The food here is amazing. Have been here a couple of times and have loved every bite. We stopped…read morefor lunch and had the 5 selection deal for $32 per person. You get to choose 5 plates from the menu and they come out tapas style so a share plate. There are so many great choices on the menu to choose from. But sharing the 5 plates is enough for you to feel satisfied with out being overly full. Every plate was a delight and the accompanying salads were light and refreshing. I especially lives the tempura eggplant dish with the green mango salad with chilli it was delicious. The crying Tiger was also amazing with the wagyu and the spicy citrus dipping sauce. It's to die for as is the sticky pork belly The staff were great they were attentive and happy to explain any part of the menu we were unsure about. Also very friendly and made sure we were happy with everything. I will be back here for sure pity it's so far away for us but it's a good place to look forward to coming back for a great feed.

This was the best kebab I've ever bit into. Ratio of meat to toppings was perfection and sauce…read moreselection is plentiful. Garlic sauce highly recommended. 10/10 would bite again.

This place is amazing! Worked for 3 weeks just around the corner. Kept coming back for lunch after…read morethe first time. Prices are reasonable, and everything we tried was amazing.

Ordered Har mee. Very quick service and delicious food! Place is very busy at lunch time and WEHI…read morestaff love this place!

- make that resey we went in and were seats were too full…read morefor the night - tasty wines - good shrimp - like the steak - I really liked the salad - dark environment males for a great date night

Had a family dinner here recently, cant really fault the restaurant at all, whilst not a large menu…read moreit had variety, fantastic drinks menu, staff were exceptional and pretty reasonably priced. The slightest criticism could be directed at the chairs, they weren't very comfortable

I was a phene for pho in my university days - my housemate introduced me to my first bowl of…read moresteaming Vietnamese deliciousness at the tender age of 21. How I lived without it for all those years, I don't know. Thank gosh for friendship. Good Days is a hip new Vietnamese eatery in Brunswick that I wish existed in my neighbourhood. It's a cozy and welcoming reprieve from the bustle of the street, and a great mid-week dinner. I was catching up with an old friend, and we nabbed two bar seats which was a good life choice as you can watch the chefs prepare the food as you await your food coma. The menu is short and sweet featuring four Vietnamese classics (pho, rice paper rolls, chicken rice, and noodle salad) but with a point of difference. The impressive twist? Good Days is vegan-friendly and all the meat is ethically sourced - unheard of, I know! The free range pork is from McIver Farm Foods, the free range chicken is from Milawa Farms, the pasture raised organic beef is from Creighton Creek and Australian prawns are from North Queensland. Now for the real 'jump on your chair' moment - they have vegan pho! The aromatic vegetable broth (shiitake mushroom and kombu base) was exceptional, and the grilled and braised Asian mushrooms on top gave a 'meaty' vegetarian touch to the dish. My friend got the pork and prawn noodle salad with homemade rice paper rolls and we both agreed we could drink a gallon of the nuoc cham sauce it comes with. I have a weakness for rice paper rolls and highly recommend the mushroom and tofu vegan entree. The drinks menu features coconut water, Vietnamese iced coffee and jasmine tea. Speak to the staff if you're gluten-free and they will happily help you out. Good Days is an undersell - it's more like Great Nights and life-changing mushroom pho!

Disclaimer: I know Nam personally (the mastermind who created Good Days Brunswick). We went to…read moreVietnamese school together back in the "good old days" when you could get a solid Banh Mi for 2 bucks at lunchtime (sold out of an esky by a little VN granny). Long story short, Nam is a quiet achiever and nothing has changed. Continue to read my food review if you like. As I was visiting from outta town, I just had to skip my usual "benchmark dish" the Beef Pho and went straight to this mysterious Mushroom Pho. I must say I am converted. GDB use fresh succulent mushies. My fav is the innoki and the 2 slices of char grilled oyster mushroom cooked before me. The way it is beautifully presented reminded me of a scene from the 1985 Ramen movie "Tampopo." And just like in the movie, I caressed those 2 slices of oyster mushroom in that beautiful dark kombu broth and whispered "I shall meet you towards the end and eat you". One final note that sums up this dish is "delicate". I am not sure if pho from VN is delicate because of the portion size, the price or the way it is cooked. All I know is modern Aussie pho often lacks the subtlety of its motherland origins. In creating something unique, GDB is actually paying homage to an iconic dish. Pro tip: if you like the whole slow eating concept, I suggest you sit at the bar and kindly ask the chef to blanch your bean sprouts. This will help retain the temperature of your broth and you can savour every last drop, piping hot 'til you hit the spot. I also had the Saigon samurai beer which is ?locally brewed beer on tap. It is a light beer very similar to a 333 or Saigon bia (all it needs is some ice cubes and it's like being back in VN). Finally, I really wish someone else would create their version of this Mushroom Pho dish and battle Nam and his GDB team because then it would actually become something (just like in Japan you have different ramen based on different regions).

