I'm surprised that no one has penned a review for In Thais yet. Besides the clearly brilliant…read morepun-tastic name, In Thais serves really nice food. The little restaurant is set up to primarily be a take-away shop, but there is some seating inside if you prefer to enjoy your Thai food where it was made. Every time we call to place an order for pick up, they quote us about a 15 minute wait, and every time we arrive to claim our dinner, it is hot, fresh and ready to go. My fellow diners tell me that the Thai Green Curry and Thai Red Curry are fantastic, as is the pud thai. I personally adore the Basil and Chilli Tofu Noodles. We always order a side of the special vegetarian fried rice and ask for no egg. The staff are accommodating and remove the egg as requested with no hassle. My Basil and Chilli Tofu Noodles ring in at $11.50 and, along with serves of fried rice, will typically last me for three meals: the original dinner, plus two workday lunches. For value and fresh Thai food, I recommend that you let In Thais en-tice your tastebuds (sorry, had to do it!).

I debated how many stars to give this place. It was between two (the 'meh, I've had better'…read moreoption) and three (a-ok) stars, and I decided that for what it is, it's alright. I have had better (much, much better), but I've also had much, much worse. I didn't mind the chicken satay sticks, but apart from that, everything else was a bit boring. Things that I thought should be spicy lacked the punch that I desired, and that's all part of the 'good Thai place' experience for me. I found it all a bit bland. The service was really good, though, and it wasn't stupidly loud when I was there, so I could have a conversation with my wife whilst we ate. That's not always an easy attribute to find when you're eating out.

I too debated on how many stars. I settled on three because I do really like their chicken pad…read morethai. It's a good option for a quick lunch. I wouldn't, however, consider it for anything more than a quick bite. I think there are many other better choices for Thai around Adelaide.

I've picked up some sushi from here before, nothing to write home about…read more. The selection is fairly decent, but the rice can be a bit dry and the seafood a bit squiffy, especially towards the end of the day. There is a small out door seating area on the street out the front.

Good location for city workers after a healthy bite for lunch…read more Sushi Crane isn't bad, but I agree with Andrew, the rice in the can be on the dry side, which kind of messes up the whole texture of the sushi roll for me.

This Sushi cafe/ take away has a good selection of eats. It's not the best Sushi I've had but is a…read moregreat alternative to the other generic takeaways in this area. The Salmon Sushi box is particularly good and the dipping sauces get the thumbs up. There're is a good selection of cold rolls and everything is made onsite, just as it should be.

If I recall correctly, this little place opened up some time last year. Until then, most food…read moreplaces in proximity (without dropping any names) catered to a mostly Western cuisine - breads, red meats, potatoes, burgers, etc. When Sakura Sushi opened up, it was a welcome addition to the collection of small shops and cafes found on the edges of the major retail conglomerate that dominates the centre. As part of a chain, the range is quite typical of the usual sushi delis you would come across. The pre-pepared foods you see behind the glass are made on location, and probably on the same day of service too - I felt I should mention this after finding out that some places that sell pre-made sushi packs actually import them from interstate, which is ridiculous. But I digress. They also offer a menu which consists of a variety of dons (rice dishes), soups, noodles, and even a bento option. If it's not busy, they don't take too long to prepare. I find that their seafood-based sushi rolls are hit-or-miss in taste, especially the prawns, but in saying that, I have NOT gotten sick after eating anything from this shop. Their seaweed salad is a lovely, refreshing addition to a meal (great on a hot day), but those who are unfamiliar with seaweed may find the texture a little confronting and off-putting. I am a fan of their chicken salad, which comes with cold, grey-brown noodles, as a light meal, or if I feel like breaking up the handfuls of sushi rolls in my order. Their cold rolls are also quite good when dipped in their sauce. And pop by at a certain time (either 8pm on a weekday, or 6pm on a weekend) - they sells their sushi rolls at $2 each! N.B. I may need to double-check these times.

Breakfast for 4 on Sunday 2 Mar25. Seated on the Deck…read moreoutside undercover. The place was 90 full and extremely noisy, making conversation hard work at times. It was also doggie paradise; particularly irritating when a dog disagreement erupted. It is all self-service except for food delivery. We had eggs Benedict with smoked hollandaise sauce and salmon and bacon on sour dough. Tasty but the eggs were cold on both serves. Others had poached eggs with add-ons which were fine. Service at the counter was polite and structured but picking up coffees from the service counter and battling through the heavy door to the deck could be a challenge for a not so strong person. It's was a pity that no salt and pepper or condiments were on the table or even obviously available. So the experience was satisfactory but we did not find it enjoyably relaxing as Sunday breakfast should be. Probably will not return as Adelaide has too many breakfast better venues despite this being at the seaside.

