We went on a Friday night around 5.45 as a family of 4 with a 6 and 8 year old. No reservations…read moreneeded and we were seated right away. Everyone going is charged for the buffet. Kids around $20 and adults around $40. Water and hot drinks included. Other drinks are extra. There's a cold buffet with lettuce, shrimp, pickles and more and plenty of hot options from fried foods like wings, nuggets, spring rolls, fries to pizza to curries, stir fries, crackling pork (my fav), pastas, fish dishes, beef roast and more. As for desserts: a chocolate fountain and marshmallows to dip in it. Fresh melon, oranges, little cakes and mousses as well as fried bananas, rice pudding and more. Everyone in the family loved it. I eat keto / low carb and stuck to meats and seafood with some steamed veggies. Service was quick to pick up used plates and assist as needed. You get a little light on the table you can switch on when you'd like to place à la carte drink orders. Good quality food for a buffet. Only little mark downs: the shrimp tasted a bit off and the grilled chicken and steak were overcooked. At the dessert buffet I would have loved some berries.

I have been back to this restaurant ( a few times, even the staff have noticed). And I still stick…read morewith my original first review. Fantastic service great food and very quick to get your meal. Even got a free store made drink. I really hope that you take the time to try this restaurant and take the time to talk with the staff as they are very friendly and helpful.

We love kebabs but are very choosy when it comes to the quality as sometimes kebab places are know…read morefor not being so fresh. This place on the other hand is always fresh and delicious! I have ordered using menu log, over the phone and in person. The kebabs are so good here and they have a kebab plate option without the bread. These are also great with a huge serving and tasty rice instead. The lady that usually serves us is so lovely and is always very accommodating. She has great customer service and always makes it a pleasant experience. If you are looking for a kebab that's tasty with fresh salad, this is the place to go!

Nicey but pricey! This is a lovely venue, the service was…read morevery attentive and we thought that the food was delicious - beautifully presented and cooked well. I just felt that $35 was steep for 1.5 octopus tentacles!

If you are within an hour of this restaurant and you haven't been, you have yet to experience true…read morejoy. Every menu item is made with love and has an authentic, rustic feel that is reminiscent of Mediterranean/Middle Eastern culture. The staff are inviting, attentive and have a warm familiarity that sets their guests at ease. The worst thing about coming here is that I can only eat so much and I always want to try a new menu item whilst longing to revisit old favourites. Each meal is quite sizable, so a single main is often plenty. Olive Thyme consistently offers MORE. More flavour. More food. More joy. Always a good week when I've eaten at Olive Thyme.

A tiny bit more than four... my husband assures not quite a four and a half but definetely a bit…read moremore than the point zero. The food is solid and a typical fusion mix of a miso infused pork belly next to a roast beef sirloin with roast vegies. A laksa next to cold cuts of meat and breadrolls... maybe not so much fusion in hindsight, maybe its a bit of two worlds crossed like star crossed lovers... but with some sushi. So essentially multiple asian countries crossed with the typical aussie fair. So really the world is kissing and youre eating, gross but sweet but gross but kind of nice.. getting off topic here. Lets get this right, the food is nothing really awesome but when combined with queenslands only 360 revolving restaurant a la candlelight 26 stories above a la central gold coast broadbeach... the taste is yelping spectacular $62 later a head plus $4.50 for a glass of coke. So recommended but not really for a regular visit. Perfect for romance and walking a full stomach off by the breathtaking beach.

Overall the experience was pretty average although we didn't go hungry between the selection of…read morehighs and lows. The revolving restaurant was a tad disappointing. The main attraction being the view was mostly unseen as the lighting inside was too bright to view the night lights outside. Instead you saw your own reflection when trying to peer out. My recommendation is to go for a day or early evening seating if you want to take in the view. The dessert buffet was the best part of the evening. The worst part, the other patrons. Some patrons had been scooping the oysters from their shells at the buffet station so care had to be taken not to select an empty oyster shell. Searching through the empty oyster shell rubble we managed to find some tasty morsels to return to our table with. The crab was a disaster, stringy dry overcooked crab meat was hardly worthy of the effort involved to get to it. However, the prawns were amazing. The main buffet was a collection of over cooked salmon, tasty veal, chicken, tough chewy steak and tragically over cooked lamb cutlets. The sides were pretty boring - steamed or roasted vegetables. The dessert buffet had a great selection of sugary treats, chilli chocolate pano cotta, pavlova, doughnuts, ice cream, a broad selection of cheeses and fresh fruit to name a few. Ho ho ho hum... Not the highlight of my Christmas vacation. But it wasn't all that bad value for what fare was available.

Great foo, great set up and the food is so good. Probably come back again here with the family to…read moretry the delicious food here.

My husband and I shared a lamb shoulder salad served in a pita bread bowl, and the 12 hour smoked…read morebeef ribs which came with coleslaw and chips. We were so impressed - the meat was cooked and seasoned perfectly and the chips were wonderful (crispy and made with real potato). BYO with no charge for corkage was a bonus. We'll be back to try some other meaty treats!!

