I waited in line for 90 minutes tonight to get chips and a burger. Not just any kind of burger...a…read morevegetarian burger. I thought to myself, this better be damn good...AND IT WAS!!! I am the furthest from a vegetarian that you could get (I had ribs for lunch today,) so I was pretty skeptical about how a veggie burger would taste...my skepticism was unfounded because I have to admit it was a pretty good burger. I ordered an original Big Burger meal with no mustard and soy bacon. I thought blasphemy, bacon cannot be soy...but I was the blasphemous one for doubting the Lord (of the Fries.) For the fries I had the original fries (chunky + sweet potato available,) ordered Belgian mayo and Vietnamese mayo (spicy chili) on the side. The Belgian mayo was alright, but the Vietnamese mayo was bomb.com. The fries are double cooked and definitely some of the better fries I've had in Sydney...my favourite fries have been from Ogalo's, but Lord of the Fries gives it a run for its money...I will need to do some more taste testing with their other sauces. If you've been to America, I'd say that Lord of the Fries reminds me of a vegetarian Five Guys since the fries are very similar in taste and quality (minus Cajun fries) and they both offer burgers and hot dogs. The nostalgia may have influenced my review a bit...so take that into consideration. If you don't want to wait in a queue for a super long time, go in the arvo or after their official launch on Aug. 29th. Praise the Lord (of the Fries!!!) ***Update: I went again to try their hot dogs and ordered the Chicago dog. If you're a fan of hot dogs and a carnivore I would skip the hot dog and get the burger, it tastes bland and it's a bit "off," most likely missing the meat taste. If you're a vegetarian and really want a hot dog then order to your hearts content.

3 stars until the results come back from the lab identifying the thing I found in my chips…read more(pictured) Why did I ask for Mexican Sauce? I hate sour cream? Just getting started so I'll go again when the place has settled in .....depending on what the lab finds. I really dont need to find a great hot chip place.

It's so annoying that THIS is the place thats most convenient to my work, because their food is so…read moreblah... but when you're hungry and its 10pm you're super grateful even if its for pseudo soggy pizza.... The people who work behind the counter are lovely.... which I think is probably the only redeeming feature of this place....oh and their late work hours... They're open to 2am - and when you work the hours I do - you give up your "taste" for anything that can fill your belly.... The menu has a range if Italian treats - pizza, pasta and chicken/ steak main meals.... all the food is...fine.... but I've become accustomed to more than fine in Sydney... Sorry guys.... if you weren't close to my office you'd never see me again....

My housemates swear by this place since we live just down the street AND they have free delivery…read more I've only had their pizzas and it's definitely not bad, but I've also been heavily intoxicated when I tried it so my judgment may be a skosh off. This review is for their Chicken Kebab. I wanted lamb, but chicken is the only type of kebab they have. SERVICE: Both employees were busy making pizzas and didn't notice I walked into the restaurant. It took 15mins to get my Chicken Kebab done... That's unusually long for a kebab QUALITY: Below mediocre! The chicken was bland and my veggies were so soggy from the watered down bbq sauce. I was not impressed whatsoever, but forced myself to finish it since I hate throwing away food. VALUE: $8 for a below mediocre kebab is not good value. There's a much better kebab shop near Mamas on Liverpool between Sussex and a George. They have all types of meat! Now I better try the pizzas sober...

Really was looking for a 7-Eleven, Family Mart, or some kind of convenience store for late night…read morefood, junk food, practically anything that would help me sober up. The only place I seen open for business near my hotel was McDonald's. I don't necessarily eat McDonald's when in Sydney, but when the sun is coming up soon, you really have no other choice. Thankfully, it was a walk up restaurant and didn't operate a drive-thru window as most fast food restaurants back home would only operate drive-thru style. Ordered a whole meal and an apple pie for dessert. I was hoping to see something unique about McDonald's in Australia, but the menu seemed similar to ours back home in the U.S. But once I opened up my Big Mac, inside of the box read 100% Angus Beef! Wow, it really tastes better than ours back home! I'm loving it!

You will love it there's so much yummy food there's even a big whopper go eat there nowread more

First Guzman y Gomez I've ever had in the world was right this location. And I wasn't impressed…read more Then this franchise arrived in Japan and changed my opinion after having their gorgeous burrito. And I accidentally came across this location again. And I gave i another try. I don't even remember what I had last time but this "spicy pulled pork burrito" was... gorgeous! I don't know what to call that substance.. Maybe itus?(The Chappelle Show, anyone?) That mildly addictive and super satisfying flavor can be known as "umami"? Anyways, it was full of it. I envy people who work near here for having this place as their lunch option. Should I consider a career change?

