Unexpected, sums up Sunnys Shop. Walking up through the parking lot in the back I was expecting…read moreanother sit down restaurant, but instead transported to another place. The sign out back says "Enter Sunnys Shop for a world of splendor and adventure" and it defiantly holds true. Every inch of the place has been thought out and turned into part Vietnamese Street Food shop and part late night bar. The place was a lot of fun. Most importantly the food was delicious! Wasn't able to visit for a drink, but if the attention to detail carries over I'm sure they're fantastic!

Had takeaway from Sunnys and it was ABSOLUTELY DELICIOUS!!!! Best meal I have had in awhile…read more Everything was tasty, fresh and well presented. I have a nut allergy and they were extremely accommodating to this. I will definitely be back again. I can see Sunnys becoming a new favourite of ours as we love Asian food. Do yourself a favour and try it out.

A hidden gem! The service is always very friendly and the food is always of a high quality. I love…read moretheir cold rolls and also their bibimbap (love the teriyaki chicken)

A secret find - I was passing by and went in for coffee. Reasonably priced. I ended up having one…read moreof the specialty Korean hotspot dishes. Delicious and spicy! Friendly staff. I did. One back for coffee and a homemade biscuit. I'll be returning again soon.

Amazing service and great sushi! The chef is extraordinarily passionate and creative about cooking…read moreand nice to customers. They serve fresh fish and different kinds of dons. Their salmon sushi and teriyaki eel are my favourites! I'm sad that my phone was out of battery when I visited. But I will definitely come back to visit! Best sushi shop in Adelaide! :)

This is the best Uyghur Cuisine in Adelaide. Sweet and cozy place for lunch and dinner. They have…read moreamazing hand made flat noodles. Every dishes are just so fresh and tasty! I'm more than happy to recommend this restaurant to friends!

Chinese food always reminds me of food courts, and this one at Golden Grove has a couple Asian…read moreplaces to choose from. Southern Dragon sell huge servings for a low price! Some places around are real expensive, and honestly they all serve the same thing of a similar quality. It's not the nicest dining area in the food court, but at least it's a little quieter than other's and the crowd is alright. Not that I often spend too much time in The Village, but when I am around at lunch time, I pop past for a bite, well a ginormous lunch really.

Went to go to another Vietnamese place for lunch, caught this little place in the corner of my…read moreeye.... I've now decided it's my new favourite, an I recommend everyone to try it out. Flavour is a thing here!.

This charming little restaurant, once populated by the ABC stars and executives from the ABC…read morebuilding in Collinswood locates opposite, it is a true local delight. Willing to cater for large groups (I'd recommend booking for groups larger than 10) or small, they offer traditional Chinese, Vietnamese and Thai food as well as Australianised favourites from the previous restaurant's menu (like lemon chicken). Ideal for native speakers/readers of various Asian languages or students learning languages, as the menu is offered in several translations (including English). Take away options are the same as the dine in menu and similarly priced. The food is of good quality, the service adequate (they do provide better table service if you book beforehand, as they don't have a large staff normally). It is tucked away, but parking is easy, with an overflow parking option lower if necessary.

The prawn dumplings were really delicious, we also ordered the cheese spring rolls which are…read morebasically your average mozzarella sticks (wouldn't order these again) and a lobster slider. I would suggest to use different bread with the lobster dish and perhaps add more filling considering it's $12 for one small roll. The Vietnamese coffee is one of the best I've ever had!!! Would suggest to order this cold if you like coffee! The service here is also fast, however sometimes they have forgotten things like our drink order and getting their attention was difficult. The atmosphere is trendy, has good mood lighting and the music is pleasant. However during our experience, we noticed several giant cockroaches crawling over the bar which didn't leave us feeling all that great about what we just ate. There were minor critiques but overall my recommendation would be if you're looking for somewhere quick to go for lunch or dinner, this would be it, but be prepared to pay a little more for small dishes and still be left feeling hungry.