I have not had such amazing greek food in NYC! We ate here twice- once as a dinner and once as a…read morelate night snack pick up! This place is so close to the beach and has a long wait during peak hours. We placed our order of chicken kalamaki, falafel platter and a couple of drinks and went to the beach. It was almost a 40 minute wait! But the food was delicious- also try their hot sauce- it is out of the world delish!

We were very impressed with this little find. Great fresh food served with a smile. Prices were…read moregood too

Absolutely delicious! The staff were lovely and the food was just great. There were 4 of us and…read morebetween us we had the dolmades, the grilled eggplant with minced beef and bechamel and cheese, the fried battered zucchini, the meatballs, and the grilled octopus, and lamb and chicken and vegetable souvlaki meals, so that was 5 entrees plus 3 mains along with 2 glasses of wine and a soda for less than $160 which isn't too bad at all for a lovely dinner. Our only regret was that we were all so full we couldn't fit in any desserts. We'll definitely be back! By the way, My Greek Cuzina is the new name for Little Greek Cuzina.

Very disappointing, to say the least…read more This place was super busy when we arrived for dinner, and I thought that would be a good thing, but I was mistaken. We were seated a small table in a corner and squished in against the table next to us. Barely had room to get to my seat, and it was awkward trying to squeeze past the tables of the diners on either side of us. Our waitress gave us menus after she took us to our table, but took forever to come back and take our order. Yes, the place was busy, but waiting 15 minutes to order was not cool. At one point I was wondering if it was table service or counter service. We ordered a platter to share and some souvlaki skewers, specifically asking the waitress if the food could all come out at the same time, and she assured us that it would, but that it could take up to 40 minutes for the food to arrive and we said that was fine. Needless to say, about 20 minutes later the souvlaki skewers (delivered by a different waitress), and when I told her it was supposed to be served with the platter, she seemed thoroughly confused. She took the skewers back to the kitchen, and seemed to chat with someone in the kitchen. Then 5 minutes later, she came back out with our platter and skewers (the same ones she had taken back earlier), and again seemed very confused about the skewers. She put the plate down and announced they were checken and pork souvlaki skewers. I queried her on this as we had ordered chicken and lamb, and she was adamant they were chicken and pork. Another visit back to the kitchen and she came back and announced they were chicken and lamb souvlaki skewers. Definitely not a good sign when your waitstaff have no idea what they're serving. The food was disappointing. I've been to other Greek restaurants before and in comparison, the quality was lacking. For a platter for 2, the quantities were small. 3 small pieces of potato for 2 people? 1 small bowl of salad to share. The only thing in abundance was the pita bread and the moussaka. We chose to have the eggplant dip with our platter, and the raw garlic in the dip was so so overpowering. The souvlaki skewers were underwhelming - the lamb was dry and overcooked, while the chicken was just ok. All round, it wasn't a great experience. I'd like to say I'd give them another chance, but I won't be. My sister ended up getting sick after our dinner, and that was a deal breaker for us.

YUM! The food is just soooo good! Take it from a coffee snob, their coffee is great. There is a…read morepumping atmosphere but you can have a conversation without raising your voice. Loads of off street parking and the service is quick. Great work Manolas Bros!

I was craving middle eastern food while visiting my parents and when my god-parents wanted to have…read morelunch one day I suggested we go and have a middle eastern meal. My god-mother's friend suggested King Ahiram. The place is just a take-out place with an adjoining room with tables and chairs where you can have a "sit-down" meal. So we ended up ordering a selection of items. I don't know. I am used to going to Little Arabia for my middle eastern food here in southern California and my favorite place in Brisbane is Nono's and omg.... the food here was kinda on the dismal side. I felt really bad that my parents and god-parents had to sit through a different cuisine which I've been touting as so fabulously delicious only to be faced with really sub-par Mediterranean food. We had falafels, hummus, babaghanoush, kebabs, these crescent pastry things which looked like empanadas -- everything was mediocre at best. The meat was dry, the dips needed more olive oil.... falafels were hard as rocks. Tabouleh was flavorless. I never heard the end of it after the meal, even from my son who is an avid fan of this cuisine. We are definitely going back to Nono's next time.

King Ahiram was always a popular option among my uni friends when we needed a quick, cheap meal…read more The funny thing was that nobody actually knew what this place was called because the most prominent words on the sign are CAFE LEBANESE FOOD. It's only when you really take notice that you see King Ahiram's name on there. So yeah, until I paid closer attention when I decided to review it, this place was always known to me and everyone I know as 'the Lebanese place'. I guess the point I'm making is that at a place like this the name is unimportant. The food is tasty, cheap, and a bit on the greasy side so it ticks all the boxes for hungry youths. I wouldn't go here expecting a gourmet meal, but for the prices and the convenience it's worth munching on a felafel kebab or cabbage roll. 'The Lebanese place' might not be fit for a King despite its namesake, but it's definitely fit for a starving student.