Went there on the weekend. omg horrible food. like how can you get gyros wrong when you have a…read morebusiness in Oakleigh. It had no flavour, mountains of meat but the smallest amount of tzaztiki and even the chips were bad - tasted like they had fried fish and then reused the oil for my chips. Don't bother with this place doesn't compare to whats around

Dinner was underwhelming. The slow-cooked pork needed another couple of hours at least. And fried…read morecabbage as accompaniment? Really? The three dips were okay - how do does one go wrong - but the baked bread was obviously left over. The lamb souvlaki was okay. Could be juicier. Generally, there are better places along Eaton. Sorry.

We had dinner at Meat Me Souvlakeri during our recent trip to the land down under and thoroughly…read moreenjoyed the experience. The vibe is lively and warm -- exactly what you'd expect from an authentic Greek spot in Oakleigh's Eaton Mall. There's a great buzz with plenty of chatter and energy, making it perfect for a casual dinner with friends or family. Whether you're seated indoors or outside, the atmosphere feels welcoming, relaxed, and social -- the kind of place where you instantly feel comfortable. Service was friendly and generally prompt, even on a busy night. Our food came out quickly, and the staff were attentive throughout the meal. While we've heard it can slow down during peak times, that wasn't our experience at all -- we felt well looked after. The food was the real standout. Greek classics like the gyro and souvlaki were packed with flavor, served in generous portions, and paired with super fresh pita bread. The mixed grill and meat skewers were juicy, well-seasoned, and cooked just right. The dips, especially the tzatziki, added a perfect creamy balance. Portions are hearty and satisfying -- come hungry. While not every dish was flawless, the overall quality and flavor easily made up for it. All in all, it's a fantastic spot for casual Greek food with solid service and a vibrant atmosphere. We'd absolutely return to try more from the menu.

Overall this place is quite consistent in terms of quality and flavour. I wouldn't say it's the…read morebest but is good! I tend to stick to the gyros plates as the bread is a bit too much but on the odd occasion after a "few" drinks nothing beats it. Wholesome hearty goodness !!!!

Felt jibbed afterwards. Not as great as it looked or smelt. saw a waiting queue ... Place was…read morepacked no seating left. Ordered take away. meat didnt have the burnt crisp bits or charcoal flav. oh well. Got another 3 or more to try in the area! :) I'm gonna get dooooo phiiiiiiiat afterwards!

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.

Samsara was my first experience eating Lebanese style food. The Mediterranean based menu is on the…read morespicy side, which I love, and the dishes on offer range from goat, to chicken or lamb, right through to vegetarian options. I had a lamb fillet which was served with Lebanese potato and vegetables. I wasn't quite sure what to expect taste wise, but it reminded me of Greek cuisine with a little more spice. The lamb was beautifully tender, it practically melted in my mouth. The prices are quite high, with the mains averaging around the $30-35 mark. As nice as I thought the meal was I find it hard to rationalize spending so much when I can get a decent curry and rice for under $10 near by.

There was a group of 6 of us, so we went for the banquet. Looking at the extensive menu, it…read morerepresented good vale for money. The atmosphere was warm and spacious and relatively quiet with low level pleasant background music. The dips and falafel were authenticl. Unfortunately, the duck was not crispy and was overlooked for my liking. The Lebanese sausages were delicious and the squid tender and spicy. A raft of small serving yummy desserts completed the meal. There were several other groups at the restaurant which stayed open while we talked out the issues of the day. I would go back again should the opportunity arise.

The place is cosy, casual, neat and clean. The food was…read moregreat! For a casual meal during the wk or for lunch is great. No frills included.

Dont bother the two sisters are the pits they should not be running this place went friday night…read morehad the worst experience with the cow ,,,,food was over cooked and tasteless,

I was looking forward to trying Mykonos because I'd heard it was really good and I love Greek food…read more When walking in, I thought we were in for a real treat because the restaurant decor is very authentic and looks just like I've seen places in Mykonos look. There's even a beautiful outdoor setting whereby you'd never know you were in Melbourne and not in Greece itself. There was initially a few issues with which table we were at. We shifted three times. Annoying. But the staff were friendly and took our orders correctly and the food came out in good timing. The pita bread that came out with the entree, however, was hard and almost stale. I didn't think to complain about it because I guess each place has their own recipe. When more pita bread came out with the main meal, it was softer and fresh. It made me think the entree pita was actually from the day before and they were getting rid of it. It was horrible. However, the tarama was delicious! I just slathered more of it onto the bread to compensate for the dry and stale taste. A big pet peeve of mine is when main meals come out while you're still going with entree. Such was the case here. You don't know where to put the current food and you feel rushed. I hate it and it was a big let down. The main portions are huge, so keep that in mind when ordering. The food was ok (their chips were INCREDIBLE). It wasn't bad, but just wasn't as tasty as other Greek restaurants. Overall, I would recommend it here if you're in the area and other places are full. If you want to have a good conversation with your friends/family etc, this may not be the place for you as they have live music as well and it made conversation quite difficult. In all honesty, I'm glad I've tried it here, but it's not my favourite and I feel it's never a good thing when the decor trumps the actual meal itself. Parking isn't too difficult, and pricing is reasonable for what you get, but for me, there are other restaurants I'd go back to sooner than returning here.