The Vietnamese Kitchen is a fairly classic Asian take-away / restaurant. Basic tables and chairs, a…read morebain marie of pre-cooked classics like Beef in Black Bean Sauce or Sweet 'n Sour Pork and an ice-cream counter. However, don't underestimate this place - the Ice Cream is Valhalla (brilliant Tasmanian-made ice cream) and if you avoid the bain marie items you get delicious fresh Asian food fast. Personally, I recommend you order the Beef Noodle Soup and pile on lots of the [very hot] chilli oil that is available on most tables. It will burn you to a crisp but you will love every bite!

Just ordered beef spicy po a few minutes ago. Never in my life have I ate such horrible food. The…read morebeef was thick sliced of the lowest grade meat and the noodles was spaghetti noodles. The soup tasted like a 50 cent pack of Ramen noodles. Took a taste and left the meal on the table. Should have known it was not an authentic Vietnamese place. Avoid this place and take your money and time elsewhere.

Tower Pizza. Absolutely wonderful…read more We ordered 3 pizzas, Devil, hot and spicy, the heat from the food was palatising. Sweet Chili Chicken Gourmet, subtle flavours, well balanced, from the sweet chilli sauce to the Camembert & sour cream. Delectable. & Salami Lovers, full of flavour and texture. We also enjoyed a Garden Salad. Fresh ingredients and in abundance. Excellent service, cheerful and pleasant.

We went to eat dinner here last night and I have to admit the service at Annapurna was horrible…read more The wait staff forgot we were in the restaurant several times. They did not take our order for 20+ minutes and then when we had realized no one had taken our order, we caught their attention and they took our order. Then when it was time to bring our food out, they brought over part of our food and then by the time the rice came and naan came, the other food became cold. Their food in general was ok and it was nothing special. Don't waste your time going there and don't be fooled with the fact that this place is so packed / busy. Aussies just love Indian food, more than people do here in the United States, so everyone just goes there giving the illusion that it is good. Also it probably doesn't hurt that it is conveniently located in Salamanca where all the cool restaurants and bars are. I heard from lot of people that Bombay House is much better. But it is a $5-10 cab ride away and we did not get a chance to experience it.

I enjoyed my meal here as the service was on point and the food was very tasty. I was able to order…read moreany dish with my preferred spice level and it was true to form. Yummy curry dishes include rice and condiments. I recommend the vegetable pakora, three big cakes of fried veggies with a nice flavour. Both the naan and roti are delicious. They come with garlic, spinach, mushrooms, cheese or plain. There is a wide variety of dishes and a good ambiance for groups, couples or solo dining. I would recommend eating here or getting takeaway as the prices are slightly lower but still on par with other tourist spots nearby.

Luv them! They are the best. Luv there food it's so delicious. U can call in anytime there open…read moreit's awesome n they may have something U need yo...l.g....

This a great little restaurant with a personal touch and home quality Italian style food…read more Service is great and prices are quite reasonable.

ACCEPTABLE BANH MI IN HOBART = AUTOMATIC FIVE-STAR REVIEW…read more Seriously though, I'm so happy. Cyclo have taken over the old Foodstop and while they're not running it 24/7 like the grand old Foodstop days, they're putting a very decent showing in and the offerings aren't just dirty souvs. What I want now is a banh mi with my choice of meat--do I want mixed meat slices? Roast chook? BBQ pork? I don't even know, but what I DO know is that I want it on a bread roll that's perfectly crunchy on the outside and fluffy inside, with crisp salad bits and a smear of pate, and--if I'm feeling up to the challenge--chilli that'll attempt to blow my face off. There's also a pho bar, ice cream, rice paper rolls, and some other stuff... but I honestly don't notice any of it because I'm just here for those bread rolls. Forever. (Ok once I got a noodle salad because I love those too but I never think of it when I walk in and see that pile of bread. Hey at least I'm honest.)

Best value fish and chips in Hobart, and they're absolutely delicious…read more I'm from Melbourne and was stranded on the east side of Hobart, thought I'd roll the dice with this place and it turned out to be fantastic! The value is unbelievable, something like 4 dim sims for $2! Will definitely be returning, it's a shame they don't have more publicity. Also a pity I deleted the menu shots to show you all, but you won't be disappointed! There's dedicated parking in the form of a 'court', so don't stress about finding parking on that busy highway.

Ordered chicken w/ corn soup on recommendation of other reviewer. It's actually egg-drop soup…read more Where's the chicken? (maybe it's just chicken broth?). Portions very generous but unfortunately, flavors completely forget-able. In our party of three, we had sweet/sour chicken, the #1, and some tofu vegan thing, and no one left saying, "Wow, that was great chinese..." Sorry.

I have been eating at chopsticks for years, truly a great place to get a decent feed!…read more Large portion sizes and good Chinese food!