We travelled to Cafe 82 for lunch on Sunday, Entertainment Book voucher at the ready. On the way I…read moreread the previous reviews, we were not disappointed. This is a bit of a gem, looks like it was an ordinary shop in a past life. The feel was fresh, contemporary and a bit beachy without being cliché. The food was amazing! Fresh light, tasty, decidedly Thai, but lighter, fresher with fantastic presentation. Cold rolls superb, crisp pork belly diced with bok Choy, minced chicken Ko pal with green beans.....delish.

Protip: Make a reservation! We hit this place on a Tuesday evening and the entire place was booked…read moreout. Good thing we were in before the rush hour dinner service otherwise we wouldn't have gotten a table, we kept seeing groups after groups being turned away because it was all booked out. We were even given a strict hour to eat and then the host gave us a bill straight away on the table to usher us out. Fair enough. Food was pretty good. There is a wide selection of beers, in particular South East Asian beers which was nice. I got the rice paper wraps for entree which was a refreshing mouthful of coriander, mint, veg and your usual thai ingredients. Don't get it if you're not a fan of coriander as it gets a bit heavy. For mains, I got the chicken salad dish. It was absolutely heaven. There was a generous serving of very tender chicken breast that was beautifully marinated with a lovely thai sauce. If I could order the same dish three times over I would in a heartbeat. Overall, would definitely return, but would book in advance! Protip #2: This place is dog friendly too, there was a cute pup lounging outside with a bowl of water while its owners dined inside.

This little gem in the heart of Adelaide's western suburbs delivers all the flavours you'd expect…read morefrom Thailand! From sea stars to the perfect chicken larb, this team have got it right. Complete with Thai music the atmosphere is intimate and caters for any size group. They can also be found on menu log, uber eats for those not looking to venture out.

What a pleasant surprise - found using Yelp, I'd never tried or even knew this quaint little place…read moreexisted but now I am very glad I do! There is very little dine in seating but it seems that this place does a roaring take away trade. Between four of us we ordered a dish reach - I recall a chicken salad, a fish green curry, a beef curry (possibly red?) and the most tasty and delicious choo chee chicken I'd had in a while! At first when I saw the food arrive I thought the amount of vegetables in the dishes was odd but once I dug it, it was nice to have food with a fantastic balance of veg and meat and a great mix of flavour! An absolute delight and surprise, I only wish I lived close enough to get regular take away!

This is a really great and properly traditional Thai takeout place just across the road from the…read moreGrange Hotel in the beautiful beachside suburb. There is a really small restaurant area (only abut 4 tables) so the business mainly caters for its takeout customers. The range of food is traditionally thai and includes a really yummy fried rice with plenty of prawns as a Thai Green Chicken curry that is good as anyone I've ever had. However, the best thing about this place is it does really, really good Naan bread. Now I hear you say that Naan is Indian and you would be correct but for some reason they do it and its amazing. It's almost a pastry like bread that's so oily and delicious. Once we rang up to order a Garlic Naan and the girl serving us said they didn't have it on the menu but she would see if they chefs could whip it up. Now for service like that which tries to accommodate the customer, you couldn't ask for anything better.

This is for the outdoor beer and wine service. It's right at the edge of the street in the main…read moresquare on the beach. They are lots of shaded areas (under cover or screens) and the bathrooms are spotless - a sink and toilet in each private compartment, three of them for ladies. The servers are continuously clearing up and there were no sera gills attacking people as they ate.

The food was great, service was well attentive and our table was great it was right by the window…read morewe can enjoy the sunset.

Reasonably priced, large serves of Excellent Thai food served by friendly accomodating staff. If…read moreyour unsure about how you cope with hot spicy food, err on the side of mild as medium is quite bitey. Not ludicrously hot but there's quite a zing. My only note was that service can be a tiny bit slow. But tolerable without doubt. I will recommend it to my friends

My partner and I absolutely love this place! Just happened to go because of the entertainment book…read moreand we're both so glad we did. The restaurant isn't fancy, but the service and the food are incredible. Being someone who has been to Cambodia, the Cambodian curry is to die for! Everyone I have brought here loves it, we have not had one single bad entree, main or dessert! Do yourself a favour and just go!

