Wow, can't believe no one has written a review about this place…read more Look no further if you want Pho or Combination Rice. I've been searching far and wide for the best Pho and Combo Rice in Adelaide for over 15 years. I believe this is it. You're not going to get silver service here, but the quality of the food is going to be second to none. Their X-Large combination Pho is large enough for you to take a bath in..... Lots of side veggies to go with and plenty of meat, tendon and tripe. Sure, you can leave all those things out and get just beef, but it definitely ain't as tasty. Combination broken rice, what can I say, but they certainly have the best Pork Chops. Roast pork skin/crackling is always crispy. Seriously, look no further, just go there and try those dishes, and I'm sure you'll bump into me there either on a Saturday or Sunday.

With most of the patrons being Vietnamese you know it passes as Authentic…read more Easy on the budget, mains average $10.

If you're looking for tasty Chinese take away, then give Choy Inn Chinese Take Away a go. Their…read morebest dishes are their : special fried rice, satay chicken/beef, black bean beef/chicken, lemon chicken, king prawn garlic, Singapore and Hokkein noodles. Their satays and springs rolls are also all home made, which makes it taste even better. People have actually just bought their "home made" satay sauce to add to their rice. It's THAT good! Walking into the shop, it doesn't look flashy at all. However, what you're there for is the food. And this shop impresses with their food. Maybe a bit pricier than other shops, but the ingredients used are all high quality. Compared to other Chinese take away restaurants that use mid-range quality ingredients, Choy Inn Chinese produces great tasting food with great ingredients. They also don't use MSG, which is a bonus. They do get quite busy on Fridays-Sundays, so waiting time will possibly be extended. They are also closed on Tuesdays. I strongly recommend this Take Away, as it is easily the best Chinese take away in Adelaide.

I feel bad for Enjoy Inn, being adjacent to the wildly popular Ngi Ngan Quan. The day we went there…read morewe were actually going to NNQ but the line outside was insane, so we thougth we'd try out Enjoy Inn instead, which looked promising from the outside. Inside however, the decor wasn't anything delightful. It looked like it wasn't thought of very well, with patchwork decoration that don't really gel well together. Service was lacklustre. The girls that served us weren't attentive and were more keen to go about doing their own business than keep an eye on the floor. The girl who served us was extremely lovely and nice, but she did not know the menu at all. Upon asking for one of the dishes, she even asked us how to spell the dish. I'm sorry but you work at the restaurant! You should know this! That itself spelt disaster straightaway. We got the Mapo Tofu (which she couldn't spell), the vegetarian omelette and a soup. They looked like they had been thrown together without much thought. The flavours were lacking and everything was bland - they all tasted the same after a while, which is not what you want in a restaurant. It wasn't bad by any means, it just wasn't anything special. Overall, unless NNQ next door is bursting again, I won't be returning to Enjoy Inn.

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

Well... it's not exactly riverside at all. It's around the block from the river facing away from…read morethe river... but yeah... Not only is it around the block, but it's not very noticeable where it is located, and I had to look twice before I saw it. The first thing I did was to check out the menu out the front of the restaurant. And the prices!!! Oh my... they're rather expensive. You're looking at just shy of $20 for a meal. In Chinatown you can get a nice meal for around half the price. I hopes the food would match the prices, and to be honest the bar was set pretty high at $17.50 for a satay chicken. To be honest the food was actually pretty decent. The thing is that both Chinatown and Port Adelaide are roughly the same distance away from my house. Given the option I'd head to the CBD any day. Good but not worth the high price.

Absolutely brilliant. I visited the restuarant over a year ago when I came down from Townsville,…read moreit was great then when I took my mother and sister there for a meal. I came down again for mom's 90th and we went there with the whole family (8). Meals were brilliant, service was brilliant, atmosphere was brilliant. We had Gordan and Lan sit with us for the birthday cake and we wer enjoying their company so much we asked their kids to join us. Prices seemed right, but the standard of food is well above your usual Chinese restuarant standard. Well worth the trip from anywhere for a meal of such a high standard. I will be a regular whenever I am in Adelaide. Again, absolutely BRILLIANT!!!!

