I had the opportunity to eat here while they had a stall set up at the Southbank Noodle Markets…read more To say the least, I was not disappointed. The food here was amazing with a great combination of flavors. There take on Okonomiyaki is something that I will be going back for.

We were greeted by a friendly lady and sat down inside a nicely decorated room full of red! Around…read more6pm on a Sunday, it wasn't very busy so we got a table for four right away (about 30 mins later, the restaurant filled up). We were planning on having the mini hot pot but were told that's only available after 8:30pm OK then, moved on... We decided to then get three mains to share and individual rice bowls. Firstly, the rice bowls were pretty tiny for $2. I can accept the size if it didn't cost that much because I know for a fact, there are tons of restaurants in the south side that serve bigger bowls of rice. Moving on to the mains... So we ordered; - three cups chicken (chilli level - medium; too many bones; loved the addition of creamy whole garlic cloves; oily but yum overall); - chitterlings and eggplant (yum; oily; eggplant was well cooked; insufficient chitterlings compared to onions and eggplant and other things in there); and - sweet and sour pork (hero of the night!!). We also had some iced tea, I think they were homemade. They were quite cloudy and frothy. I had lemon kumquat but it didn't actually taste like lemon kumquat. Just very slight. Overall, a pleasant experience. The price isn't too bad. Service was good.

Why does this place close 8/9pm on a Saturday?! It's honestly so sad…read more.. My friend and I tried 3 or 4 food stalls that ended up already being closed but there was no signs at all to notify people... We finally found a place that was still open named Rice Town. It's on the corner opposite the bar. I believe it's Chinese food. Because they were about to close, they packed it in take away containers. I'm sad because..it was super salty. Like salt laden. It was not crazy bad (MSG?) but to the point you wish you had water to wash the saltiness all down :( I prefer Panda Express 10 times over. It's not a bad place to be I guess when all of the stalls are still open. But the staff should honestly have 'closed' signs available. Staff knew we were in front, but didn't even inform that they were closed till 5-10min later -_- we had to ask them too + this happened at 4 different stalls.

Oh My God! Asian…read morefood stalls in the middle of a shopping centre! Whoever you are, out there, coming up with this amazing amazing amazing idea! You got my respect! I like the noises of humans and the smell of wok sizzling. I did enjoy abit. It feels like surrogated Asia. I have pork belly in white bun and some coleslaw. I thought it was Chinese cuisine but turned out it is Japanese. The buns and coleslaw were good. But I'm missing out the high notes of that charcoal grilled pork belly. Okay, I'm sorry that I forgot the name of this stall. But don't worry, the best part of 8 Street-all stalls display the cooked dishes in front of their stalls. And for some reasons, you still cannot find it. Feel free to drop a Yelp message :)) There are so much to explore. So choose a meal critically. But oh well, you can always come back for more meals!

Unique menu items. I've never had a ramen burger. It's great for pictures to snap and instagram but…read moretaste wise it's very much what you would expect. The ramen buns are rather flavorless but the meat inside is decent. Stand out items are actually the duck fat fries. Most flavorful plain fries I've had in a while. Definitely worth paying a bit extra for. Desserts are good options too. The sizzling stuff are fun to look at and eat. I would recommend the brownie. Can't go wrong with chocolate. Ambience is pretty nice sitting outside but still covered. Less crowded than many places in sunnybank. Price expect to pay about 20$ entrees and 15$ desserts.

It was pretty mediocre. The ramen burger was too dry there was no sauce of any kind and a few…read morepieces of vegetables. The fries was okay tho. The matcha dessert was really sweet. If you're a fan of soft cakey brownie you might like it

This evening we felt like Peking duck so we decided to check out this new restaurant in the…read morePinelands shopping centre - previously called Beijing Roast Duck. Their version is the same as the previous restaurant's version - crispy skin with the succulent meat beautifully presented on a duck shaped plate. The menu doesn't seem to have changed much - it features some Sichuan dishes and Northern Chinese dishes which we look forward to trying. If you want to eat the duck, make sure you ring ahead and book your duck as they are very popular. The restaurant was full tonight (Sunday night) and every single table had a duck on it.

I'm sorry. It tasted passable at the time, but I had the weirdest stomach aches after eating my…read moreThai green chicken curry + rice from here...