Quality food with lots of vegetarian options, authentically made with pleasant service.read more

Went here with friends for a BYO dinner. Firstly, the service was non-existant, and it wasn't even…read morebusy. By the time they bothered to take our order (after having to ask twice) we had been seated over 40 minutes. At about the hour and fifteen minute mark we were finally served our food. I ordered the Lemongrass Prawn Salad, expecting a main sized salad meal. It was literally just a pile of prawns on about 4 leaves. More like an appetizer. At $25 it was just a ripoff and I was still hungry, but I wasn't prepared to pay the same price and wait for another small main. The other dishes ordered by my friends looked OK, but again really small portion sizes. They also don't give you your own rice to help yourself, rather scoop it for you from a big pot they walk around with and you pay per spoonful. I would give this no stars if I could, and I definitely wouldn't dine here again.

Ever eaten at Diamond Takeaway on the corner of Market and Gt Sth Rd? Bamboo kitchen will be…read morefamiliar. Located where Raviz use to be. This place has had a big facelift and it's not your normal Chinese Takeaways. The look and feel is a family opening up their kitchen to you and encompassing social networking and trying to be interactive. Its pulled off tastefully and cute. The decor is a tad dark. This is not the cheapest option, but its value for money the servings are huge and the meat used are good cuts, not rubbish ends with gristle and fat. We ordered a few dishes with some stuff from the fryer and everything was well cooked, well seasoned... the only complaint was the noodles had plenty of veggies but were a tad greasy and more so the next day as leftovers. The service and staff were about as you'd expect for a takeaway, not overly friendly but fast and efficient. I didn't have a wait in front of me and they got me out the door and on the road in under 8mins. Its a pretty tough position to be that close to Dominion Road with all the cheap and authentic Chinese places but this is a different feel and pace. So I hope it sticks around.

Two Friday nights in a row where I've thought I can't be bothered cooking because, well, just…read morebecause and I need good food that can magically appear free of charge. Unfortunately I couldn't get a magician at such short notice and the whole free thing was stretching it, but I sure did get food, glorious food, delivered by a friendly delivery man. Pricing was competitive for a central city foodie delivery spot. No complaints from me tho(spend a minimum of $40 and delivery is without charge). Chicken fried rice w/ cashews Sweet n Sour pork Chips Bamboo burger thingy Satisfied and happy diners Save this as a fave. Seriously. Checkout the online menu and do it. You won't regret it. Four and a half stars outta five.

Very friendly. Good food. Reasonably priced Home away from…read morehome for travelers We enjoyed their offerings twice in our trip to New Zealand. Highly recommend

Curry Palace was recommended to me and I'm so glad it was. The staff was quick and attentive, and…read morethe food was fantastic. The chicken korma and butter chicken were so creamy and flavorful. The samosas were quite large but perfect to share between two people; they also had excellent flavor. The garlic naan and mango lassi paired well with everything we ordered. This place appears to be primarily for take away, but dining in was pleasant with music playing in the background and well-set tables. I'd definitely come back.

I have been coming to Il Mee for over 15 years now. And it's still the same as when I first walked…read morein the door. It is fairly authentic both in the interior design and taste of the food. So it looks just like any little eatery in Korea. And because of that, Il Mee might not be a place for everyone. But, I like it. I like it a lot! I like that dingy feeling. I like the way you get minimum service. I especially like their Fried Rice cake with instant noodles. I don't normally eat spicy food, but I make exceptions to the dishes that I actually enjoy. Like the ones from II Mee. Hope II mee will still be around when I take my kids to eat there.

Not too busy, authentic Korean food. I had the tofu soup and it was pretty much all tofu, but the…read morespices were there. My wife ordered the bulgogi meat and it was pretty good. we thought it'd taste different or be a different meat flavor, but its the same as you would expect at a korean restaurant in Los Angeles or Seoul. the waitress is ridiculously tall. i dont think i've seen a korean girl that tall before. i thought she was wearing heels, but then i checked and she just had flats!

Barbequed meat and vegetables Mongolian style; basically you help yourself to the quantity of meat,…read morequantity of vegetables and your choice of sauce/marinade, take it over to the chef's at the wonderfully spacious flat barbeques and they cook it right there with you alongside them. I personally believe it is a great set up, particularly for fussy eaters and meat lovers. Did I mention it is ALL YOU CAN EAT?! There is also a selection of salads, buffet style, and a few small options for dessert to top off the meal. It is well worth checking out if you have not gone already. Plus If it is your birthday you can eat for free*... *conditions apply...

