Which day of the week do chickens hate most?…read more Fry-day! Now that you have finished LOL, ROFL -ing or however you responded to my awesome humor lets talk chicken. Chicken Depot Charcoal Chicken in Burgundy Street offers freshly cooked chicken in a variety of ways. Chickens quartered and halved. Chicken in tasty rolls. Chicken in fresh and tasty salads. I visit for the Spicy chicken salad. YUM. The folks at Chicken depot don't stop at chicken, they go for gold with delicious crispy chips, potato cakes and dim sims and other greasy delights. Grab your drink to wash all that chicken down and be on your way. Fast. Fresh. great quality chicken.

Good chicken shop with excellent chips that have lots of chicken salt. The owners are very…read morefriendly as well. favorite takeaway lunch treat.

Came in and had a seat at the bar and really enjoyed the hospitality. The unassuming minimalist…read morerestaurant has hidden charms - that is until you try the food and are blow away by a unique, ingenious, scrumptious and paradoxically healthy concoction by the mysterious chefs. I really enjoyed the chicken, potatoes and the tart - all three a very unique twist of anything you could expect. I've landed on a gem in the first week - I can't wait to see what's to come!

This is probably my favourite kebab place. The shop is super clean and the food is fantastic. Vedat…read moreis a very friendly guy, he has prepared my food exactly the way i like it. Try their mixed grills, lamb is so tender and is juicy, the adana kebab and meat ball is spicy but not chili hot. Their chips are crispy with the right amount of chicken salt. It gets busy at dinner times as one would expect, give yourself a lift extra time during peak dinner times. Overall a good alternative in Burwood East .

Bit more expensive than your usual kebab joint but had a more creative menu. Pretty goodread more

Yeah, look. I'm not a bad review writing kind of person but the food was bland, the driver added on…read moreto our order total and my partner found metal shavings (from a can opener maybe) in her Singapore noodles. Not cool.

I have been eating here for years now. Food is always good, service is great and extremely fast…read morehome delivery!!! Love the Chinese sausage and lemon chicken. On weekends they also have karaoke if you dare!!!!!

My pizza was cold and forgotten last night. Giardinos has really decreased in food quality over the…read moreyears, however, the real downpoint is their treatment of customers and staff. Unless you are a regular that they know, you are treated with low priority. Another note, when I went to pick up my pizza last night, one of the owners was yelling at her staff member (at a woman who has served me before and I remember her being very helpful indeed. Always smiling. One of their more senior waiters). Not to get in the middle of whatever was happening there but she looked very upset and it was uncomfortable to watch. I was also ignored throughout this time and then when I asked who I believe was another owner for help, they grunted and walked off on me! The gentleman whom seemed to be making the pizzas was also disgruntled by the commosion and looked unhappy by the drama. And I heard a few patrons gossiping about how this place treats their staff terribly at times. If you scroll down just a few months ago and a year ago, there are others complaining about this place for the same reasons (creating bad energy by yelling and swearing at staff). I believe morale represents food in a restaurant (being a starter of 8 restaurants myself), and seeing this made me uncomfortable, not to mention the food hasn't been good at all for months now (and my pizza? It was a 2/10 last night. That's being generous). I hate giving bad reviews and only ever do if they are due. This is not a country town, it's an inner city suburb. Some professionalism would go a long way for this place, and is expected in this area as far as I am concerned. My family and friends will go elsewhere in future.

Excellent , authentic pizza at a great price. They also have other items and you can eat in, but…read morethe best deal is a pizza to take away (especially the tandoori chicken pizza)!

Found this place before my trip to Melbourne and glad that I was able to go! Definitely tastes like…read morethe food I grew up on. Hospitable staff, authentic ingredients, clean and relaxing atmosphere. Highly recommend and will definitely come back when I return to Australia!

I have to say I am bias when it comes to Burmese House. I started coming here when I was in my…read moretwenties and lived around the corner on Richmond Hill. It was always cheap and delicious. Every time I visit Melbourne this is at the top of our list along with Gurka's up the road. The prices have gone up over the past 15 years, but so has everything in Melbourne! We had the amazing Coconut Chicken with noodles, which had some unexpected but yummy egg in it, followed by the Stir Fry beef with chilli served with soem coconut rice. Both were to die for! I forgot to mention we started of with the roti and chickpeas, that set us off on the right foot! The service is friendly and we will be back! We will pick up a burmese cookbook and try to emulate some of the creations back at home (in the USA).

The pork and chive dumplings were juicy and delicious. We had them both boiled and pan fried. We…read moreenjoyed most of them with soy sauce but also used vinegar and sweet chilli sauce. The Fried Little Buns were deliciously sweet and accompanied by what looked like custard yet tasted like melted white chocolate. The sliced potato with chilli and capsicum had a perfect balance of garlic and could be made spicier with the condiment chilli provided at the table. The braised beef and tomato noodle soup was absolutely fine but the braised beef didn't appear to be freshly cooked and the noodles were incredibly filling (thick like udon) and most likely store bought as opposed to homemade. It's worth a visit for a different scene in the area.

Being from Glasgow, Scotland I believe I can recognise a good curry when I taste one. So I thought…read moreI'd give this place a try whilst I was visiting Melbourne for a conference. Dinner for one at Two Fat Indians. I walked in to the busy restaurant on a Tuesday night and managed to get a table at a booth. The service as I entered was quick, pleasant and helpful. I didn't feel awkward sitting there alone which I have done in other restaurants, so I was instantly at ease. I started with popadoms and mango chutney (not complimentary). The popadoms were fine, but the mango chutney was very sweet and thick and didn't taste home made, not unpleasant, but certainly not the best I have tried. For my main I had the fish madras, mushroom rice with a garlic nan. I think I would have been happy with just the rice, which was delicious! The fish madras was not outstanding with quite a strong fish taste. The fish itself was overcooked and quite chewy, whilst the sauce seemed somewhat lacking in depth of flavour (perhaps overpowered by the strong taste of fish).The garlic flavour on the nan tasted more Italian than Indian, but it worked well enough with the curry. I didn't manage to finish my meal as the fish madras really didn't seem worth the effort. The service was good and the atmosphere was lively. The decor was clean and modern, but the food was a little mediocre. Not bad, but just not memorable.

Hmmm....my quest for the best Indian food continues. Went there with so much anticipation and…read moreexcitement. No free papadoms :) and when we ordered cost us $3.50 for one serve! The mains were all very creamy, even if it said it comes in rich sauce....it was creamy. A white table cloth does not constitue silver service or 5 star no he right to charge premium price for ordinary food. The food must speak for it self....and patrons will pay happily. Not going back in a hurry!