A tiny shop in the corner of the West Lakes Shopping Centre food court, I wondered how this Spices…read morecompares to its Rundle St counterpart. Their bain maire food looked quite good, especially the plump garlic prawns, but the prices put me off - $11.50 for rice and one dish to $13.50 for rice and three dishes. So instead I went for a small Pud Thai, liking the look of the 'fresh wok fried' promise. I paid my $8.90 and took some photos of the shop so I could review it. As I was snapping at the sushi cabinet at the side, a small, rotund Asian woman from inside the small shop (a manager by her body language) demanded "What are you doing? Why are you taking photos? You can't take photos. No photos!" I tried to explain that I'm a reviewer. "A what?" I tried to explain what a reviewer does, but all she responded with was "So you from centre management?" I said I wasn't. She told me to wait, and disappeared into the kitchen. Thankfully my Pud Thai appeared just then (under the name of "John" because apparently "Jo" was problematic), and so I grabbed my little bucket and left. Oh dear, now I'm afraid of using the photos... (Really, what nefarious purposes could I use them for?) Well, had my run in with the little woman not been so unpleasant, I would have quite enjoyed my lunch, even though they didn't manage to get it all in the bucket and instead plenty on the sides. No matter, I didn't manage to get all of it in my mouth - but hey, that's what serviettes are for. It was a very passable Pud Thai, and quite generous with the chicken and prawns, with plenty of capsicum, onion and bok choy. Definitely one of the cheaper options from this food court. Pity, because there's no way I'm going back there.

Spices is not good. Spices is not my favourite. Spices is cheap because it tastes cheap. To top it…read moreoff the staff aren't that friendly. To be honest I always feel like I'm being judged when I go there. The few times I've tried hot meals from Spices it just hasn't been very good. The first time was cold and dry. For some reason I thought I'd give them the benefit of the doubt and try their food another day. Again, it was not that nice. Hard, chewy, very mediocre. On that note, the sushi is alright. Nothing special, but if you're looking for cheap sushi then I'd come to Spices. Again, not my favourite sushi at West Lakes, but it'll do. I'd recommend heading a few doors down to Charlie Chan though.

I wanted this to be better but really it was just okay…read more Located in a little house like building, the menu here is split into Thai and Vietnamese dishes. There are some great choices on the menu and at very reasonable prices - though these have gone up since the other reviews were posted, the average price was around $14.50 and not the $9 mentioned by others.... All the food was really good with decent serving sizes and the staff were really helpful but I honestly can not justify more than a 3 star rating when our dishes all came out over the space of 10 minutes. The kitchen should be capable of coordinating it so that when there is a table of 8 people there is not an excessive wait between dishes. That's just my two cents.

At a glance Viet-Thai looks like and average local miscellanious Asian takeaway restaurant. The…read morefacade's lack of appeal stopped me trying the food for many years, despite living in the neighbourhood for sometime. In fact, I don't think I even noticed it was there for the longest time... lucky for me some foodie friends reccommended we get take away from Viet-Thai the other night much to the groups chagrin. We had a large group and were sharing, so I got to try quite a broad range of dishes. Even a spring roll, which I would just about never order for myself but they were huge and tasty! You could actually taste the filling... which is rare, as I tend to think of them as crispy deep fried empty calories. All of the food was fresh and flavoursome! In fact I'm in a rush to go back again it was so good and the prices were really affordable, I think the most expensive dish is a seafood one at $13.90!! Standard pork, chicken and beef dishes are just $9 (bargain basement for a city slicker like me). Real standouts were the prawn dishes, the prawns were large and perfectly cooked, popping perfectly in the mouth. Goong Choo Chee (prawns w/ curry and coconut milk) was part way between a wet and dry dish andparticularly impressive.

I had high hopes for this little Chinese take away. I was disappointed…read more They advertise free delivery for within 5km, so out of curiosity (and my usual cheapness) I checked the distance on Google maps. 4.3km. Sweet, we're in. I called up to place our order, then received only a "Thank you, goodbye" in response. No, "So you ordered...." or "So that comes to..." I was a little worried. Half an hour later when the food showed up, we were charged $5 extra than I had calculated. Apparently, we weren't in their approved 5km radius. I get annoyed at stuff like this, especially when I'm hungry and could have got an extra special fried rice with that fiver! But what can you do? I don't think calling up again would achieve anything. So we ate our pad thai and combination chop suey with large special fried rice. The chop suey was tasty enough, but nothing special, and the rice didn't have a lot of flavour (or many ingredients to make it 'special'). The pad thai had melded into clumps, and had little flavour except for spice. What I love most in a good pad thai is its peanut flavour, but there was little here. Overall, a disappointment. We'll have to keep looking for a local favourite take-away.

yea i agree this place is really bad. the service is…read moreextremly bad, even when ringing up on the phone the lady is extremly rude. the establishment is really dirty and grimey, if u saw the place you would xpect them to have a cage full of cats round back. the only thing this place has going for it is that the foods a bit cheaper than average, but having said that..... the quality is well below average.... so seriously font bother going to this disgusting place do yourself a favor and go somewhere rlse or buy a few packs of maggi noodles... u would b better off