Popular with the locals and students especially on a Friday night. The food court boast Indian,…read moreMalaysian, Thai and Chinese hawker type food. My favourite would have to be the Malaysian stall. They do a good char keoy teow, curry laksa and hokkien mee dishes here. Don't bother getting the nasi lemak dish though as the sambal was awful. Prices range from $9-$10.50. I never bother with the Indian stall as it is way to expensive but you will find some good Indian bread and vegetarian dishes. Go for the Tom Yam at the Thai stall and sizzling beef and spring rolls at the Chinese stall. A dedicated drink stalls with coke, juices, soya bean, beer and wine would appease any diner. All in all, it's a pleasant little Asia under one roof.

If you are looking for a cheap, fast meal and what a bit of everything. This is the ideal place to…read morevisit. Set up in a food court and school cafeteria environment, you can choose from a wide selection of South-East Asian Cuisine. Choosing from a menu is hard enough in itself. let alone trying to figure out if you'll be ordering from the Chinese, Malaysian, Indian or Thai section. If you can't decide, order a dish from them all. The venue is licensed, so grab a drink while you decide, and take a seat. All sections will promptly bring the food out to you. The prices are very cheap - I'm convinced you can't buy the materials for what they charge here. This is why I keep coming back for more, and then re-order take away to heat up later. Pro tip: If you can't find your table number, remember to look straight up (You'll find it hanging from the ceiling).

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!).

The Ginger Tree is a Chinese-style food stall in City Cross, which is rather colourful. It's your…read moreaverage Chinese food outlet in your average Australian food court. Unfortunately the serving size could be seen as rather small for how much money you pay, and from what I've experienced there's no guarantee on the quality of the food food you will receive as sometimes I've found it to be dry as it's been sitting in the bain marie for a while). If you're eating lunch at 'lunch' time, then it can taste quite nice, but swing past at 2pm for a late lunch and the quality drops dramatically.

This is my favourite spot for a quick bite to eat in the city and will walk all the way across the…read moremall if need be. Their cold rolls are so amazing and really great value. There is a choice between chicken, prawn, beef and vegetarian and you get a couple of choices for yummy sauces to dip them in. And at $5 for a pack of three middle sized ones, it is really good value. There is also a big range of hot dishes which can be served in a meal deal with rice or noodles. There always seems to be a big crowd, and at $7.90 the deal is better than some of the others offered around the food court. I'd recommend the green chicken curry! The staff are nice but will sometimes try to rush you a little to make a decision, so if you need take your time!

What a pleasant surprise - found using Yelp, I'd never tried or even knew this quaint little place…read moreexisted but now I am very glad I do! There is very little dine in seating but it seems that this place does a roaring take away trade. Between four of us we ordered a dish reach - I recall a chicken salad, a fish green curry, a beef curry (possibly red?) and the most tasty and delicious choo chee chicken I'd had in a while! At first when I saw the food arrive I thought the amount of vegetables in the dishes was odd but once I dug it, it was nice to have food with a fantastic balance of veg and meat and a great mix of flavour! An absolute delight and surprise, I only wish I lived close enough to get regular take away!

This is a really great and properly traditional Thai takeout place just across the road from the…read moreGrange Hotel in the beautiful beachside suburb. There is a really small restaurant area (only abut 4 tables) so the business mainly caters for its takeout customers. The range of food is traditionally thai and includes a really yummy fried rice with plenty of prawns as a Thai Green Chicken curry that is good as anyone I've ever had. However, the best thing about this place is it does really, really good Naan bread. Now I hear you say that Naan is Indian and you would be correct but for some reason they do it and its amazing. It's almost a pastry like bread that's so oily and delicious. Once we rang up to order a Garlic Naan and the girl serving us said they didn't have it on the menu but she would see if they chefs could whip it up. Now for service like that which tries to accommodate the customer, you couldn't ask for anything better.

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.

Cam wah is a fast casual local adelaide gem! Come here for breakfast and lunch since they open from…read more9am-3pm. There is a ample parking to the left of the restaurant. Utensils and water are self serve. Service is fast and friendly. Shout out to Thanh! I first tried cam wah with my family and had to come back a second time as soon as I got back into adelaide. I ordered the Chinese curlers and mi viet tiem. Chinese curlers/donuts: (9/10) the crispiest and freshest I've ever had Mi viet tiem:(9/10) a duck egg noodle soup with fall off the bone duck leg meat. The portion of duck this dish comes with is generous. I like to season the broth with additional soy, lemon, white pepper and chili pepper. Bonus points for accepting card and Apple Pay. I highly recommend trying this restaurant if you are a duck meat lover.

Small, cosy & basic restaurant with the emphasis on great food at affordable prices :) Had the egg…read morenoodle soup with steamed duck, omg the duck was so tender & soup so so nice! The Chinese savory pancake was great too and was nice with soup. Seafood Laksa was nice for those who don't mind spice. Highly recommend!

For a food court job, this place is an absolute diamond in the rough…read more 3 curries, rice, papdam, naan and a bottle of water/can of coke for $11, 10 if you're a student is a fantastic deal. Portions sizes are perfect, solid amount of rice and the three small curries are the same size as a sizeable serve. Rogan Josh, Butter Chicken and a Veg curry were all tasty and the meat/veg tender; plenty of meat and not just sauce - which is often a problem with food courts. I would have preferred some more medium options in the end I had to choose all mild as I struggle with a Vindaloo's heat. Also the naan was a tad tough - but definitely edible and for a tenner Im not complaining! 4/5 is so misleading I prefer an 8/10 definitely would recommend for eating on the run or Adelaide uni/ uni sa city east students as it sits just off poultney!

Some Quick Indian food at a bargain price. (Best Value is…read morewhat's called a Taali Plate, 3 curries, rice, half a Naan and a Pappadam. Not the best curries, that's for sure but for a quick service Food Court place it's about the same as most. The flavours of the curries are OK. they do their rice well and IF lucky you get a bit of fresh Naan Bread and not some luke warm bit that's gone a but rubbery.

We order meals, Choo Chee had 2 prawn $25.95, Grilled Beef Salad (shoe leather) $26.95, plus other…read moremeals all up cost $137.60 plus delivery and I could go on the most inedible (definitely no fit or suitable eating), totally disgusting. Left a message on their phone no call back!! DO NOT ORDER TAKE AWAY FROM HERE, YOU'LL REGRET IT. Other reviews on this site must have been done by friends or family and are really old??? Put most of it down the toilet, steamed rice was ok!

An impromptu lunch led my friend and me to walk along Henley Beach Road and the $9.95 Monday-Friday…read morelunch special persuaded us to go in. I chose Pra Ram Long Song with chicken, which was a dish of stir fried vegetables covered in a rich satay sauce and crushed peanuts. The menu doesn't state that it's served with rice and I asked the waitress at time of ordering. Not in the mood for the $5 beer special, I had a glass of lemon, lime and bitters. I asked for table water and a carafe was delivered to our table with two glasses. The meals were promptly delivered and the size satisfying for lunch at a great prices. It wasn't a problem to pay the bill separately. My friend had been to dinner here many times and praised the dinner menu, so I'll have to come back to try a curry or salad.