I was here a few nights ago for my first visit and my wife couldn't resist writing a review. I…read morecouldn't resist going back and now I can't resist sharing my views on Gin Long Canteen. We arrived in time for an early dinner and had a bit of luck and got seats for three right away. Like my first visit, we were at counter seats, but this time at the back, overlooking the bar instead of the kitchen. I've always been a fan of casual restaurants where you can see "the whole show." Gin Long has nothing to hide and a lot to be proud of. It's a fun watch. We started off with drinks. Like our previous visit, service was quite good, despite it being a very busy Friday. In fact, I am amazed by how popular this place has become in just a couple of months. And I am also amazed at how well they run the dining room. Greeted promptly-Check. Seated or guided to the waiting area like you're the centre of the universe-Check. Drink ordering promptly-Check. Food ordering promptly-Check. Add-ons, special requests cheerfully handled-Check. Get your tab quickly when you are ready to go-Check. Never feel rushed or pushed-Check. Take note Adelaide restauranteurs, Gin Long gives Master Classes in customer service. But service alone can't get you 5 stars. We came to eat. After perusing the menu and making a dent in our first round of drinks, we settled on: Smoked Trout Lettuce Cups and Sugar Cane Prawns (served moo shu style)--both were repeats from out first visit. We added crispy Nom Nom Barramundi and an order of Prawn Dumplings. Out of the blue, we we also given a complimentary serving of the Slow Cooked Thai Beef. Everything got split three ways, so two large serves and 3 small serves totally packed us out--not one of us could manage another bite. The Nom Nom Barramundi is one of those dishes that's as fascinating to look at as it is to eat. Crispy, juicy pieces of crumbed and fried Barramundi are piled in a deep fried, curled and cleaned Barramundi. It's a beautiful presentation, worthy of how good the fish is to eat. The lime chilli garlic dipping sauce is divine and the perfect choice for this dish. Like all the sauces we've had here, it has a little bite to it. The prawn dumplings were quite good--but the curry sauce they came with took them to the next level. It seems they have given great thought to matching all the components of each dish to maximum effect. A surprise hit for all of us was the Slow Cooked Thai Beef serving they gave us. It was so tender and flavourful and it honestly almost melted in your mouth. It's definitely on the list for our next visit and I'd recommend it for your first visit--pretty much along with everything else. I'd love to tell you about dessert, but it just wasn't possible. I tried to split one three ways, but my wife and our friend just said, "NO!" Sitting in front of the bar, we got to watch them at work. They made a special effort to entertain us by making some of our drinks on top of, rather than behind, the bar. It was quite something to watch as they prepared Pandan shooters with two floats on top of the Pandan syrup. They said they'd done some serious work trying to come up with a good combination drink to introduce the Pandan flavour to their customers. I tested it several times--they succeeded with me. Lastly, there's something unique about the atmosphere here. They call themselves a canteen and they carry the theme well with lots of casual counter seating and many big tables for large groups or several smaller groups at one table. It somehow feels like a big party at someone's house--it's all very comfortable and friendly. It's easy to catch the eye of a staff member and when they stop to see what you want, you seem to get 100% of their attention. Adelaide offers lots of choices for dining out, but I've found few as unique and satisfying as the Gin Long Canteen. I'll definitely be back and I give this eatery my highest recommendation. I only hope that they don't get spoiled by too much success! Eat, drink and be merry, but not too much! JD

Went there this morning and it seems a very busy place. Ordered XL pho tai (pho with rare beef…read morecooked into medium) and spring rolls. I have a mixed opinion with this restaurant because of my hubby *lol*. For 13 aud XL serving of pho, I think it's a very good deal. Me and hubby shared with this one bowl and it pretty much satisfied our belly. They're very generous with the ingredients too--- plenty of meat and a separate big serving of vegetables (coriander, bean sprouts and lemon) --- it nearly crowded the bowl when we mixed it with the pho (lol) Taste wise, I like it. I'm just not too fond with the rare beef coz i dont really like raw meat except for seafood .(I was looking for a pho option with a fully cooked beef but there seems none). Anyway, despite the gross looking pink meat, i still tried it and it doesnt taste raw at all so it turned out ok (But i would still prefer a cooked one, thank you). The spring roll is super delicious but I think it's quite expensive ( 3 medium pcs. For 8 aud). Now my hubby doesn't seem very impressed with the pho. He said it wasn't served hot but warm (I agree but I didnt notice immediately coz I am fine with warm meal). He has no problem with the rare beef but I think he has an issue with it being served warm. He finds the pho bland (For me, the taste is just alright maybe because I have a naturally bland taste. My hubby on the other hand is more into salty and spicy stuff. Hence the difference in opinion). But we both agreed that the spring roll is splendid. Seriously I would want to eat more if not for the price. Customer service is ok. They're not the typical cheery people that we like to expect but I'm happy enough that they're alert with their customers.

This restaurant on Catalina avenue has changed hands many times over the years. I went there today…read more07/01/2022 and the food was the absolute worst Bun Bo Xao I have ever tasted. The lettuce was soggy and generally all the vegetables looked soft and wilted and the meat had the texture of boiled meat. They were covid compliant with regards to only having 10 people in the restaurant, but the menus were tattered and disgusting. At this point it would have been better to leave. I requested a container, transferred the Bun Bo Xao and fed it to my chickens..

One of my local home away from homes. Yes is a small Asian Market, but it has a number of products…read morein stock that I haven't seen at any other Asian Markets in Adelaide. The selection of noodles is good (as it is with all Asian Grocers), but where this place really stands out is the sweets/snacks and the frozen dumplings. again, not a massive selection, but some of the highest quality goods I have purchased. Often a problem with 'getting adventurous' in an Asian Supermarket, you just never know if a product is going to deliver.....pretty packaging doesn't mean great food! But I have just got gold after gold at YES. It might be that I am just really lucky (insanely good looking people like myself often are), but I think it is more a case of the owners being very selective as to what they have in stock! The Gyouza are wicked by the way!

Despite having a very small shopfront, once you get inside, the store extends quite a way back, so…read moreit's a bit like the TARDIS in that regard. The range is vast and the quality is excellent. Staff are friendly and helpful, and there is a terrific selection of herbs and spices from India, Thailand, China, Korea and Japan as well as sauces, rices, teas, snacks, sweets, and more. I bought several items on this occaision, but hands down, the best buy of the day was the six-pack of pumpkin buns with red bean paste centers. Baked in the oven for 20 minutes and they were DELICIOUS. I'll be returning for those for sure! Overall, this is a great alternative to Woollies, particularly if you're looking for more variety in your herbs, spices, oils and sauces than what the big box store has. Prices are very reasonable, and the place is stocked to the brim with goods, is light, clean and well presented. You won't be disappointed.