Great place. The food here is cheap but never the less very delicious. Everything is prepared with…read morefresh ingredients and in a clean and well kept environment. I really like the green curry, I eat it with almost everything and the fried rice with pork is pretty good. Additionally all the staff are very polite and friendly. It's not a place for special occasions, but one for a quiet family dinner. Totally recommended!

I was taken here for dinner by friends and, absolutely loved it. It's been here for years and,…read moreunless you know this place exists you would not find it. It's a traditional Japanese Yakitori / Izakaya house with very traditional decor, small tables, open kitchen and very friendly staff. They have a huge selection of sakes to choose from and of course, other drink choices like beer, wine, teas and so on. They have a menu with a wide range of choices and a daily specials list. We ordered a sashimi selection, pork belly skewers, slow cooked scallops and, tempura prawns with truffle salt. The food here is amazing. The fish was super fresh and tasty. The tempura prawns were divine and I loved the scallops. The flavours were very authentic and clean just like good places in Japan. I would happily come back here any day for a feed and some sake. A great place to hang out with friends. This place was packed on a Sunday night, with people doing the same. It's a real gem in the area :-))

Although I've been in Sydney for ten years, the moment I miss Japan is not coming often. One main…read morereason is because we can enjoy authentic Japanese food quite easily in this city. And here is my favourite place among them. Once you enter the wooden sliding door, you must feel yourself transported to Japan. The interior, atmosphere and menu (and even even the background music) are the ones you can see in an authentic Izakaya pub in my country. There are 2 dishes I have never missed whenever dining at this restaurant, which are sushi and yakitori skewers. Especially I love how they make the seared sushi. Simply delicious. My partner is big fan of the Baked Cabbage with truffle sauce. It has such a unique combination of flavour. Their menu is quite big and I have not explored all of them, but all the dishes I have tried were awesome. This restaurant is located in the middle of a residential area, so this is not a place to be chosen for its access. However I feel it got so difficult to make a booking these days. I wanted to keep this restaurant as a hidden gem, but I also could not stop telling how great their foods are!

Our go-to place for Thai food. They specialize in clear-soup…read morenoodles, but their other dishes are also to die for. The Pad See Ew was delicious with lots of wok hei The Crispy Pork with Holy Basil was the crispiest i have ever had. Even their Thai tea was delicious! Very reasonably priced as well

Been to Dodee Paidang in Haymarket twice and emphasis on the paiDANG because DANG it is really…read moregood. The group tried the Pad Thai, Pad See-ew, Khao Soi, Combination Dry Noodle and Soup, and some fishball and wonton skewers. The desserts were eqally delicious, especially the Tubtim Krob. I'd have to say this is among the best Thai food I've ever tried, because of reasonable price point, broad options of dishes and desserts you don't always find elsewhere. Service is prompt, casual, and attentive. Customers seemed to be very pleased with with food and service.

Amazing food especially the Pad Thai (in my opinion one of the best in the eastern suburbs)…read more Insanely good prices and super quick service for good food. Would recommend. They are however, not open on Sundays despite what their description says.

Thai Volunteer is a little different then your standard Thai we have become accustomed to in Sydney…read morewhich isn't necessarily a good or bad thing. The interior is very colourful and bright which isn't the standard for Thai places. The venue highlights the fact that they make contributions to help support Thai children in need of aid. So you can eat and feel as though your contributing a little towards helping out underprivileged youths. The menu is full of classics like Tom Yum, Pad Thai, various stir fry and noodle options. They offer $9 specials all day everyday. I decided to order Tom Yum Vegetable Soup with Mushrooms and Tofu as well as a Beef Salad. The menu offers really cheap eats. The soup was $6 and the Beef Salad was $11. The Tom Yum Soup was one of the best I have had in a long day. So spicy it had me grabbing for the tissues and water. Packed with fresh vegetables like broccoli, snow peas, mushrooms and plenty of chilli's. Great choice from the menu and would go back again just for this. The beef salad didn't look amazing on first look but the Salad was surprisingly good too. It had lots of tomatoes, spring onions, cucumber, carrots and capsicums. The sauce was really delicious but it wasn't really mixed into the salad and sat at the bottom of the dish. Packed with Beef this is a really good low carb option for the health conscious. Nice friendly staff and good menu options make this place a great option to try if your in Bondi.