Tried again this morning, Sunday, after so terriblly made coffees. Asked for a flat white coffee,…read moregot 1/4 with foam, Indian manager aruged about it, upstart little Australian girl with her nose in the air refuses to help; said ok, i won't aruge and I'll make a complaint online - I said that to end the argument (why are they aruging!?) and felt satisfied about complaining online, And then: Can I have your name sir, the manger? No! Can I have your name to the obnoxious hateful young thing, No!, Can i have the first coffee you made so I can include it with my complaint to G and G, they requre a photo, I think? ... no, says bambi with a stick up her a@; it's our property now. Hard to believe all of this, hey. But it happened. This is Asfhield 2131. No doubt levels of rudeness and food and drink qualities vary - it's a franchise, I think. Lodged a complain with g and g online. don't expect any joy there so bye bye to poor coffee and the rudest service I have ever experienced in my life - I'm a pensioner - and a nice guy, btw. When I mentioned making a complaint Bambi said, go ahead I don't care, it won't make any difference. Nice,

Great place to grab a quick bite if your hungry. My family and I are here visiting on Holiday so I…read moredon't know if the price is good or not, but I thought it was worthThe server was so pleasant, patient, and helpful. The food was delicious! We ordered a variety of everything from hotdog, breakfast sandwich, pull pork sandwich, with all the fixings. Definitely try the mash potatoes and peas with gravy. I don't know if the cold weather had something to do with it, but the warmth of every bite was so wholesome and homey. I can't wait to come back and visit Sydney so I can eat here again!

Ladies, you should watch yourselves at this place. The guys that serve here are a bit cheeky to say…read morethe least. Funny, yes. Professional? Not so much. What makes it worse is the awkwardness when you have to wait for your kebab to be ready, with said cheeky boys grinning from behind the counter. At the top of the escalators when you first enter market city, this kebab shopfront is pretty hard to miss. With the most exposure, you'd think this shop was a better competitor when it comes to food. For a shop that specialises in said kebabs, they really aren't something I'd brag about. I don't know if I'm simply a fussy eater or not, but the beef was dry, the lettuce and tomatoes were falling apart (I don't even want to think about how many times they've been refrigerated), and there was no houmous or barbecue sauce to counter the dryness of the meat. All in all, not my favourite kebab place in the area.

First time we visited Sydney, Australia, I was surprised with how much more expensive everything is…read morehere. Dining out was no exception. Found Mr. Kebabs at Haymarket. Was attracted to it because the food looked good and the prices were lower than most other places. Placed our order and waited for our number to be called. We shared the Chicken Kebab and Mixed Kebab. Tasted mediocre, and I left full. An A-Ok choice.

Fork and Grind is a bit off the beaten path, but a delicious treat! The coffee is the best around…read morethis neck of the woods, and the food is even better. They offer breakfast and sandwiches, plus some pastries. The almond gluten free pastry is super yum and not too sweet, and the egg breakfasts are bigger and better than expected! Oh and best part: they are completely allergen friendly! Not only do they offer yummy gluten free and dairy free options, but they remember things that most cafes forget when it comes to food allergies (ie not to butter your toast if you order a soy coffee). I don't yet know the owner's name, but he is a lovely fellow and is truly interested in getting to know his customers. He remembers me and my job and I've only been in a few times!! 10/10 - try this place!!

Great food and great service! They always remember my name and already know what I'm ordering the…read moresecond I step in! Blueberry bagel and a milkshake

Had 1 rice ball & 3 RiceTriangle. Each rice ball cost $6 and you can choose 1 of 5 rice types…read more(purple rice, red rice, multi-wheat rice, embryo rice, multi-grain rice) with 5 toppings. For the rice ball, I selected purple rice, seaweed, corn, roast pork, vege shrimp and bamboo shoots. Purple rice is nice. Seaweed absolutely goes very well with rice ball since it's a bit similar to sushi (the different is you can you your toppings and it's a bigger portion). Only the bamboo shoots cannot go along with the rice ball. I may come back for other combination. I got tuna corn mayo, bacon & egg, vege shrimp for RiceTriangle. They are not really special. It's OK. Rice ball is more interesting!