Nice little place for a quick bite. Not a long wait even though there were quite a few people…read morewaiting, however very limited seating indoors and just 7-2 person tables. I'm not a big fan of places where you order your food and then go get a seat like you are at a food court. When you are with someone, one person can go look for a table while the other can wait for your food. Probably a great place for people working nearby to pickup a quick bite, I know I would, but not a great place for a group of 4 or more especially since the tables are quite small. I probably wouldn't come here if it were raining as they only have 2 indoor tables.

Enjoyed a quick little lunch from here - herbed chicken gozleme. Griddled with love, cut into big…read morelarge squares, and served with a dollop of fresh sour cream. The gozleme is nice and chewy, and the chicken is well seasoned, fragrant with dill. It's a bit messy to eat at the desk, but if appearances don't matter too much to you, this makes a great lunch option!

Yummy Middle Eastern vegetarian food on a strip that's full of meat-heavy kebab shops. Delicious…read morefood, cheap prices, very friendly owners/managers. And it's totally authentic (you're in Campbellfield, after all.) We've been here a few times and have gotten a variety of dishes. Staff knows what "vegan" means and will be sure to make your food without dairy or egg as long as you specify it when ordering. We've tried a few things on the menu, but I like the vegetarian plate, which comes with 7 falafel balls, hummus, and foul, as well as some pickled turnips. (Foul is a dish made from fava beans, chickpeas, and lemon oil -- an interesting flavour that I wasn't used to before I started eating foul. I like it, but maybe it's a bit of an acquired taste.) Their falafels are made using "grandma's recipe" and are light, fluffy, and fresh-tasting -- not heavy or greasy like from a kebab shop. Very nice falafels. The vegetarian plate will set you back $12 and is heaps of food. Cheeeeeeap. You can also get a falafel wrap for a mere $5, or a more exotic Iraqi falafel wrap that comes with Iraqi bread and pickled-mango "ambah" sauce. (I haven't tried this yet.) My boyfriend always gets the hummus fatteh (called "tesiyeh" in some countries, like Syria) -- which is a hummus-yogurt type of dish. Unfortunately, they don't have a dairy-free version of this, so it's not vegan. Definitely stop in at Falafel Moudy if you are hungry and want some excellent vegetarian Middle Eastern food on the cheap!

Absolutely amazing food especially their falafels. They are yummy and very tasty. The atmosphere…read moreand the decorations are great as well as their staff which is very friendly and hospitable.

Best food and kabab workers and the owner are amazing good place to visit sometimes they do family…read moreactivities and cars meet I love it the joker

Glenny Kebabs has been one of the many highlights of my uni life. I always find myself going back…read morethere, whether it is for a HSP, after training bites, catching up with friends, or simply to socialise. The food is amazing and you will never find Glenny's without a Boxing Day-like crowd waiting to eat their HSP. Staff are extremely friendly and generous, especially with their portions. They always ensure their food satisfies all their customers. I would definitely go again, and I recommend anyone in the Glen Waverley or Forest Hill area to pay them a visit. - RATINGS - Food: 9.5/10 - Halal Snack Pack (HSP): 8/10 - Mi Goreng: 11/10 (HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!) Drinks: N/A Staff: 10/10 - extremely friendly and always opened to have a convo Cleanliness: 3/5

Falafel Kitchen is one of those "never fail" take away places. The Middle Eastern cuisine is fresh,…read morehealthy and very tasty. The people are lovely and it's quick. Ticks all the boxes. It also has that attraction of being able to see the food in front of you. The meat always looks so tantalizing in front of you, spinning on the spit and the salads are fresh where you can even enjoy a fruit juice or smoothie to go with it. My kind of take out.

As a regular customer I can easily say this place provides both quality and good service. The owner…read morekeeps the place clean and always has fresh ingredients for his salads. The falafels are best in melbourne and are great when combined with a meat plate. If you read this review be anoying and mention it to the owner and ask for fresh made falafels. :).

Eggplant dip. Get it. Get it now…read more I'm kind of tempted to leave the review at that to be honest...but I won't. This unsuspecting place turned out to be quite delightful. It was packed on a Saturday night so book ahead. The starter of bread and eggplant dip was amazing. I probably could have just had that and been happy. The main of Kibbeh Meklieh was quite filling with amazing flavours throughout.Our other main of Coussa was a total let down however. It was the most expensive item we ordered and at $17.50, I would have expected more than three small pieces. The flavour was nice enough, but it was completely overpriced and underwhelming compared to the other items on the menu. My dining partner has been there several times for lunch so it's interesting to note that many of the dishes are offered as wraps during the day for nearly half the price - and larger serves. I would certainly go back because the flavours are bang on - might just stick to daylight hours to make it better value.

I have walked past Agraba many times and not even noticed it, so when my workmates told me they…read morewere going to this place for lunch, I was surprised when they said it was in Errol St. Since my visit here though, I will no longer will I be in the land of the unobservant, because this place is worth a visit. The menu consists of an array of Lebanese delights. On my visit here I decided to try the lamb wrap and I was wrapped I did; it was delicious and humongous. I followed this up with a Lebanese coffee which was just the ticket to combat my imminent food coma. My work mates also chose an assortment from the menu including other wraps and share plates and they were all in agreement that this place is definitely worth a second visit. If you are in the area and fancy something a bit different give this place a go, you won't be disappointed.

Adam doesn't hold back in serving up what the customer wants!4 me it's always a mix kebab in…read moreTurkish bread... i've never had a bad kebab yet in the 6 years I've been walking through the front door of this business

The kebabs here are legendary. The bread, mmm, so good. They give you such a large piece of…read moredelicious, fluffy, chewy Turkish bread and fill it with some incredibly well cooked meat that will have you sucking as much flavour as you can get out of the meat with every mouthful. They have a large range of traditional dips to choose from, I cannot resist buying some to take home even though I make a mean humus myself. The price is hard to believe, $6? That can't be right. And a $1 off if you're a student. I really don't think you could find a better deal than that.

The waiter was aggressive about offering us a place to sit, but then took forever to take our…read moreorder. We wanted coffee and snacks (pastries or similar) but they had nothing short of a full breakfast. Seems like some of the 5-star reviews may have come from insiders - not a great experience for us

Not a bad little stop for breakfast if you are in the area. We tried the Smashed avo and Danish…read morefeta which came with some toasted seeds, 2x slices of sourdough and a poached egg. It was tasty and kept me full for hours. My partner had the Eggs Benedict. 2 eggs, ham, spinach and hollandaise on one slice of sourdough. He liked it. Nothing ground-breaking but you don't always want that. Sometimes you just want a solid benny and that's what it was. Hot chocolates were good. Creamy and the right Goldilocks temp. Would definitely return if staying in the area again.

Tasty and reasonably-priced falafel sandwiches and kebabs. Service was fast and the sandwiches are…read morelarge and stuffed with fillings. I especially liked the tabbouleh on my falafel sandwich. Located in the Galleria between Bourke and Lt. Collins Streets at Elizabeth on the food court level near the restrooms.