Some of the best seafood I've ever had …read more Not all the seafood here is battered, though I suspect you could ask. The calamari I had was not but don't let this fool you-it is excellent regardless. The standard Dory is also great. A lot of seafood places have soggy chips, not so here. Other places also encrust the chips with so much salt that you may die. (They do this that if you do die, they can raid your wallet before the cops come-this is my theory.) The chips are quite solid and crisp. A solid feed. Avoid death, eat here!

Amazing service with great tasting food, and unique home style menu options available setting this…read moretake away store a cut above the rest.

Food is very good and freshly cooked. It is generally a noisy place with tiled floor and cooking…read moreand dining in the same area. Surprisingly the traffic noise from Pennant Hills Rd doesn't penetrate the restaurant unless the door is left open. It is on a shocker of a corner but you can park at the back of the restaurant and walk through. Our choices tonight were fairly standard fare with no surprises or disappointments. They also have lunch time specials $10 too.

Thai Tonight is definitely the best thai around the area…read more Been a regular over many many years, but never got around to writing a review. I've never had to queue up at Thai Tonight because I feel like most of their customers are take away. So that's a plus for me! A quiet restaurant for me :) For me, everything we ordered was spot on. We always get the Pad Thai and Money Bags. Thats a must! The Green duck curry is also very well done and a regular order. So is the satay chicken.... Basically, I order similar items every time with one new addition. I tried the prawn blankets for the first time and it was very crunchy and not drenched in oil yay. If i were to compare this place to Chat Thai and Home Thai, I reckon it'd be up there! It's really just a hidden treasure waiting to be discovered :)

Yellow cheese? Check. Soft fluffy bun? Check. Fat juicy patty? Check check check…read more The Neil Perry led Burger Project serves good old American style burgers with quality Aussie ingredients. The cheeseburger is a classic, with 2 slices of cheese, onions, pickles and the fatty patty with special sauce. The chilli cheese is the same with added chopped jalapeño relish. Pretty much Neil Perry-ed maccas. Chips are deliciously done, with a choice of normal salt, chilli salt or (curiously) szechuan pepper salt. Self serve tomato sauce, definite plus. Slightly pricey, but it's a solid burger. If it were cheaper, it wouldn't be scaled right compared to our overpriced maccas. The drinks aren't worth it imo, house made ginger beer was weak and came in a small cup - hard to justify its 4.50 pricetag.

Honestly, this place is absolutely amazing! The food and drinks are delicious and are worth…read morespending money on. I had the Katsu chicken burger and it was excellent the prince range is adorable and is also reasonable for the quality of the food. Not only was the food great, but the staff were lovely and kind and the atmosphere in the restaurant is inviting and casual. I would highly recommend this burger joint to anyone who would be interested

It's funny living in a suburb called Epping and here I am writing a review of a pub called the…read moreEpping Hotel, and it isn't the one that I have been to more often than not (though I don't go there all that often these days, namely because I have better things to do than to have a beer at the local pub). Well, compared to it's namesake in Victoria, this one is much better. It has a pretty decent atmosphere, a lovely beer garden, and some pretty decent beers on tap, something that its namesake in Victoria is completely lacking.

I visited here recently for lunch, for the very first time, with friends…read more Although the inside was modern and airy, I somehow felt very uncomfortable and unwelcome. The lunch menu was filled with many inviting choices, and there was a list of lunch specials available. Once we had ordered our meals, they seemed to take a very long time to be delivered to us, and weren't anything particularly special in relation to taste, nor price. I am not sure that I would dine or visit here again anytime soon.

They had me at fried chicken. Seriously, Hot Star have a store in the CBD that's super popular so…read morewhen I was doing some grocery shopping with mama and found that they have opened at Eastwood, I had unconsciously lined up already. I am such a big fan of fried chicken especially since I had the original in street markets at Taiwan so my anticipation was building. It of course did not disappoint. The juiciness of the beautiful glorious chicken and the crispiness of the batter and skin, ugh, I have shivers going down my spine just thinking about it. They sprinkle on a wonderful spice mix and the 'spicy' one was hot enough to make me reach for water but so tasty. The crazy size makes for a wonderful Instagram photo and you feel like you get your money's worth too. So drop everything you're doing and go taste this amazingness that will enhance your life - no kidding!

The problem with fried fast food is that it's too fast. Fried foods need time and love to get…read morecrispy and crunchy and golden and all those things that will trigger that Pavlovian response. This is what Hot Star has nailed - everything that goes into their fryers (so everything on their menu) are fried to order and fried to a timer to make sure it's just on the right side of browned and burn-your-tongue hot. You may have to wait but boy is it worth it. This Eastwood branch of Hot Star seems much much the same as the others around Sydney - same plastic bag you're handed after ordering, same delicious mushrooms and curly fries, same queue on the path out the front. Points off for scoops which look a little too coated with seasoning but maybe they just hadn't cleaned them yet after a long day of trade...maybe. Or is it just extra flavour? Perhaps the key point of difference at this franchise is what looks to be a side business selling anime Lego figurines and what looks like vitamin and mineral supplements. To offset the fried chicken, ya know?

Food was delicious and tasty Service good…read more I love it really Good one to go I recommend it to everyone

It was alright. The burger was nicely cooked and I liked the sweet potato fries however, the onion…read morerings were disgusting. I'm not sure if I can even call them onion rings, it was more like a batter rings with a tiny minuscule sliver of onion. Good service and it's best to go when it's not that busy.

Forget the individual store - the whole franchise sucks. My recent order was left of the footpath…read moreby a delivery driver after order directly from their website. I rang them to explain and 3 days later they have even bothered to get back to me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I don't eat food left on the footpath and I suggest you avoid them like the plague. I for one, WELL NEVER USE THEM AGAIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Directly or via doordash/uber esta etc etc

Decided to finally check out Chargrill Charlie's as its always packed with people each time I've…read morewalked past. I got a lot of different things as the large display of all the food made everything very tempting to get. I was surprised to see items like pad see ew and fried rice. The fried rice looked generic and nothing special; but the pad see ew looked too good to resist. The chicken wings were crispy and nicely seasoned. The pad see ew was as good as it looked; super flavourful and delicious. The creamy chicken and mushroom pasta is super creamy and delicious, one of my favourites. And wow their chips are like McDonald's quality - thin and salty. Overall I highly recommend stopping by but don't bother if it's packed with people as it usually is.