Ordered some fish cakes, massaman curry and a cashew nut chicken stir fry. Service was quick and…read morefriendly. They are licenced too so you can order some beer or wine off the menu. The fish cakes were served in an interesting way, with plenty of salad on the top. This helped to balance out the flavours. The massaman curry was fine, although one of the beef pieces was a rather fatty piece of brisket which was super chewy. The cashew nut chicken was delicious. Good simple thai food, decent portion sizes and doesn't break the bank.

There is no noodle soup in the menu but an order of a soup bowl with desired types of steamed…read morenoodles will make the same dish with the same quality. Just a bit too much for one person. Decent food and nice ambiance!

One thing going for this place is that it has much longer hours than the other eateries that keep…read moreshort operating hours in Hobart's central business district. That's maybe one of the only redeeming qualities. Enticed by the thought of a warm bowl of ramen to soothe my soul, I ordered a veggie ramen for take-away at this ramen-focused establishment. Once I got back to my hotel room, I nestled in to enjoy the warming bowl of broth and veggies but I was sorely disappointed to find that the taste of the soup was a little foul and the hard boiled eggs were of a strange color and consistency. After a few bites, I just couldn't eat anymore, concerned that the suspicious tasting food might actually make me ill. This full rejection of a meal rarely happens to me, especially with a fairly easy meal of ramen. I would not return to this place to try my luck again.

Finally a good and authentic ramen place in Hobart! Open for lunch til 9 pm which makes it great…read morefor a quick lunch or late snack. Very flavoursome homemade broth. we had the teriyaki chicken ramen and the vegetable fried rice and they were both lovely!

One just wanted a snack just finished a 7 day tour of Tasmania unloaded at hotel a took a walk…read morefound the pot sticker dumpling house Inhaled the first order of 10 delicious combo pork chicken shrimp and a lemon ice tea Round 2 was just as good Highly recommend any cruise ship passengers to stop by just a short walk clean environment friendly service Wish I wasn't leaving tomorrow Maybe I'll head back before they close for take away

Of the four dishes I tried, they were all delicious. Takeaway service is quick and portions are…read morestill filling. Service at the counter is also friendly. They have all the side sauces available as well (soy, Sri racha, hot chili oil, etc). Used to be called Dumpling Express...now Pot Sticker Dumpling House.

Fine Chinese dining. Impeccable food, service, atmosphere. A bit pricey, approximately A$50pp, but…read morenot your average Chinese restaurant.

Beautiful food, fast service, clean restaurant. would be great to have some window views. Highly…read morerecommend to anyone

My favourite noodle house in Tasmania. I highly recommend their Sambal with Udon Noodles. Hot if…read moreyou like a hot noodle be warned if you don't.

While searching for a quick takeaway I found this place in the same building where CBD Woolworth's…read moreis. The place makes some very good noodles and they make it custom to order. Its my place for the time being when I come to Hobart on business if I need a quick bite. But yes one noodle box can send you back by $13 :)

Great food just like Saigon Good prices get a takeaway and some fair priced wine from 9-11 and…read moreenjoy your stay, as good as any of the fine dinning overpriced Asian restaurants in the area for a better pice. This is a gem

My selection was their House Special Pho. Cost was about average (as expected) for a House Special…read morePho and for its size and location. This dish included a flat noodle, slices of chicken breast, thin beef slices, and beef balls. I found the Pho broth alittle weak and the beef slices alittle tasteless for my liking. This likely means they must of used the meat for my dish to boil down for the flavor. There were no fresh slices of beef on this serving cooked or raw. Usually the hot broth can cook down the the thin raw beef slice and insures fresh tasty beef. So I've had much better. There were a lot of locals coming in to purchase take-away bites of sorts such as the spring rolls and bites on a stick. This is why I picked this place, but was disappointed in the flavor in dish. At least the beef balls was tasty that was included. I always check the cleanliness of the pea sprouts, which seemed decent. There were no mint leaves, a few sprigs of cilantro, and the slice of lemon. There was of course a bottle of Siracha Hot Chili Sauce at the main counter. The eating environment was okay for typical Asian eatery, for a hot summer day, not the best as you may roast yourself. Not much space for a large group, mostly small tables.

