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This is one of the burger places I wouldn't not be returning.
I came here to try out the burgers because my friend had an Entertainment Book voucher and it promised buy one get one free. Hey free burger for me, why not?
We got served right away, no customer in the shop when we arrived. The person who took out order said the food would be out in 10-15mins, it was actually out like in half an hour. The burger tasted okay, a little dry on the sauce. I prefer brioche or other lighter buns, they had the heavy damper looking buns. We also ordered a large fries, the fries tasted like it was burnt.
With burger at approximately $9- $14 dollars each you would expect really good quality.
Without the Entertainment Book voucher this would have been a rip off.

Good authentic Chinese food but a little slow on the service. The shop is really dark but I did see them changing some light bulbs so it's a little bit brighter now. Its a family run business with the parents in the kitchen and the kids running the floor. Hey at least they speak good English.
The food wasn't too oily and the veggies were cooked to perfection. I didn't think there was enough salt however there was salt on the table so I just added it in myself.
Tea was okay but I had a chip on the side of my cup so I just had to make sure I didn't drink on that side. Didn't ask them for a new one because they all seem preoccupied, busy and unenthusiastic.
However that being said, I will come back for the food. Just gotta do takeaway next time..
Hint hint wink wink.

Wanted to try this place since it was in the entertainment book. Was not disappointed as the egg Benedict and the German feast were both quite tasty and filling.
The staff were also happy to adjust our dishes and drinks according to how we liked them.
Without the voucher they are more or less like other places offering this type of food. Their menu offers many things that I'd like to try but without the voucher I would not go out of my way to come here again.

As one of the only Chinese steamboat offerings in Adelaide they actually do a pretty decent job of it. You can get some interesting items here that most people might not be use too including various type of offal. Good fresh ingredients though. Gotta give it that.
The people there are friendly, just about as friendly as everywhere else so no biggie on this one.
Come and try it some time, very good way to keep warm this winter.

In the Vietnamese area of Adelaide amongst all the great Vietnamese restaurants exist this little Asian fusion business.
It does serve your regular Vietnamese dishes like the beef noodles and broken rice but it also offers Chinese inspired dishes including beef brisket noodle and crispy skin chicken.
Its not the best one in the area but its not that bad where you'd give it a miss. It just won't be on top 3 choices.

Opened in the church neared the bus terminal/station it is usually a crowded and very popular place to eat.
Came with with the family last week and enjoyed their Korean BBQ. This was the prefect weather for it since it was cold and gloomy outside. Unfortunately it wasn't a buffet but on speaking with the waiter we learnt that they will soon change this restaurant to offer a buffet style menu.
Looking forward to it as the food was quite nice, just not enough of it that day. When I questioned them about the price it was going to be he couldn't comment to much either.
Would be looking forward to coming back here in 2 months to check out the new settings and menu.
Come and join us :)

On our hunt for the ultimate pork roll this was one of the location we found ourselves at and it wasn't a bad attempt at a good pork roll. On this occasion we order a lemon grass chicken roll to share since they highly recommended it and it was quite tasty. However its not the best one I have eaten.
There service is the same as every other bread shop. I wouldn't go there with high expectation for a prefect service.
Over all not a bad pork roll place.