The food was absolutely amazing. The staff were friendly and welcoming, allowing me lengthy time to…read moredecide on my meal, I ordered the lot hotdog which was perfectly cooked and sauced, the atmosphere was quiet and relaxing.

Having only come here when Soto's was closed and I was desperate for fish & chips, I was surprised…read moreto discover that despite being in the shadow of their famous competition across the street, this place does a great job nonetheless. Their chips are similar to Sotos freshly-cut style and are delicious, the servings are generous and the butterfish was great. I'm not sure if I would recommend this place over Sotos, but if you're in the area at one of the times Sotos is closed (annoyingly often for me!) then by all means give this place a try, you won't be disappointed.

Other than my Hot and Spicy Trident Noodles (which are spastically good) I reckon I would have had…read moreHotdogs more than any other food. Mainly because they are quick when on the run, but I was also pretty much addicted to Wendys Dogs for a while in my early 20's (BBQ dog with Onion Butter, Cheese and a dash of hot chilli to be precise). When I saw New York Dreams the other day on Semaphore Road I almost wet myself, surely they would have brilliant hot dogs! Well, firstly I really had to talk myself into buying the CHEAPEST one......which was $6.95.....FOR A HOT DOG. Sauce and Mustard was all the extra added. Why didn't I go for one of the other dogs with more adventurous toppings? I may be a tubby be-atch, but there is no way I am pay $8+ for a friggin hotdog! They also have wings etc. on the menu, but the hotdog put a big enough dent in my wallet. I would LOVE to give this place a big rap, but they really need to knock 20% off of their prices across the board....then we'll talk! Just for the record, the dog was good.

New York Dreams is a little slice of American goodness in the outer beach suburbs of Adelaide and…read moregoes right into the heart of American cuisine - namely the true American hotdog. The store is really cute and has NY basketball memorabilia all over the walls a television playing NY themed shows. They sell all different kinds of hotdogs from the traditional favourites to more gourmet options. Despite thinking my eating experience would be amazing, sadly it wasn't. The store has so much potential and whilst the hotdogs were ok, as the highlight of their menu and whole eating establishment, I thought they would be better than they were. The process is sort of like Subway for hotdogs and they let you pick the kind of bread you want and offer three different kind of hotdogs including Kransky. They also offer a range of other food including tacos and nachos and a dessert range with some really yummy looking cupcakes. I think it is a really good idea, different from most other places in Adelaide - and owned by a 36'er player, you know it has true American influences.

For some of the BEST Fish and Chips in Adelaide, Head down to Semaphore and get your self into…read moreSoto's Fish Shop. They've won many awards for their seafood goodness.. The Chips are real potato. cut daily, not those frozen manufactured ones that most places serve. The Fish perfectly cooked in a super thin batter... So damn good.

Our two pieces of australian butterfish in batter were extremely overcooked and dry [the batter…read morewas almost black]. Our chips were an assortment of very small pieces with the largest chip being no more than 3cm in length. Extremely disappointing and inedible!! We found this experience as we chose Sotos because of its past good reputation.

Truth be told, this is a really good Macca's. It's either newly built or newly refurbished, I'm not…read moresure which, but the decor both inside and out is quite modern with clean fresh lines. I've been here a few times now and always had really good service from the cashiers, the place has been quite clean (including the toilets!) and I've enjoyed myself. The food isn;t really going to differ in quality or taste much from one Macca's to the next and so it is the atmosphere and the staff which make the experience a stand out one. Here at Port Adelaide, they have done that very well indeed!

I don't eat Hungry Jacks. Well then why are you talking about Hungry Jacks you might ask? Because…read morethe set up is awesome, that's why. It's the one fast food store that feels like an american diner from the moment you walk in. It's got old school paintings and frames of hollywood stars such as Marilyn Monroe and Elvis Presley. They even have a sweet jukebox in the middle of the restaurant with all your old favourites. I particularly love the booths. The red, white and black design works really well. It's the kind of place you want to hang out at after school while you have a milkshake. It feels like you're an extra on the set of Happy Days. The food however is 'meh'.

Inside is very retro, gives that sixty's or seventy's feel, small offer in seatings but all six of…read moreus managed...customer service was quick, efficient, helpful and courteous but I decided to take my niece's outside to let them stretch their legs and was appalled to see a nice playground be destroyed within. It had quite a few rubbish around an sooo sticky inside an outside of the slides an climbing areas. Playground just needs abit of tlc, to bring it back upto a nice standard for kids to play in If they ever decide to hose the plaground down with some disinfectant, it would actually be an awesome place to attend

They sell all the standard fish n chippery hot foods, salads and drinks BUT they also sell a few…read moreAsian inspired items like their fan freakin tastic Vietnamese rolls. Their salad rolls are crunchy, buttery (homemade butter btw) and fresh ... But even more importantly the prices are cheap cheap cheap. We are talking $2.50 for a salad roll and a dollar or two more for meat added. Salad roll contains butter, cucumber, coriander, pickled carrot, red onion and soy sauce. Remember to get the pâté removed if your a veggie and ask for chillies lots and lots of mouth burning, lip swelling, tongue numbing tasty tasty chillies. They also sell Vietnamese rolls for you to take home ... And completely smother with butter and vegemite ... Don't judge me till you try it =P

From the owner: Fish & Chips, Hamburgers, Steak Sandwiches, Yiros, Snack Bar, Vietnamese bread meat rolls,…read moreVietnamese cold rolls, Vietnamese rice packs, and Chinese food.

On an outing with my son and our stomachs growling for some lunch, we had intentions of going to…read moreSwish Sushi but for some reason it was closed even though it was meant to be open (weird) Anywhooooo, so next best thing was cold rolls. We waltzed in to Yummy Banh Mi which was pretty much next door and saw the little plastic containers lined up with cold rolls. My son ordered the combination cold rolls and $5 later we walked on out. When we got home to eat them, the rice paper was falling to pieces and most of the contents fell out. Arghhh what a crisis!! Lucky for him Super Mum came to the rescue! I always have rice paper sheets at home as I often make cold rolls, so I fixed them up for him. What a disappointment though. Each cold roll had their portion of meat, lettuce and rice vermicelli.....where were some garlic chives, some mint or coriander? each bite tasted like lettuce. That was it. The meat was bland and had no flavour. The prawn cold roll was ONE small prawn cut in half, I barely noticed it among the sea of lettuce. Thank goodness for the dipping sauce to give them some flavour. I really hope that their banh mi is better because I would not go for their cold rolls again.

Dim sum are yum. Noodle salad is AWESOME…read more Best of both the strife and I have had. Seriously yum.