Feast @ East is one of the takeaway stands at Victoria Gardens Food Court. Obviously, being a food…read morecourt takeaway I didn't have high hopes so the food cannot be compared to more high quality Malaysian restaurants, but it was still a decent meal. Customer Service: They're fairly nice, albeit a tad bit clueless and their English isn't very good. However, this is pretty much the typical Asian establishment so you cannot really fault them. Food: They have already pre-made food in hot plates and you can choose your own combos. Try the Malaysian Chicken Curry - it's like Nasi Lemak chicken and it's pretty good for the cheap prices. In combination with rice or whatever else you choose, you can get a decently cheap and filling meal at the end of it. --- Feast @ East is nothing to rave about being from the mediocre Victoria Gardens Food Court, but it stands out at a great place you can get cheap Malaysian from to fill your tummy.

Patch cafe use to be an amazing place to get a coffee or a great breakfast. However since the…read moreowners have sold up and the new owners have taken over, things have gone downhill very quickly. Coffee isn't great any more and the food is terrible.

I love Patch and the delicious range on offer. I always go for the Chilli eggs, I should really go…read morefor something else, but why change it up when it's always delicious. My partner in crime tends to go for the eggs bene - the best he's had apparently. Light beautiful Benedict, it does look delicious. There is one waitress that is absolutely fabulous - she has an English accent. My experience is always a zillion times better when she is around. Patch to me is everything breakfast should be, delicious, filling without the carb overload.

For those of you wanting a cheap authentic Chinese experience at a relatively cheap price go here…read more Everything is typical Chinese no frills ranging from the service to the plastic bowls. The food is decent and little different - try the lamb dumplings... For those of you that know your dumps they're usually made from pork.

The food here is fab, full of flavour! A friend introduced me to this place and now I'm a regular…read more I pretty much always get the lunch meal deal, chilli lamb and cumin bun/burger with some spicy cold noodles.

This quaint thai restaraunt is amazing. The service was…read morequick and friendly even with lessons teaching us how to pronounce the food. The food arrived really quickly and tasted amazing. I am looking forward to coming back here. If your in the lower plenty area, put this restaraunt on your bucket list.

A one off visit was a very rewarding meal. We ate the…read morebanquet which had a great selection of foods. All cooked very nicely and overall a great meal. Service was fast although there were some minor issues possibly due to our group size. The restarant is super busy and quite noisy, a really lively atmosphere. Check out the bathrooms as well, not often you see an indoor fernary and bathroom combined.

Now, this is one of those more traditional fish and chip shops, but then again which one isn't…read more I've actually been here a couple of times, the first time when I had just arrived in Melbourne, and the second time when I was meeting up with friends for a barbeque, and decided to bring some chips. Well, there is a reason for that and that is that their chips are actually pretty awesome. If fact they are so good we came back for a second lot.

So I stepped of the 86 tram on the way to Terra Madre but didn't want to risk shopping while hungry…read moreso I dropped in to this great suburban fish and chips shop. Its the sort of place where you can get a piece of battered fish and a generous serve of crisp and crunchy chips rapped in paper for just over $10. What I found most interesting was that this place also offered gluten free options, though only at non-peak times, but I thought the consideration for their customers was worth noting. Like any good fish and chip shop, there is a selection of fish and seafood to choose from plus those little sweet extra's such as banana and pineapple fritters. Yum.

The sign out the front said "menu changing soon", is that a good thing or bad? My mind was racing…read moreas I considered the pros and cons (is the current menu no good? New management?) Anyway after speaking with the friendly staff I was told that the chef fancies trying something new, more modern and more seasonal .. all sound promising to me. The cafe on a quiet residential side street is simple, unpretentious. The staff are friendly and it's an unhurried relaxing space with concrete floors, off white walls, indoor plants, large tables and a book shelves. Short black had a good flavour, enjoyable if a little weak and I would've preferred hotter. For food I went with the Pea smash. The busy plate arrived with a generous portion of bacon that was well cooked and tasty. The hash was over seasoned for mine. However the star of the dish is the smashed pea which had a beautiful texture, light and fresh. Sitting on top was a poached egg .. well cooked, I liked the radish too. Will be interesting to see what the change of menu yields, I hear they're toying with the idea of a vegan cafe with the option of adding non vegan extras - regardless if you're in the area worth a visit. Newspapers - yes Music - upbeat and bubbling away nicely in the background

Really good coffee and food, however very slow service, so just go if you want to chill and you're…read morenot really in a big hurry. Staff is very friendly as well :)

I've been told for a while now to enjoy a nice meal here, and I finally had the chance for a late…read morelunch. I selected their 'from the sea' lunch menu for just $17. Soup was a lovely start to a winters day meal. I wasn't disappointed with the lovely tasting main either. Everything was at a high standard. Service was friendly. Atmosphere was welcoming. Menu was extensive and I'll be back for sure to try more next time!

Clean, simple and well priced-2 of us ate here last Friday night and we thoroughly enjoyed our…read moreexperience. Remember to look on the specials board when you arrive as half of what we ordered to share was from the blackboard and the dishes were oh so delicious. -Hamachi seared scallops and scallops on nigiri: smokey and fresh -Thin waygu slices on silken tofu: refreshing on the palate -Seared moment tofu and miso infused eggplant: I pretty much gobbled this one up by myself -Tuna sashimi with soy and wasabi dressing: dressing may be a bit strong for some however I would have preferred to have an additional kick! I must say the food is better than the service as the waiter's did not seem to know what to call each dish when they served but it attempted to describe them to us however I would return as the service was still friendly.

I've only been here once and the staff are very nice and i would have given this cafe a higher…read morerating if it wasn't for the bland coffee and the rude owner whom was impolite, aswell as impatient. If he is not there and the coffe is better next time i pass through i shall give them a higher rating.

This is our neighborhood cafe. I am here every weekend and possibly during the week for coffee. I…read morehave not eaten here but I routinely see the same people here so it must be okay. Personally, the competition for coffee is pretty high in this intersection so I find their blend is pretty good. Enough to come in each weekend. If I had a petty complaint is that I have come in here every weekend for about 2 years and I se to be the only patron they DON'T know by name. Maybe I'll earn that honor soon???