Great authentic Turkish food. Location isn't the best but it's worth it for the food. I've always…read morehad attentive servers. They do take away as well and last time hey offered me a free cup of Turkish tea with my main. If you've never had a full Turkish breakfast I highly recommend you go try it and order several things on the menu sit back and take it easy. You'll be there for hours if done properly. Love the tea pots they bring out to the table too, it's clear to see they are authentic Turkish cooks cooking up authentic Turkish food.

One of the most amazing Kebabs Ive ever had. I liked it so much I came back the next day for…read moreanother!! $10 for an 18inch long kebab! Service was quick. So many kebabs being made and taken away! If you're in Melbourne stop here!!

The best adana I've ever had!…read more The kebabs are very generous with meat and taste great. One of the best kebabs I've had! There's always a queue here, that's telling you something!

If you like Noodles, then look no further…read more This place makes the best noodles that u could ever have. You can choose from the Standard Menu, but if there is something you dont like he will change it. If you look @ the Menu & really dont like anything, He will cook the noodles just as you want them without asking questions. He will ask u to tell him what to make & how... Very courteous, very friendly & a great place to get your noodles... You will go there to check out the place, then when u think I want Noodles, u just automatically go there.... Great Food, Great Service & Reasonably Priced ~ u get a meal that is well worth the money & enjoy it.... The place is also very clean. No Mess @ all...

Authentic Middle Eastern food -- it's a mix of cheap, tasty Afghan and Persian dishes and it's very…read morepopular. We got there on a Sunday night and there were no tables free. They directed us to their adjoining space, which looks like an out-of-business shop that they've just taken over and are expanding into. There was only one table free there and we nabbed it! Afghan Kebab is fairly meat-heavy with all the chicken and lamb skewers and such, as can be expected, but they did have some vegetarian options as well. Unfortunately, most of the veg options contain yoghurt -- but they're happy to remove the yoghurt to make the dishes fully vegan, and honestly you don't feel like you're missing much. I had a dish called "zerishk palaw," which is Persian. It's a bunch of yummy seasoned rice with barberries -- little red berries that are quite tart and are a staple in Iran. I don't think I've ever had barberries before in my life, but now I'll be on the lookout for them. Our Persian friend said his mother uses them all the time and makes a nice juice out of them too. Yum! Service was friendly and efficient. The place is definitely a cheap-and-cheerful type of place with plastic chairs and zero decor and stuff, but it was perfectly fine for our purposes. I don't live anywhere near Campbellfield, otherwise I'd be back for sure when I'm in the mood for a cheap, authentic Middle Eastern dish -- but if you're in the area, check it out!

"...THOUGHT I'D HAD THE BEST ~ MORE 'BEST' CAME TODAY...!!!"…read more Went to Barry Road Shopping Strip, Campbellfield late this afternoon to buy Turkish sweets for my kids - they love those honey soaked fried choux pastries.. I'd spent most of the day making my famous lasagna for dinner.. my Calabrian Godmother's very special recipe - yeah it's good... or so everyone tells me - unbelievably good..! Anyway, I get out there... as soon as I get out of the car, all I can smell is this 'irresistable smokey - delish charcoal grilling freshly marinated meat' scent... hey, I can't walk away from that sort of whiff easily... no.. no way... I buy the sweets, put them in the car, then go 'chasin that smoke'... Found it.. a few doors down.. at AFGHAN KEBAB CAMPBELLFIELD.. It's just a very simple little eatery - possibly 8 to 10 tables, with chairs, indoors and a few more, out - it's hot tonight - all the tables inside are full - near the front door, there's a guy at a an authentic charcoal grill, turning possibly 20 or 30 large skewers - another guy's at the other end of the shop barbecuing big Afghani breads - two women and a man stand in the centre, behind a half refrigerated, half heated long stainless steel counter - they're flat out taking orders, serving up plates, and containers to go, and making Afghan donars [skewered meats] and shawarmas [shaved meats]... I placed my order for 4 Chicken and 4 Lamb Donars - $7 each - I was being greedy - couldn't help myself - knowing, though, that if they were huge [which they were] then 4 would go straight into the fridge - for lunches tomorrow.. Well, I got home - cut 2 chicken and 2 lamb in half - put them on plates - I really don't think I'm gonna be able to explain, using words alone, just how good they were.... Here I go: - a foot by a foot square of warm soft spongey kinda almost elastic barbecued Afghan flat bread - generously filled with crisp fresh salad greens; sliced red onions, cucumber, tomatoes - 2 just charcoal grilled longish skewers of perfectly-cooked, succulent, juicy tender lean pre-marinated chicken pieces (4) AND lamb chunks (4) - the whole lot was seasoned with salt and pepper - then all drizzled with a home-made olive oil based dressing - rolled tightly in paper lined alfoil and inserted into a plain white long paper bag - one end open so the hot steam doesn't engender any sogginess And there you have one of the most delicious things I have ever eaten....!!!! PS The lasagna went into the freezer... Visited on Sunday 07 February 2016 for Take-Away Dinner