What amazing Japanese cuisine! Everything is so fresh and cooked beautifully. It is definitely mine…read moreand my fiancée's "go to"!!!

Food was not hot and quite pricey. Everything is pre-cooked and served from a bain marie which is…read moreprobably the downfall of this place

For a long time I kept hearing about how good Chai was from friends who went regularly, but I was…read moresuspicious. Mostly because I rarely eat vegetarian dishes. I've now tried them twice and am a convert! All of the food is vegetarian / vegan, with a mixture of 'true' vegetarian recipes and dishes traditionally made with meat but with vegetarian ingredients substituted in. You can dine in or take-away, and you have an option of dishes from the bain marie or a selection of made-to-order meals. I have noted another reviewer was critical of the bain marie dishes, but I can't qualify that as I have only tried the 'to-order' menu items - which are great. In particular, I highly recommend the chilli hot hor fun which is a box of spicy joy!

After a couple flights and an Uber into town, we were ready for our first meal in Hobart. We were…read morenear North Hobart, which has a ton of restaurants on Elizabeth Street, so we decided to try Midori Japanese Kitchen. We dropped in on a Thursday afternoon (around 1:30pm). Empty except for people that kept on coming in to get these sushi rolls from the counter. Not sure why they were so popular. All rice and not much real ingredients. There's a couple different menus. They have a ramen menu with four different bowls (oddly, all are at the same $15.80 AUD price point). The main menu is split into Japanese salad, chicken & pork, seafood, vegetarian, tempura, rice and udon noodles, set (bento boxes) and set menu options. You go up to the counter and order. There's tap water in the drinks display case (bottom row). Oddly, they don't give you any soy sauce for your rolls, nigiri or sashimi. - Sushi & sashimi set (#1) ($15.80 AUD) - assorted sushi rolls, nigiri and sashimi served with ginger and wasabi. There were two smoked salmon, two canned tuna and two chicken rolls. Smoked salmon was good; the other two were dry and bland. Desperately needed some soya sauce. Four nigiri (salmon, ebi, seaweed salad and tofu); decent. Sashimi consisted of five pieces of salmon. This was different as the salmon tasted saltier/brinier. You could taste that it was from the ocean. - Pork katsu set (#6) ($15.80 AUD) - pork katsu, seafood nuggets, garden salad and steamed rice. Seafood nuggets tasted like they were from a frozen, pre-packed box. Katsu was better but the meat was dry and needed more sauce. Garden salad was enjoyable. Merely average Japanese food. Nothing compared to what you get back in Vancouver.

This is honestly the worst ramen I have ever experienced, and I've eaten a lot of ramen…read more I would have had a more wholesome ramen experience from an instant packet, which at the very least would have provided some flavour. This meal however came out looking delicious, but was in fact a bowl of regular instant noodles swimming in a large bowl of vaguely pork-tasting dish water. I personally scoured the restaurant for salt and chilli, in the hope of being able to taste something. I failed. The pickles on top were the highlight.

Dave's Noodles is really conveniently located at the Argyle St entrance to the new Wellington…read moreCentre in the CBD. They serve predominantly noodle dishes (as you probably guessed from the name) for lunch and dinner and have a pretty wide selection. The restaurant is fairly small and can be a bit cramped, so I wouldn't normally choose to eat in here, but for take-away it is fairly convenient. The food is pretty good, but personally I prefer Sakura around the corner for similar fare. Mainly, this is because I feel Dave's Noodles tend to over-sauce their noodle boxes and they have a $15 minimum purchase for credit cards, which means if you are by yourself you end up buying more or paying cash.