When it comes to Indian food, I totally dig this place. Their food is freaking delicious…read more The setting might not be all funky and fancy (it's a strange array of pink and gray furniture) but it doesn't matter when once your meal comes. My personal favorite on the menu are the tandoori aloo which are amazing stuffed potatoes in a yogurt sauce with ginger and garlic. They do a real mean tandoori chicken tikka and you gotta try the beef kashmiri although the vindaloo will knock your socks off. Their menu is big- with butter chicken to rogan josh and deserts to top you off as well as a good choice of vegetarian dishes. Make sure you get some those golden balls of syrupy goodness more commonly known as gulab jamun, they're SO GOOD. Oh, and this place is both eat in and take away so you can enjoy there or at home!

Lucky enough to live around the corner from this place and it's become our regular that never…read moredisappoints. From the outside it looks quite unimposing, but step inside and you'll be in for a treat. At the start of each meal they bring out papadam which are fresh and light, but the best bit is the accompanying mint raita. We're addicted to this stuff and always ask for more to accompany the rest of the meal. The curries are all full of flavour, and super fresh. We've recently discovered the fish curry which sees a delicate white fish cooked in a beautiful tomato based sauce. Oh - and you can't go past the samosas. At only $4.50 for 2, they are large and fluffy - add some of that mint raita and you can't go wrong!

Great, cheap take away pizza!! Always fresh made to order with lots of cheese and traditional…read morecrust. There are tons of pizza places to order from nearby that also deliver but I'll always call Papas and walk down any day. The Giuseppes Special is a fav!! The shop front may not look like much but they always put a lot of love into every pizza.

Hmmmm... Pizza is my favorite comfort food and this is my closest joint, but I'm not a fan…read more It has an extensive menu of options, but the pizzas just don't cut it. Too soggy, too salty, too long to wait.

Lovely staff! Went about two months ago and they're so friendly and accommodating when ordering a…read morevegan pizza :) They have some really awesome deals for those who eat meat (like chips, 4 wings and a drink for $10) Vegan pizza wasn't bad, don't order the ham it tastes like the vegan version of uncooked spam hahah but otherwise really yum and the staff totally made my day

The best pizza I've had in Melbourne. Eat Pizza has vegan cheese as well as a variety of vegetarian…read moretoppings including faux salami and ham. Their marinara sauce is perfect-rich tomato flavors and perfect level of spice. Flavorful and fresh without being overly greasy. For a large loaded with vegan toppings, the price was just over $20, with delivery. The pizza was delivered in under 30 minutes and the delivery guy was really nice. Highly recommended.

I feel like I am pretty spoiled for choice when it comes to great Thai food in my 'hood and now I…read morehave yet another addition to add to the list - Welcome Thai on Street. Thai on Street makes mention on the exterior of the venue that they are Thai 'fine dining' however, they really aren't - and that's probably for the better. It's a cosy, simple venue with some pretty spectacular food. The small restaurant was packed late on a Sunday night while the competitors that surround them where empty - do I bother even writing anymore? We ordered the entree 'basket', which offered one item of each of the entrees - fish cake, money bag, spring roll, curry puff and prawn spring roll. All were delicious but the money bags were a particular standout - I might just order them the next time. For mains we shared a classic Thai beef salad, which - be warned - packs a serious chilli punch! However it was balanced out by the fresh mint and tangy dressing - a really great salad. We finished with a red duck curry, which was served atop a single tealight candle - unnecessary but a gorgeous way of serving the dish! It had some incredible flavour and really hit the spot, however a dash more duck and a splash less liquid would have made it an "I'm ordering this every time" kinda dish. The perfect spot if you're after an easy after-work dinner.

Tried this local restaurant based on the high rating on here…read more The menu is extensive and all sounded good. I went for a dish called Pad Ped Yang from the hot plate section of the menu with a coconut rice. The dish had duck (cooked beautifully) and veggies. There wasn't as much flavour to the dish as I'd hoped but was still enjoyable. Service was quick and friendly. The restaurant itself was very busy for mid week (always a good sign) and I loved the Photos of Thailand on the walls. Loved the sign in the toilet door too (see photo). It made me feel like I was in Thailand again with the poorly translated signs I'll go back to the restaurant and try a fish dish or curry next time I think.

Firstly, being forced to order everything through QR code on your phone makes a terrible dining…read moreexperience. It isn't fun for the technically un-savvy nor for anyone who wants an actually pleasent evening where they and their companions aren't forced to be on the phone constantly. Why has this horrible trend taken off? I fail to understand how it reduces covid risk. But anyway, onto the rest of the info... Food was ok, nothing exceptional and tended to err on the too spicy side so beware if you can't handle your chilli. Portions are large for sharing which we did not know of course (since you can't actually interact with wait staff) so ended up with a large excess of food I won't be going back

This place is basically an old school beer hall, and while at first it looks like a restaurant, it…read moreis actually a lot more than that as down the side you have your typical side rooms like those you would find in your average hipster bar. Actually, that is what makes this place so cool, especially since there are a number of rooms upstairs with some quite comfy seats. The fact that it was quiet when I was there adds to the charm of the place. While there is an outdoor area, it is mainly for the smokers, and not really a place where you can sit down. Oh, and as is typical with Brunswick there are also quite a few craft beers available.