Social media and their pictures of beautiful milkshakes led me to poking around the internet which…read morefurther led to a drive to Campbellfield. What I met there changed everything. The set up is different, and like as if they took a tip from the whole food truck craze. You order outside from a fixed stand and take a number to sit either indoors, or in their outdoor seating area. The indoor section has a playpen for the kiddies and wood panels surrounding the wall. There's a steady stream of people, which I always take as a good thing. The first visit was strictly a milkshake mission. The Ferrero Rocher was perfect and complete chocolate hazelnut, not a let down. The Creme Brulee was good too, but I wish I ordered the Ferrero Rocher. Both were thick, but not too thick, just a really good consistency. And sweet, but not too sweet. The second visit involved going all out with their menu choices: a herb crusted chick burger, Raffaelo shake and waffle cheese fries. And all I can say is whoa. This meal is not meant for one. There's no way. I was happy with everything, but it was so overwhelming to try and finish everything. The chicken burger was a handful on a lovely Sourdough bun, and had a rich Alfredo sauce. The waffle fries were yummy but had a thick and heavy three cheese sauce. The shake was beautiful and just like liquefied Raffaelo, which is exactly what you'd want it to be. It was a learning experience, next time would be one or the other (burger vs waffle fries), the shakes are a must. Or maybe I'd split the burger and still have the shake and fries. I'm not sure, but what I do know is that I won't do all three at once again. Plus side: open til 11pm on weekdays and midnight on Friday & Saturday.

It's always ideal for us to find burger places that are not too far away from home, so we headed to…read moreCampbellfield for lunch the other week to visit Burgies. It is easily accessible via public transport, with a bus stop close by. We were a little confused upon arrival as there is a burger track situated at the front - so we thought that Burgies might have been a burger truck and not a 'dine in' kind of experience... but we soon realised that they had both indoor and outdoor seating, and the truck was there to take orders. We were greeted by a friendly staff member at the truck, and all the staff members we encountered there were very hospitable and sociable. We both ordered 'The Lava' burger with an added patty, waffle cheese fries with added avocado, and gelato thick shakes - one being Strawberry Cheesecake and the other Ferrero Rocher. Price wise they stack up pretty well against their competitors. Their most expensive burger is $12.00, and to add-on a beef patty only costs an extra $2.50 - which is amazing value! They have a range of burgers including beef, chicken, lamb and vegetarian options. Their shakes and sides were around average price. We were given a restaurant pager, and then took a seat inside. The venue is really great! We loved the set up, and we loved the use of the crates on the walls which tied in with the industrial area. It has a modern interior, and even had a play pen for kids which we thought was a great idea for families that visit! It wasn't long before our pager went off, so we went and grabbed our food. Everything looked delicious, and we were particularly excited about the waffle fries. They tasted scrumptious! Lovely and crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. The avocado and cheese sauce went really well with them, and the serving size was definitely decent. 'The Lava' burger was really yummy too! The patty was spicy, which we did not initially realise, but it was enjoyable. The tasty cheese, egg and caramelised onion tasted really nice together, and the lettuce gave a bit of refreshment to break down the spiciness and warmth. We quite enjoyed the mild-peri sauce too! The shakes were thick and creamy, and conveniently given in take-away cups. We were impressed by the overall location, service and food at Burgies - and highly recommend that you check them out.

Yummy Middle Eastern vegetarian food on a strip that's full of meat-heavy kebab shops. Delicious…read morefood, cheap prices, very friendly owners/managers. And it's totally authentic (you're in Campbellfield, after all.) We've been here a few times and have gotten a variety of dishes. Staff knows what "vegan" means and will be sure to make your food without dairy or egg as long as you specify it when ordering. We've tried a few things on the menu, but I like the vegetarian plate, which comes with 7 falafel balls, hummus, and foul, as well as some pickled turnips. (Foul is a dish made from fava beans, chickpeas, and lemon oil -- an interesting flavour that I wasn't used to before I started eating foul. I like it, but maybe it's a bit of an acquired taste.) Their falafels are made using "grandma's recipe" and are light, fluffy, and fresh-tasting -- not heavy or greasy like from a kebab shop. Very nice falafels. The vegetarian plate will set you back $12 and is heaps of food. Cheeeeeeap. You can also get a falafel wrap for a mere $5, or a more exotic Iraqi falafel wrap that comes with Iraqi bread and pickled-mango "ambah" sauce. (I haven't tried this yet.) My boyfriend always gets the hummus fatteh (called "tesiyeh" in some countries, like Syria) -- which is a hummus-yogurt type of dish. Unfortunately, they don't have a dairy-free version of this, so it's not vegan. Definitely stop in at Falafel Moudy if you are hungry and want some excellent vegetarian Middle Eastern food on the cheap!

