The food is very good. Fresh and delicious. The staff were polite and made us feel very welcome…read more The music was also unique and made my experience definitely more exciting. The atmosphere was like similar to any Thai restaurant and very clean. Going back there for sure.

This may not be the most romantic or intimate of settings but who cares, the real kicker is that…read morethe food is good. I guess its a typical take away style restaurant that offers a small amount of seating. But you can grab a lunch from 9€ or get the 10% off it you take away your dinner. The service is friendly and they will take time to let you know what the dishes are all about if you are not too sure. When taking away its not the quickest but thats a good thing as you know what you are getting is fresh, and it tastes that way also. And they will offer you tea water and a place to sit while you are waiting anyhow! so no worries. Good to note that it is closed on Mondays.

Friendly and familiar. For a shopping centre cafe, this one is a cut above the rest. For instance…read morethe local retired population can be found here solving the worlds' problems. You'll see harried mums take five from the stress of juggling shopping and young ones. (Believe me, some days....) Early in the morning the kindergarten call in for juice and buns on their field trip, while tucked in the corner students sit and study (or check their Facebook / Twitter / Yelp!). The ladies behind the counter are always cheerful and ready to chat. One morning the boss was happy for me to first pay with all my small coinage, and then offered to swap the rest for notes. I walked away with a much lighter wallet and she was smiling all the way to ... the register! The korvapuusti (cinnamon scrolls) are big with just the right amount of sugar and cinnamon. Different days have different themes, sometimes it korvapuusti, while other days voisilmä pulla (butter-eye bun) is the flavour of the day. On the savoury side you can find rice pies (with or without egg butter) and porridge with the trimming is sometimes available. The porridge was a little salty for my taste, but the serve was generous. Take-away sandwiches / rolls are always flying off the shelves. Other choices include salmon and meat pies. The regular filter coffee is kept fresh and your santsi-kuppi (coffee refill) is an 'easy on the wallet' 0,70€. While not the cheapest in town, it's not the most expensive either. Obviously the best in town are the free one :) There is plenty of seating with wide pram-friendly aisles. The tables don't get cleaned super quickly once it get's busy and there is no rack to place your tray when you leave. I've been a regular for close on 12 months and I still look for the tray-trolley rack! Remember, the café is in the Malmi Nova Shopping Centre. There are tables by the window - with a view towards Malmi VR-station or you could settle in with the 'parliament' who commandeer the tables closest to the shopping centre walkway. * Note this review if for the café only, to date I haven't taken lunch there.

Are you a tourist in need of sustinance or a local looking for a pizza. If you are the latter all…read moreis good Midjats is the place, actually its open till 5am on Friday and Saturday now. if you were the earlier (tourist) and you find yourself at midjats you are probably lost. That said grab yourself a pizza before you head back to the city. Its cheap and it taste good. The guys working in here are always nice always friendly and more importantly when you had a few, always quick. nuff said.

I ordered the usual french fries with kebab it was just disgusting. I am specifically talking about…read morethe kebab. As I waited for my order with my friend I could hear the microwave oven. I started wondering to myself whether the kebab was frozen and old? And as I expected it was in fact frozen. The kebab was crusty and still had water coming out of it. You could also see the fat leaking out from it all slimy. Long story short, it had all the signs of a kebab that was not fresh and was pretty old. I definitely won't be eating at this place again! I am sure there are other places nearby that could serve you kebab that is fresh.

This was their second chance with me. I first ate food from there in 2009 or something. I did not…read moreenjoy it. Ordering online was very easy. One can also pay directly from their account. There is a delivery fee. This was unusual, since most places have free delivery. We stuck to the Chinese food menu because if we wanted Thai we would order from a Thai place. I don't like the concept of mixwd cuisines when it isn't fission. This time around, the food was very good. The Boss with pork was a pleasant surprise. It was lo mein with a nice flavour. The kung pao chicken was nice with cashews. I am not sure it had peppercorn or chili peppers. No prob, it wasn't spicey. The sauce was good. The chicken fried rice was ok. Not so much flavour, it was yellow, and it did not seem fried. The sweet and sour chicken was good, the sauce seemed a bit runny. The fried chicken and fried shrimp were good. The serving size if the individual containers was good and fair priced. The meal was s bit overpriced for the amount of food. Overall, it was above average for Helsinki. We would order from there again.

Go to place for tasty chinese and thai food. The facility is not too fancy for sure, but the food…read moreis just excellent. Mild to very spicy whatever you prefer. A lot of people just pick-up and take away.