Great Cajun smokehouse and bar. Great food, great service and nice atmosphere. Been here a few…read moretimes and has been consistently good.

Food was pretty good, liked everything but the slaw ( never had it that way, maybe was an Aussie…read morething) coming from the States it was different and not what I was expecting for a "Nola Smokehouse. Brisket however was really nice and I'd go back in a group setting. Service was good they all were nice and spoke politely.

This was actually a really lovely pub, and it was one that I had no idea existed until I wandered…read morepast it. Okay, I have never been up to this part of Sydney previously, so I guess I had no idea what I would encounter, but this place literally appeared out of nowhere. It is probably more like one of those country restaurants, but in reality, it has a real nice charm about it that many places are lacking. Oh, and it has a nice outdoor area, though it doesn't have a huge selection of beers.

Not bad. But overpriced given the quality of nearby eateries. We picked it because they re-opened…read moreat 4 an hour earlier than nearby restaurants, and we didn't want take out. The Charred Veggie Salad with Chicken was really good (Mrs B.) I got an "American Burger" with "Kumera" wedges (Sweet Potato Fries) the Fries we're better than the burger, which was nonetheless enjoyable. Better beers than some places

There's a lot of style over substance in the restaurant. It's an American Ranch style smoke house…read more Like most restaurants that start up in the central coast its minimalistic in design and menu. The atmosphere has a sense of tension, the feeling you get when you want a restaurant to surprise you with good food, drinks and price, unfortunately SOW doesn't do any of them very well. The menu in the US can be found at most road side truck stops, nothing new here only that it's slightly misplaced in Umina. Not that it shouldn't be there it's just that because of the prices of the food and drink I can't seem to believe they'll have a loyal customer base. Well not all year round. I'm surprised given the location and the cost of rents in the area they couldn't be more generous with either the servings or the prices. In fact the restaurant is far more suited to Surry Hills, and charges the same prices. There's only one healthy option on the menu an ode to vegetarians, but without any enthusiasm and priced as the most expensive, it would seem they were trying to avoid the subject. Being so close to the coast and a fishing wharf I'm surprised there is no fish on the menu smoked or not. The drinks menu is interesting and leans towards the craft beers and cocktails. The wine list is appalling and unnecessarily slim. A glass of average wine at $11.00 it's cheaper to drink in Surry Hills. Overall it's a bar that wants to be a restaurant that wants to be a bar but probably can't because of licensing. I'd definitely go back for a drink and bar snack if they reviewed their pricing. In fact it's close to being the go to place, if they could get it right and find their appropriate audience for the location. The service was good, attentive and appropriate.

It great to see this sort of place bringing southern diner US diner food to the southern central…read morecoast! We came for brunch on a Sunday and started with blueberry pancakes and coffee. The pancakes were sweet and well balanced with mascarpone! The coffee was smooth and the service friendly. We followed sweets with a brisket Rueben burger, poutine tater tots and a pumpkin salad for balance. Being a brisket lover I have high standards and this brisket measure up nicely; succulent, tasty and juicy. The salad was tasty but a few more options in the salad department would be nice(fennel citrus???). We devoured the poutine taters in no time, dripping in tasty house gravy and mozzarella. The hero of the meal was the brisket in my book, washed down nicely with a golden ale. If you enjoy southern US diner food, then you won't be disappointed with sounds on west, the jukebox tunes add to the charm! And they stock Henry's gin from distillery botanica in Erina. Great stuff.

There are a few surprise restaurants in the town centre of Kogarah. Wrapped around this little…read morecourtyard space is a Japanese restaurant Tako. I was heading in one night after my HSC, my stomach was growling so loudly at me that I was finding it hard to concentrate. It was a good choice because I was waiting for a ride and would be eating alone. They had a large TV up in the corner which was entertaining enough while I waited for my food to arrive. I'd never had karaage chicken before this, but now it's a favourite of mine. I think that is a clear enough indication of how much I loved their food. I have this place to thank. I had it brought to me takeaway then went to wait by the curb for my ride. The chicken was so hot, I could still hear the oil on it that it had been fried in. Risking burning my mouth, I took a bite. The outside was burning hot but deliciously crispy before I realised it was sort of like a Japanese version of KFC. But so, so much better than that. They had this mayonnaise that you dipped the chicken into, and although I was conscious of how unhealthy it was, the deliciousness of it all melted away any trace of guilt.