Absolutely amazing food especially their falafels. They are yummy and very tasty. The atmosphere…read moreand the decorations are great as well as their staff which is very friendly and hospitable.

It was very good, the kitchen looked clean and the food was amazing…read more The staff was also very accomodating and kind making you feel appreciated and talking to you. The service was also quick. This was on Monday 25th of August 2025.

I like this place. I am a little bit addicted to their Curry Katsu Don, so much so that I have not…read moreeven tried anything else as I can not go past it. I have uploaded a pic of said dish, sometimes they don't as much delicious curry / gravy but its still amazing :) Their sushi looks great too - one day I shall try it :D

For a shopping centre canteen style take out place Kyoto is great! Japanese inspired dishes are…read morefresh, hot and delicious. The fried lemon chicken is one of my favourites, and it's one of the only Asian take out stores I know where the chicken always tastes fresh, looks fresh and doesn't have pink or gristly bits. It's usually a testament to how good the food is at a place when it's always chock a block full of people waiting and Kyoto is one of these places. I don't like waiting though, and you don't have to long because Kyoto is always well staffed. I'm always pleased to see just how often they bring out freshly cooked food and they don't just throw it on top of what is already there, the old stuff is replaced with the new stuff which adds ticks for me! You can't go past the fried chicken with lemon or sweet and sour sauce, sweet and sour pork, beef with black bean sauce, noodles, rice and stir fried vegetables. And if you're a fan of sushi Kyoto has a delectable and large variety...the Californian rolls are simply superb.

This delightful little sweets shop appears like its been transferred directly from the set of Willa…read moreWonka, it looks just like a traditional candy store and is jam packed full of everything, from boxed choc favorite's including Cadbury's and Lindt, fairy floss, lollies...in fact any thing confectionery can be found here. You'll feel like you've died and gone to sweet tooth heaven the moment you walk in the door! My little girl loves going in and selecting a small bucket, which she can fill with whatever her heart desires. For around $5 she walks out with her sweet basket overflowing, enough to keep her happy for at least three weeks. And they stock all the big name brands you'll find at the supermarket, generally at better prices. There's nothing not to love about this store and the look, feel and ambiance transports me back to my childhood, giving me a little flutter as I start looking around excitedly at what goodies I might find. A word of advice; if you're heading to the Cinema located at the shopping cent re, go to the Sweet Box to stock up on your movie food, you'll get a lot more of a selection than at the Cinema kiosk and save a ton of money.

One of my fondest childhood memories is of my mums delicious home made pancakes topped with golden…read moresyrup and whipped cream. And so it was one stormy morning that my five year old daughter and I found ourselves stranded at Broady Shopping Centre, both of us just as scared as each other by the claps of thunder we could hear. And then I noticed a sign that said pancakes, and I was taken back to a time where my mummy's pancakes cured the anxiety caused by the evil storm. I can't cook like my mum, so I made the best of a bad situation and excitedly told my girl we were going to have a 'girls brunch' and went about ordering us both a serve of pancakes with golden syrup, ice cream and strawberries. (Geez, makes me feel like going back there right now!) Our girly brunch came really fast and the service was so pleasant. The servings of pancakes were HUGE! Three massive pancakes with huge dollops of ice cream and strawberries; I'm not too sure if the staff knew it was comfort food or not, but it certainly felt like as if we were being taken care of! For $7.00 a plate, I honestly can't believe how scrumptious these were, and they did the trick - my daughter and I enjoyed our pancakes and special mummy-daughter time so much we forgot all about that evil storm.

I have never been treated so poorly in my life! The attitude on the staff member who served me and…read moremy husband was absolutely disgusting!!! Honestly words can not describe this woman's bad behaviour, snapping and snarling while we were trying to clearly place our order and then when she miss understood that we wanted take away instead of eating in she slammed around and rolled her eyes at us and shook her head. Neither of us could believe what happened and when I called her out on how she was treating us she argued and said it was our fault. DO NOT GO TO THIS CAFE!