowl of raw meat and veg and then he cooks it up for you with giant chopsticks. You gotta see it to believe it.

The menu provides you with history lesson, on the origin of the Mongolian cooking…read more Apparently Ghenghis Khan and his army would travel long journey's through the mountains where temperature was below zero. They killed wild animals for food, and the meat was shaved and stored in their packs. The shields were upturned and used as a hotplate to cook the meals... Reading this while waiting for the first round of drinks to come out is almost as entertaining as watching your meal prepared in front of you. I advise everyone to do the banquet round, as you make a selection of meat, vegetables and marinate, and the bonus is you can go up as many times as you want. Tips: When they warn you to go easy on the chilli oil, they are serious. You can get drunk off the chocolate fondue.

This place is at what we locals refer to as junk food corner. It's a tiny shop so it's strictly…read moretake away and sometimes it's so packed you have to order then wait outside for a bit till the crowd thins out. But it never seems to slow down the service much. Just proves how good they are if that many people go there. You can get any type of traditional style yiros with your own selections of salds, cheese and sauces. But they also do vegetarian, calamari and falafel yiros. Talk about catering for all needs! They have heaps of other variations too with meat in hot packs with chips, salads, vegies or rice or just a take home meat only pack (which are great to buy, take home, and use the marinated yiros meat to put on homemade pizza). They also have childrens packs on their menu, even desserts are available. Fast, efficient service. Always fresh, nice food. The Yiros are seriously huge!

Ahhhh, the Yiros King! Now here is a reliable source of take-away goodness! I always order the…read moreChild's Chicken Yiros with garlic sauce because it's too damn good and the adults size is too big for me to finish. Even the chips are great here! You can call ahead and then pick it up so you don't have to wait. It can get a bit hot in side the shop and there's not a lot of room to move. Good, fresh food....that I haven't had to cook!! ;-)

This is quite a simple carvery in a busy shopping centre food court, but boy do they do bloody good…read moreroast meat. Servings are generous, lashings of meat on a roast roll, plentiful meat and veggies in a dinner pack, and the prices are very fair - but... oh, and this is the big but that makes it worth telling you about... they do something I haven't seen before at a carvery, you can pick up a cup of crackling, too. Well, as long as they have some left - it does sell out pretty quick - and it's such crisp, perfectly flavoured crackling you'll find yourself checking to see if they have some even if you're eating from another store in the food court. It's such a good guilty pleasure it's enough to sway my decision for where to shop over to the Ingle Farm Shopping Centre. Recommended. :)

Ordered fish and some potato fritters. The oiliest food I have ever encountered. Nothing to do with…read morenot being drained. The fish was seeping oil. Obviously the cooking temp was too low. Disgusting. Second time its happened. Once is a stuff up. Twice is getting a crap review. No more patroage from moi.

Fresh food and friendly staff. Only downside is you have to wait 10mins minimum for food, so it's…read morenot a fast food joint. Chicken Kebabs are very tasty and are priced at $9.90 including chips, so not a bad price.

This little takeaway does a good job with all it's offerings - there isn't anything that I can…read moresuggest that jumps off the menu and screams EAT ME, but everything is tasty, the store is clean, oil is changed regularly - all in all, I'm happy to have take away from here. It's further from my home than other places, but closer than places that do spectacular takeaway. Actually, I will take a stab here - the burgers are probably the best bet on the menu - I think those patties might be home made. Serves are generous - staff (or possibly the owner, it may be a one woman show, not sure) are friendly... drop in if you're hungry, you won't go far wrong.

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 love Oporto and I also know a lot of other people who love it. Since I discovered this place I've…read morebarely gone to Macca's or Hungry Jack's becasue I just feel that Oporto is a lot better quality and a but healthier. I'll admit I'm one of those people that always orders the same thing and for me it's the Bondi burger here. It's chicken, lettuce mayo and chilli sauce. If you don't like things too spicy I'd suggest asking for light chilling. Their chips are also delicious and are better quality than other fast food places. I also love that you get a bottle of drink when you order a meal rather than the watered down stuff out of a machine. I'm surprised that a lot of people haven't heard of Oporto, so if you're one of them and you're reading this now, get to Oporto asap! There's also salads, wraps, 1/4 chicken deals and many more burgers to choose from.

Been to Oporto a few times. The price is just about right, the food is tasty and a lot better than…read morethe Maccas and Hungry Jacks burgers. Lot of tasty varieties on the menu and everything seems really freshly prepared and made well.

The owner of this fish and ship store is one of those locals everyone knows. You often see him in…read morethe iga or nearby. He always makes an effort to stop and say hi. While doing so he also says hi to a dozen other people while you're chatting. A top bloke. But what about the food? Absolutely delicious. Best fish and chips around. Best pizzas. Best yiros. In fact everything I've tried here has been made to perfection. They're also listed on eat now and provide a few special offers and discounts if you're a regular. My only word of advice would be to order in advance and avoid waiting around. This place can get quite busy.