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Purchased a Scoopon voucher a few months ago and came to this back then newly opened restaurant for dinner with another 3 friends.
They had our own little hot pots so we didn't have to share, We order heaps of food because the voucher offered the buffet selection and we wanted to get our money's worth.
What they call mild spicy is what I call super chilly with the soup. I wanted to send back my soup and get one that is not so chilly but they wanted to charge us more hence I let it go.
I did however order a beer on the side just to keep my tongue from burning up. My friends enjoyed their meals.
Service wasn't really present, they didn't speak much English, atmosphere was pleasant and parking was reasonably easy to find.
Not a memorable place for me but maybe to others who can take a lot of chilly.

I purchase a voucher from Scoopon a couple of month ago and ordered 2 personalized cufflinks. They also offer other personalized items too.
After I paid I went to their website and uploaded my pics and input the rest of my details for the cufflinks to be sent. During this time I had further questions and when I did emailed them, they emailed right back promptly. Service was great.
When I received the end product, the cufflink was a little small from what I pictured it to be but beside that, everything else met my standards. Very happy with the end product.
Would definitely be recommending them again to a friend.

I dined here a few months back whilst I was still in Sydney. I went with a friend because I had purchased a really cheap voucher from Scoopon
It was basically $10 per person for the buffet. Very cheap but the food was average. There was a lot of people there and so I assume they came because they also purchased the Scoopon.
Service was dismal. So in general I won't recommend anyone going to this restaurant unless they had a massive discount voucher, don't' have high expectations though.

My partner took me here because this was his favourite pork roll shop. Unfortunately it has changed a little bit from what he remembers, but apparently it still the same nice tasting food.
I'll be the judge of that!!
So we got a couple of pork roll, the combination and cold meat roll. Then we walked back to the car and squatted down to eat, "true viet style" (NOT!)
It was nice but the pate was missing the bang. The thought was there but it just didn't make it for me. The taste was pleasant but I think I just have high standards because Sydney's pork rolls are to die for. But until I find a better option this is by far the best one I have had here.
Smiley staff, clean and comfy premises, shop's a little hidden if you don't know to look.
Go and find it, it's worth it and then let me know what you think :)

Okay.. So this was recommended to me as the "best" pork roll bakery in Adelaide. We rocked up today and it had a steady stream of customers. We were impressed until we got to the counter.
The lady who served us barely spoke any English and we had trouble understanding her. Their service was something I would expect in a foreign country.
What annoyed me the most was when I asked for extra pate she told me it was gonna cost $1. How ridiculous?? That's like paying an extra $1 for butter on my toast which should be included. If it was fifty cents it would still have been pricey but tolerable. The prices of these rolls are around $4.50 - $5.50 so an extra dollar is already 20% of the price. I've been to other places and they have never charged anything extra for extra pate.
Bad experience, never again.

This is another sushi train type establishment that does draw in small crowds at times. It the only sushi train shop in this side of the city. The other ones would be closer to Chinatown.
Their selection isn't too bad but compared to others I have tried in Sydney this is average. I'm still on the hunt for better sushi.. Any recommendations?????
Pricing is fairly good.. Staff are fairly friendly.. But I'm mainly there for the food.. Where are thou my good sushi???