It was so yummy and I have told all my friends about it and they love it too…read more I go there every weekend and there is great service especially when they gave me a free ice c

Everything on the menu is delicious with a lot of small dishes to choose from to a large meal…read more Friday nights get very busy so I suggest making reservations if you don't want to wait in line for up to 30 mins. Like the title suggests most of the dishes are mostly revolve around sweet dishes which makes it a refreshing change.

This venue seems to be a hit with the young romantics. Even the music sets the mood…read more Joking aside, the two desserts ordered (a mango pomelo sago with green tea ice cream and a black glutinous rice with sea coconut jelly with coconut milk) was alright. At best average. Maybe next time I'll have to try their shaved ice dessert. Their pop corn is a hit though. Nearly every table there ordered their pop corn chicken. Tastes just like how mum used to make them. Cash only venue.

Very busy and popular bakery and restaurant. Reservations are strongly advised on the weekends…read more I get it that they are busy but the waiter for our table was a little rude to my family when we requested more plates and utensils. Food was great and the bakery items look delicious but service was lacking.

Imagine this? The sun is shining, there is laughter and chatter all round and you're in one of the…read morebusiest places in Oakleigh for lunch. You couldn't ask for more, right? We stopped for a bite to eat and nestled amongst the other diners. There was nothing around to say wait to be seated, but I thought I'd double check after we'd sat ourselves down. The team gave me a quick dismissive, it's fine we'll be over soon. It would appear the definition of soon can vary. But that aside, we ordered. And to be honest, then came another very long wait. I was a little disappointed with my order of calamari - I thought with it being a Greek establishment it would be delivered in the traditional style. But this was not to be (I should have checked). Having said that it was an enjoyable meal and I certainly got some assistance from Master 1 with the chips. He devoured the children's pancake and inhaled my chips - so he was happy. If you're not time poor this would be a great spot for a lazy lunch. But certainly not somewhere I'd take children due to the wait times. When going in to pay you get to admire their sweets and there is something in there to suit every sweet tooth. Enjoy.

We have been told to place an order at least 2 hours before picking up and we did. Don't expect…read moregood coustomer services ( remember natizi's soup from sanfield NYC ). Howaver The konafah is worth it enjoy

Delicious food, very friendly staff who clearly take pride in their restaurant. Try to cheeses…read moredessert, OMG yum! I will be back!

Overall pretty good. Almost almost gave it a lower score over the chocolate pancakes. These are not…read morepancakes it's like eating chocolate cake and unless that's what you want don't order it. Eggs, sausage bacon and regular pancakes are great. Orange juice was truly fresh squeezed and delicious.

We are big fans of the pancake house in Adelaide so we decided to try the pancake parlour while we…read moreare visiting Victoria and thankfully we were right next to one. Pulling up there was a moment of confusion with some badly signposted disabled parking spots - we weren't sure if we were in one or not, so we moved. We went in and we were greeted by our waiter who took us up the back to a booth and grabbed a high chair for Boo. Unfortunately boo was in a bad mood and was crying a little so Brendon took her for a walk around while we waited for our food. I felt very uncomfortable as I felt like the waiter kept glaring at us as she walked past and I felt like she was trying to get us to move along. My cheese and potato pancake was yummy and hubby's choc fudge stack looked great (although I thought $5 for fudge was a bit rich!)

No obvious signs or bright lights…read more Sitting near the corner of Waverley and Warrigul Road, boy am I glad to have stumbled upon this place. With both indoor and outdoor seating, this small restaurant welcomes people of all sorts and has Japanese beer on tap! Wooden chairs and tables with menus on wooden boards, Cafe Carpenter combines Japanese and Korean flavours and does it well! I have found a quiet hideaway near home!

Oh..where to begin. Korean, Japanese and everything in between, the sheer variety is a bit…read moreoverwhelming at first. If I could order everything I just might. Normally I am a bit skeptical about places with too many choices, but at this place they do not disappoint. If you are looking for a friendly neighborhood restaurant and drinking place (Like an Asian Fushion Cheers?), but maybe are unsure of what you want, but just know that you want good food, then Cafe Carpenter is the place for you. It is not easy to find a place with a classically trained chef from Japan and someone who also actually lived and breathed the Korean street food scene. Food wise, from the LA Ribs, to the Donkatsu, and Takoyaki everything is excellent and authentic. Wide selection of alcoholic drinks, coffee, as well as desserts. The pricing is also very reasonable for comparable quality. While the quality, variety and service were all excellent, the one thing that stood out most for me was the friendliness and warmth of the owners and staff. I highly recommend.

Having lived in Greece and worked as a waiter for years there, I tend to be quite picky with Greek…read moreplaces l. We ordered the melomakarona, zambonituropita, mpougatsa, Fredo cappuccino and a frappe.. everything was great however the Fredo cappuccino was not like the ones I would get in Greece, it was more like a milkshake with coffee, so if you are expecting the Greek style one.. don't get this. For people who have never had one, this is unique enough. The melomakarona had a feeling that were dry, Although they weren't cause they had plenty of honey in them, it was just the texture of them that makes them feel this way. Again being spoiled by Greek ones. For anyone who isn't spoiled by having them in Greece, they room love them. The mpougatsa and zamponoturopita are just as good as they are in Greece. And the waiters were all amazing to talk to even though they were very busy they would stop and chat quickly with you and only half I spoke to were Greek, but all could pronounce Greek dishes perfectly and we're all great waiters.. something I miss from my days as a waiter in Greece. Cause in the US I feel they aren't as good as the ones here (or in Greece ;)). If i lived near here, I would go here often and have a frappe. Definitely worth checking out.

Best frappe I've had in awhile !!! Be sure to add the ice cream!! There cakes are amazing as well…read more Always busy. The go to are their green donuts!!

Really great house made treats and ice creams of all imaginable varieties and catering to most any…read moredietary restrictions. Nicely appointed, a great variety of desserts and everything is really well (and even sustainably) made. A great place! And... Bistro Morgan donuts!