One of my favourite Thai restaurants. Inexpensive, good portion sizes and good service. All the…read moredishes served here are very tasty. I recommend the Chicken Pumpkin Curry with steamed Jasmine rice. Delicious. Also a good serve of Thai Satay, Fish Cakes and Curry Puffs are also on my favourites list. Happy eating always at this long standing place.

While in the area, I managed to eat from each of the three thai restaurants on this block. This one…read morewas by far the best. Their Pad Se Eiu is phenomenal. Their noodle dishes just had great flavor. A couple of the other restaurants in this neighborhood were lacking some of that flavor. Prices were comparable with the neighborhood (high), but there's a reason this restaurant is packed when the others on the block are rather empty at dinner time.

Oh my yes. Look for the sign as down an alley…read more Generous servings, fair price and spiced by a Thai cook.

Absolutely massive portion size. All the food was also super flavorful and tasty! My favorite were…read morethere masumune curry and the seafood fried noodles. Both sauces and sublime.

Bangkok Betty - the name may not be the most innovative but the food sure is. The ambience is…read morefriendly. The service is fairly quick. We had the Veg Puffs for starters. Light and flavorful. Then the tangy Tom Yum soup. Very potent and fresh. The "shrimply" delicious was just delectable. If the chewy brown rice is your thing - oh yeah u will love this one. My friends tried the chicken green curry and found it flavorful but a little less spicy to their taste. Be warned - meat is not Halal. I stuck to seafood which is cooked separately we were assured. We just couldn't manage deserts but they looked inviting as well. The restaurant even goes on to advert the Deseret - "life is short : start with the deserts"

Strong flavours and delicious dishes. Food as a whole was perfectly seasoned, not too sweet like…read moresome Thai places nor overly salty. The names of the dishes were adorable, the owners must have had a bit of fun coming up with them! We got Panang with a Bang! (panang curry) and Razzle Dazzle (chili & basil stir-fry). Both were great but I preferred the stir-fry as it had the perfect amount of garlicy goodness. With any of the dishes you are able to choose your option of tofu, chicken, beef, pork, prawns or seafood, although it includes a protein in the dish description it is easily substituted. The tofu was a true standout here and not like any other. It was ever so slightly crisp on the outer with a soft, melting inside which was heavenly in the stir-fry. Jasmine rice is $2.50pp and refillable, which you most likely will have to do as they start off small. There weren't too many people on a weeknight but it seemed takeaway was a popular choice. Staff were lovely and quite attentive.

The udon is excellent. Staff very friendly. Japanese grocer on the corner. Come on down!read more

Not a frequent traveller to Artarmon, I met a friend who has recently moved here for dinner. On the…read moreNorth side of the station it is like little Tokyo, with three Japanese restaurants and two Japanese grocery stores in a little plaza. I picked the middle one, Jubei. The $5 beer happy hour got me in, whether it was still happy hour or not I didn't care I just thought it was a nice touch. And the pictures on the menu were better. As I waited for my dinner buddy I checked out what other people were eating. The couple next to me had some kind of soup that they were sharing, which looked interesting. Then they had big chunks of grilled fish. So we ended up ordering the pork belly broth which was super tasty and has finely sliced pork belly that melted in your mouth. Also ordered the fish, which was grilled in miso. Also had a mini okonomiyaki which I have not eaten since being in Japan, and was yum. (Although I don't like the fish shavings that look like wood shavings and move by themselves). For dessert was ice cream, with us trying the green tea icecream and black seasame flavours. It was served in a glass with crunchy nut cornflakes on the bottom and a kind of syrup over the top. The cornflakes were an awesome addition! Price came to $61 for two beers, three dishes and two desserts. Next time I want to try the sushi, as well as the big range of yakitori (something on a stick).