Yesterday I had lunch with another couple at this restaurant. We were impressed by the quality of…read morethe food. The restaurant looks out over the water and the atmosphere and service was nice. The food pricing is reasonable. Our mains averaged about $25 per meal. At the time of writing this restaurant is open for lunch from Wednesday to Sunday.

Classic Italian hospitality with a fresh menu. It's busy, noisy and friendly, like all family run…read morerestaurants. Great place for family and friends to relax and enjoy themselves without the pretentiousness of the inner city hipster restaurants which offer similar dining at higher prices. If your the last table to leave don't be surprised if your host sits down with you to enjoy a glass and chat.

I live around the corner from the place so I was a little surprised to find a new restaurant opened…read morewithout the usual advertisement prior to opening night. I went for a little walk to find out more about this place - it appears to be a cafe by day and a Malaysian restaurant by night (and for lunch). Unusual indeed! What the heck, I thought, may as well try it and support the local businesses. A friend and I called the mobile numbers listed on the window to make a reservation. On the night, I have to say I had some reservations... there were no customers inside the restaurant at all. Compared to its neighbouring restaurant, Thai Herb which was quite packed, this place looked far from inviting; but we had already booked and why not try something new? Thank goodness we went! Not only because it would have been extremely rude not to turn up, but it was a very pleasant meal! We had some spring rolls for entree, they weren't the best spring rolls I've had but it's pretty hard to go wrong with them so no complaints there. The real exciting dish was their Beef Rendang - definitely one of the better Rendangs I've had in Canberra and their Sambal proved to be quite tasty as well! The service was friendly, if a little awkward. It could have been the owner who served us (the cafe/restaurant, I believe, is owned by the same people as the antiques store next door) and I have a feeling she new to this whole waiting business. It was more endearing than anything else really though. I explained to her that I had not heard anything about the place, and it was only by chance that I noticed it when I was driving down that road. I definitely hope more people hear about it and visit it - a real local gem! We were surprised by the total of the bill - it turns out they are having a May (2012) special - so head in quickly for a rather tasty, authentic, but affordable Malaysian meal :)

Disgusting - my wife and I agreed it was bin worthy non edible - threw in the bin. Very ordinaryread more

Very tasty and portion size is decent. Not drenched in oil like some other Turkish restaurants.read more

A pretty good Persian restaurant with a pretty good food and friendly staff. Food was great and…read morefresh. The apple tea also nice.

All I can say is wow the food was amazing service was friendly and efficient and the food was…read morecooked right through and has a lot of flavour I would recommend it to any one

Another visit,another exceptional food experience. Pig fries, fresh, awesome, best flavour. Get on…read moreit

Got them via uber eats - burger was rubbish, they forgot the fries, the order was wrong (got a…read morechicken burger, instead of a big popper). The mobile number listed doesn't pick up and they charge a premium price for what they're charging. Awful.

This was a good kebab take out place. At least when the African guy ran it. The Sultan business…read moreis no more - that was sold so don't come looking for Sultan in this location. Sultan was the five star. The business that is here now is called Ali Kebab & Pides. This place is utter crap - don't even bother with it. Three people can't even manage cooking chips still partially frozen. I wouldn't even bother giving it a one star. We went once and never again

From the owner: From the outside, Sultans looks like your typical Turkish takeaway. But it's not. For starters,…read moreeverything is made in-house. That means the dips, desserts, pastry, salads, breads, and more, are all made here. And you can tell the difference. Great place where good friends meet

Young and Frisky has a terrible name but thankfully they do some good fried chicken and some great…read morewings. Burgers are pretty good but not great. They have a selection of hot sauces to complement the chicken and a good selection of beers on tap (Asahi, Capital, Carlton). Very relaxed atmosphere with screens for watching sport. Good staff.

Cheap minimal cost to make food at a premium price.fried rice still has spam in it and it's…read more2025.salt and pepper chicken is fat 100% fake meat out of a packet.staff arw rude.old women give you greasy looks over priced cheap old achoolchinese food.dint go there unless ypur happy to eat like that and pay those prices.So many better choices in gungahlin and canberra.

The lunch special we had today was delicious, generous and well priced. The atmosphere was warm and…read morefriendly and the service excellent. The restaurant is located in the busy centre of the shopping hub and was a great place to stop for a nice break and to eat without to much expense.

My favourite cafe in Gungahlin! I come here for breakfast a lot and sometimes for lunch. The menu…read moreis as good as any trendy cafe in Braddon of Kingston, with a variety of eggs-bacon-toast. The pancakes are wonderful and soft! Either with fruit or maple and bacon. There are some more unusual offerings too like kim chee burgers. The coffee is always quick to be served and is streets ahead of any of the franchise coffee places