Came in with absolutely zero expectations (which is what you should do to any place tbh,…read morepre-judgement can be dangerous sometimes) and came out feeling satisfied. Sure the building is stuck in the 70s and probably needs a facelift badly, and sure it looks dodgy as from the outside and you've never heard of it or know anyone who's been there to vouch for it but give it a chance because it is actually not too bad. Nothing mindblowingly amazing, but it was such a pleasant surprise that it gets my thumbs up. Don't order the drinks though they're pricey!

Great yum cha place with excellent customer service. Will visit again shortly.read more

Cam wah is a fast casual local adelaide gem! Come here for breakfast and lunch since they open from…read more9am-3pm. There is a ample parking to the left of the restaurant. Utensils and water are self serve. Service is fast and friendly. Shout out to Thanh! I first tried cam wah with my family and had to come back a second time as soon as I got back into adelaide. I ordered the Chinese curlers and mi viet tiem. Chinese curlers/donuts: (9/10) the crispiest and freshest I've ever had Mi viet tiem:(9/10) a duck egg noodle soup with fall off the bone duck leg meat. The portion of duck this dish comes with is generous. I like to season the broth with additional soy, lemon, white pepper and chili pepper. Bonus points for accepting card and Apple Pay. I highly recommend trying this restaurant if you are a duck meat lover.

Small, cosy & basic restaurant with the emphasis on great food at affordable prices :) Had the egg…read morenoodle soup with steamed duck, omg the duck was so tender & soup so so nice! The Chinese savory pancake was great too and was nice with soup. Seafood Laksa was nice for those who don't mind spice. Highly recommend!

One could be forgiven for not noticing this Chinese restaurant on Main North Road, at the busy…read moreintersection of Main North and Regency Roads. Not much to look at on the outside (that's if you Notice it at all!) and th inside has had the same decor for the last 20+ plus years, but the food is without fault! An extensive menu filled with endless possibilities- including approx. 8 items under the vegetarian main section! Food is always spectacular with prompt and friendly service. The hot citrusy towels at the end of your meal are the icing on the cake!

This has been my favourite place for Chinese food for as long as I have known,…read more They have been open for 20+ years and they have made fantastic food for all those years and hopefully for many more to come The place looks unfortunately very dismal from outside however once you walk inside, you are treated to a classic interior, large tables, huge fish tank, and great service The food itself is always good, high quality meat and sauces, I've tried most of the menu and I haven't found anything I haven't enjoyed I can recommend the honey chicken (always a favourite), BBQ honey pork and their special fried rice is very tasty Even the desserts are great, not exactly dessert bar quality, my favourite is the deep fried ice cream, and it's a must try And to finish it all off, you get a steaming lemon scented hand towel to freshen up as an added extra after the meal

One look in the window is all it takes to know that this is the real thing. It is very basic in…read moredecor and very busy in customers. We leapt in for lunch and were swiftly seated and served. Asking which of the dishes were specialty of the house, I was guided to pork rice noodle or pho. Chose the pho and was soon swooning. It is all about the stock and this was just perfect, light and beefy with a beautiful breath of anise. Adding the Thai basil, lime, coriander, diced chilli and bean sprouts it was gorgeous albeit the broad rice noodles are a bit slippery. The beef was pink, delicate and generous. As pho goes, it was up among the best. My companion had the Laksa which was also exceptionally good. Not too heavy. A trace of sweetness and a tiny ting of sour. Lots of goodies in among the noodles. He said it was the best he's had. No wonder the place is doing a roaring trade.

Went here for Lunch with colleagues as they were already big fans and after squeezing my way down…read morethe tiny corridor after entering from the back, I was impressed with the little place. The place is clean, food is cheap and really yummy! What more do you want?!