Nice service. Quite pricey but most Thai food is. Their Penang Beef is the best I've ever had.read more

The service is always quick but I am not too crazy about their foods. It is more like Thai food for…read moreAussies - ordered som tum and other stir fry dishes and it was just average Thai food in Australia. One dish that was above average was red duck curry.

I tried to add this info to a review site but it didn't let me post it!?!?…read moreMust be with Google or Facebook or some other Corporate entity!?! Have eaten home delivery quite often normally O.K. to quite good. Prices recently went up and standards drastically gone done hill! Dumplings are good- no danger on your teeth! Got the shantung chicken very bad! Small bits of bone very dangerous on teeth also choking risk CHEW WITH CAUTION, DENTISTS ARE VERY EXPENSIVE?!? 75% of container contained bones or dry skin-Rip off See photos and videos on internet archive.org Rang them to provide a bit of feedback, woman on phone rude and unapologetic No refund offered etc.. Will not buy from them again

Northern Chinese cuisine isn't as common to find here in Canberra, but it has been increasingly…read moremore popular with the arrival of Dickson Dumpling Cafe and the Shanghai Dumpling Cafe in the city. Both however are inferior to King Fook, a hidden gem that has been around for years and can be found at the Florey shops. I'd suggest it probably serves the best hand made noodles and dumplings in Canberra. Sure, you can find your staple Chinese food such as the sweet and sour pork, spring rolls and fried rice here and it's still tasty, but it's the Shanghai Xiao Long Bao (steamed soup filled dumplings) that are amazing that you'll be hard pressed to NOT burn your mouth on them as they taste that good. The 'Pot Stickers" or Pan fried dumplings are also amazing, as are quirky treats like the "Pockets with tasty meats" which is a little half pastry that you fill with a sort of san choy bao style mixture. Really good. As with most chinese restaurants, it's kinda cluttered and informal looking but the service is quick, pricing decent and food outstanding.

This is a great spot if you are looking for a healthy, quick and cheap mid week dinner. We decided…read moreto try the bi bim bap - and it was fresh and delicious - a full balanced meal in a bowl!

Like good sushi?...then this is a must visit…read more Located in Manuka this small eating house has been turning out great sushi for many years. There is limited inside seating, perhaps seating for 12 and approximately the same quota of seats for footpath dining however do not let this deter you. It has excellent take out and is well set up to cope with busy periods. It is common place to see long lunch times queues and I have been part of them. Service is very efficient and the wait is normally short. So how good are the sushi rolls? At least 8 out of 10, and my favourites include the salmon and avocado, the cooked tuna and crumbed prawn are delicious...actually they 13 variants are right up there. And there is more too....the vegetable and king prawn tempuras' are really tasty. The food is always so fresh, tasty and the quality is so consistently good.

We went here under my fiance's suggestion, and were not disappointed. It's a little tricky to find,…read moredown the side street off the car park. The food was excellent and I notice a number of local Thais eating here as well. Always a good sign. We both had curries and a serve of rice each. The serving size was perfect, and there was nary a model left on our plates. We will definitely return, and I'll be trying the pork neck BBQ next time.

They say they're "Thai Laotian", and they do have Thai on the menu... but honestly, this is a…read moreLaotian restaurant at heart. And it's great! We varied far and wide on the menu: ox tongue with tamarind sauce, bamboo salad, fried rice (and it's good fried rice, too!), duck larb, gai yang chicken. I wouldn't say there was a stand out dish; it was all truly solid though. One thing that definitely bears mentioning were the staff -- super friendly and super helpful. They'll help you navigate the menu and do their best to accommodate you.

Good food, fast service My husband and I came here for…read moredinner on a surprisingly busy Tuesday night. Even though it was busy, our orders were taken quickly and the food was delivered to our table in super fast time. It's not the most authentic Asian food - but the food was tasty, the portions were generous and the prices were extremely reasonable. BYO for $3 per bottle is a plus. No wonder it's so popular!

This is one of our favorite restaurants in Canberra. My husband thinks they made the best laksa in…read morethe world. Food: really good. Besides laksa, the Thai fish also nice. Service: average for Australia standard Price: cheap, good value for money Tips: try to call and book especially if you want to come in the evening

Not sure if I caught them on a bad night. Have just got out entrees (delicious) after 40 minutes…read more Starving and thirsty!

We tried Thirst for the first time and were very pleased. The critics were right: The trout…read moredumplings in green curry were great! We also really liked the crispy fish salad and the corn fritters (like regular fish cakes... but better!). And, although you can get massaman beef curry anywhere, this one was good because both the potatoes and the meat were in small pieces so they soaked up more of the flavor. It's definitely not as cheap as say, Lemongrass, but I think it's worth it when you want something more special. We also had a glass of chardonnay with our meal and it complemented nicely. The tasting menu was good because it let us try many things, but in the end it was a bit too much food. It just depends on what you're in the mood for.

This place is very plain and not if you want fancy dining or exotically-prepared food…read more However, this has the real Vietnamese classics, with a good selection of tasty soups, served properly with sprouts, lemon, herbs and fresh chili on the side. Genuine and tasty banh mí made to order from the window at lunchtime. Most of the clientele appear to be discerning about getting the real thing, and it's tasty and arrives fast. $12 for a hearty noodle soup is great value for money. Not quite the range if Pho Phu Quoc in Dickson, but this is a good option for cheap cheerful dining in Civic.

Had dinner here yesterday. Its quite a perfume'y broth, not bad but a bit strong. The rice noodles…read moreare thicker than we get in US based places but OK I guess. Did not try anything else but wanted the Hot Vietnamese coffee with sweet cream but the people were not sure they had it as the owner was not in. Not a big thing and admit it was not on the menu but just don't put it over ice. Just OK

Excited by the prospect of this restaurant but let down by the food, good service nice workers. The…read morefood was either incredibly bland and boring or overpoweringly strong. Two stars...

Fantastic Vietnamese/Asian all vegan. Very diverse menu,…read moreeverything was great, service good. In the heart of trendy Dickson.