Having lived very nearby for over a year before actually eating here, I was pleasantly surprised by…read morewhat is found after you walk through the front doors: people, everywhere people. The entire neighborhood and some of their non-local friends knew to eat meals here - except me. Don't come with the thinking that "it will be like Home & Away, so there will be drama all over the place!". It's not. I would laugh at you if you did, however. Though I'm personally a little sorry that there's not thousands of hot-bodied life savers sprawled over surfaces throughout the club, they're committed to be a part of this club when they are training or required. When you're feast of eye candy can't be satisfied, what else is there to do with uninterrupted so-close-that-windy-days-could-be-hazardous-to-your-meal beach-front views than enjoy a gutsfull of good food. And Lord have mercy - it IS good!! The burgers. The fish and chips. The milkshakes. The beers. What's your style or need, it's covered. Treat your relaxing self to an hour of joy in one of the best suburbs in town, as west as you can get. And west, is best! The only flaw I could think of is if it's a sweet as beaut day when you plan to visit, either be prepared to "seagull" peoples tables with gusto - that means standing awkwardly close to preferred table, eyeballing their food until they either give it to you or leave - or be content to sit inside and look at the views through the large windowed wall and around peoples heads with your meal where there's usually plenty of space. But if you do choose to seagull people, don't advise that I suggested it, nor expect to be welcomed back too fast.

I just found this place while looking for somewhere that would deliver in my area. They deliver and…read morethey don't charge a delivery fee. Fantastic! They have a good selection of meals here and aren't expensive. It is my first time here and I had a beef mussman and seasonal vegetable laksa. They were good but not spicy. I like my food with a good kick so they aren't one of my favourite places but I have only been once. I will try them again and see how they are.

If you are after a cheap, tasty meal this is the place to go! If eating in the staff are wonderful,…read morevery friendly people. Plum duck is beautiful and creamy basil curry is amazing also! If you want to eat at home they deliver for free! For my Mums 60th bday we asked them to cater for it, they supplied a ton of food and delivered it at a very reasonable price, everyone raved about the food and there was not one complaint made. Highly recommend!

Although it can be compared to most other Chinese Takeaways in Adelaide, my most memorable moment…read morefrom Mei Sun Chinese came when a lovely staff member complimented my jacket. It was strangely odd but pleasant and although it wasn't a particularly nice or expensive jacket it was very sweet of her to notice and made our experience much more smiley! Having said that the food is about the same as anywhere else, the Fried Rice and Beef and Black Bean are good and not super oily like some places. Most dishes are priced at around $10-$15 (except perhaps for rice and soup dishes which are of course cheaper). There is no dining in so don't be looking all snoop-like around the corner looking for a seat. The décor is also a little dingy but I guess in the big scheme of things it doesn't really make a difference. I also really like it because we rang late one night and they were about to close the kitchen but stayed open for us and cooked our food. They really didn't have to and we were super appreciative, otherwise Maccas it would have been.

I've been to Mei Sun on more than a few occasions. It was super handy because my aunt used to live…read morejust round the corner, so it was a super convenient place to grab takeaway whenever we were out her way. There is nothing overly special about the place, but the food and the people are really nice. We used to go the usual fried rice, beef n black been, beef and cashews, and soups. Never had any hassles with the food.

We travelled to Cafe 82 for lunch on Sunday, Entertainment Book voucher at the ready. On the way I…read moreread the previous reviews, we were not disappointed. This is a bit of a gem, looks like it was an ordinary shop in a past life. The feel was fresh, contemporary and a bit beachy without being cliché. The food was amazing! Fresh light, tasty, decidedly Thai, but lighter, fresher with fantastic presentation. Cold rolls superb, crisp pork belly diced with bok Choy, minced chicken Ko pal with green beans.....delish.

Protip: Make a reservation! We hit this place on a Tuesday evening and the entire place was booked…read moreout. Good thing we were in before the rush hour dinner service otherwise we wouldn't have gotten a table, we kept seeing groups after groups being turned away because it was all booked out. We were even given a strict hour to eat and then the host gave us a bill straight away on the table to usher us out. Fair enough. Food was pretty good. There is a wide selection of beers, in particular South East Asian beers which was nice. I got the rice paper wraps for entree which was a refreshing mouthful of coriander, mint, veg and your usual thai ingredients. Don't get it if you're not a fan of coriander as it gets a bit heavy. For mains, I got the chicken salad dish. It was absolutely heaven. There was a generous serving of very tender chicken breast that was beautifully marinated with a lovely thai sauce. If I could order the same dish three times over I would in a heartbeat. Overall, would definitely return, but would book in advance! Protip #2: This place is dog friendly too, there was a cute pup lounging outside with a bowl of water while its owners dined inside.