Doesn't taste anything like Japanese restaurant more like Chinese lunch meal style. Very…read moredisappointed

Let's taco about it!…read more I stumbled upon this place after getting off the bus. After a quick look at the menu I decided on the stir fried spicy pork tacos. It had a 2/5 pepper rating for spice level on the menu. I was thinking I would need hot sauce, but the spice level was perfection! It was so good and balanced. The tacos consisted of marinated spicy pork, cabbage sauce, pico de gallo, gouchujang aioli, sour cream and guacamole. Talk about a marriage of flavor! Each bite was delicious!! The tortillas were also good and definitely tasted home made. They even appeared to be grilled a bit, which gave the meal a whole new experience as well. Service was quick and efficient. I believe I only waited about 5 minutes for my tacos to come out. I would absolutely recommend coming here!

friendly and yummy! if i lived closer i'd be here often! *i…read morerecommend Honey Cream Prawn Tacos

Khoi Eatery located in Marrickville is serving up seriously good food and prices to make your bank…read moreacc happy too. This modern Vietnamese restaurant is serving up home-style Vietnamese dishes just like mama used to make (if your mama happens to be Vietnamese, obvs). The BBQ pork chop was a standout, finger licking good, delicious flavours and the meat was super succulent, available in a variety of rice or noodle options. Come here for authentic Vietnamese food and leaving with full bellies. What we ate: BBQ Pork chop broken rice (Cm tm sn) Vermicelli noodle bowl with Spring Rolls & Shredded Pork (Bún tôm ch) Vietnamese Vegan Pizza (Bánh tráng nng): crispy rice paper with mung beans, mushrooms and tofu (taste of this could improve, it was too bland for my liking)

I have never actually been to the store, I only order from Uber Eats during work, but the meal…read morepackaging is excellent! Strong reheatable containers with the broth separate, its genius! The food is always very fresh, and delicious. I order at least once a week, it truly is value for money with their decent sized portions. I am yet to meet any staff but I already know they are lovely people because the food tastes like it was made with love! I highly recommend Khoi Eatery to anyone who is after some fresh vietnamese food in marrickville.

little momos is a solid spot on newtown for some momos. we got the momo platter, which comes with 3…read morepieces of the beef, duck, vegetable, chicken, and fish momos. i like the variety and the various dipping sauces. the deep fried momos were a bit dry for my taste and i liked the pan fried the most. they have a good menu for sharing and it wasn't too busy for weeknight dinner so we didn't have to wait.

Any place that has a whole vegan menu is the place. for. me…read more Came here before a show down Enmore road in Newtown. My friends rave of this place - to the point where the staff knows them by name and waits on them hand and foot kind of deal. But it's good, tonight I got to reap the benefits. One of my favorite things about Newtown is that many restaurants are BYO. Tonight we brought in a Rose bottle to have with our dinner, and it was delectable let me tell you that. On the vegan menu there are about 15 different options. My friends said I had to try the 'Momo,' which is a dumpling either panfried or poached. An order came with about 6 and it was so yummy. Next, I ordered the vegan chow mein. I've had sooo many vegan chow mein or veggie chow meins back home that literally make me want to barf. This was not the case at all. Huge serving, lots of veggies and moist. I added some chili oil and a lil salt and I was suddenly in food heaven or food coma, I cannot tell the difference. My friends shared about five different things including a dumpling miso soup. It looked rad and by their content faces, the flavor seemed to be a winner too. Another win on King Street, with an asian fusion menu and vegan options around, this place gets a lot of love in Newtown.

This place is great, whenever my family goes to Hurstville we always manage to stop by, always…read moreseating, amazing food, big variety of food to choose from and quick service would recommend.

do not eat the tofu or prawn, got heavy food posining had to go under medication and could only…read moredrink liquids for 2 weeks, horrible migraine and constant vomiting , horrible, lucky i didnt even sue this place yet