The service is excellent. Food are very fresh. There are many options for dessert. And I found that…read morethey upgraded hot food machine. Lovely atmosphere and interior design. I will recommend it to my friends. 服务非常好。食物非常新鲜。甜点有很多选择。我发现他们升级了热食机。可爱的氛围和室内设计。我会推荐给我的朋友们。

We wait too long for our meals and expect the food to be mediocre and no one come and pull me a cup…read moreof water But after all the chef Still got something

I was persuaded into getting a big lunch today. And Faro was right next to the only parking space…read moreavailable on the whole street. So it made perfect sense when the sky was turning dark and started to drizzle. The place was booming at 1pm, had about 20 odd people inside. I had a look around, they were all Koreans. Which means the place is quite popular amongst their own. Which is a good sign to me about the quality of the restaurant. I mean you hardly see any Chinese people eating at your local Chinese takeaways, if any? Right? The menu brought back some memories about high school. It's basically two pieces of printed A4 glued to the inside of a Manila folder. The whole left side is the drinks menu, the right side is the meat menu. I thought this Faro is gonna be like the other Faros, which served all kinds of Korean delicacies. And you'd be wrong if you think that too. This Faro is actually a steak house. I was very surprised. Pleasantly surprised. I know that the Koreans love their beef, they have 120 cuts of meat off a cattle. all the major steak types that we love in nz is listed on the menu. And Faro states their beef is aged 28 days. So I had high hopes even tho I didn't feel like a steak. I asked for the teriyaki pork Katsu, and after much debate my mate went for the 400g T bone. Ok, now comes the good part. The Katsu is priced at 15 dollars. The t-bone is priced at $28. I mean, the prices seems pretty normal for a steak house. Right? But... Lol. The price also includes the full all you can eat salad bar. I was speechless, literally. And when my Katsu arrived on the table, I was basically shocked. The portion is so generous compare to the 15 dollar price tag. And the meat is not wafer thin. It's real nice and thick and juicy. And the sweet teriyaki sauce is just perfect for the pork. My mate asked for a med rare steak. And it arrived med rare, I wasn't very impressed with his choice of garlic sauce for the steak tho. Oh well, each to their own. The Faro's version of garlic sauce did intrigue me a bit. It's a soy sauce based sauce. I didn't get to taste it, but my mate said it tasted fantastic. I don't know how he could chow down a whole t-bone, two plates of salad, and still reach across the table to eat most of my kumara fries and some of my Katsu. Lol. Well, this is a place that really did surprise me. The beef is tender and nice. The salad is free and all you can eat. The place is warm and cozy. Oh yea, I forgot that the service is very very friendly. And a huge lunch for two plus alcohol only costed 61 bucks in total. So Faro. Please keep up the good work.

Check the website for locations. As of this writing, there is one every night at different…read morelocations. I went to the one at Silo Park on Sunday and it was fun! All the fried food imaginable and they are all delicious. Come hungry (or not, and you'll be when you start smelling all this deliciousness) and in your best gluttony outfit and you'd be handsomely rewarded. There are plenty of tables, chairs and sitting area around the market itself and also, you could sit by the benches facing the water, enjoying the sunset while your mouth is having its own divine experience.

I'm very impressed with night markets in New Zealand. They have 5 different locations around…read moreAuckland. WEDNESDAY - Botany Town Centre under Hoyts THURSDAY - Henderson under KMart FRIDAY - Papatoetoe under KMart SATURDAY - Pakuranga under The Warehouse SUNDAY - Glenfield Mall level 1 car park They have so many food vendors! Full of meat sticks, potato twists, dumplings, anything your little foodie heart desires. Aside from food vendors, they also have stalls with clothing, phone accessories and bling bling. My favorite purchase was of course the cell phone cases.

A casual, all-you-can-eat buffet restaurant. Oh, but it's more than that! You can put together your…read moreown delicious mongolian dishes, adding whatever sauces, veggies, meats and salads you so desire. Then watch them toss it over the fire pit! It's seriously exciting! And then they have lovely ice cream and pancakes for dessert. Well, you can imagine how I rolled out the door of this place - never eaten so much in my life! Just goes to show this is really tasty food and an all round good experience. Watch your plates pile high, your food cook and laugh with your friends as you enjoy a competition of who can eat the most plates of food. Just be careful the chefs don't give your masterpiece to someone else - it's hard to keep up with who's who on a busy night!