Order Food in thornbury

Stopped in randomly and was pleasantly surprised by how good the food was and reasonably priced. Excellent fresh burger with crispy chips. My friend had the Philly cheese steak sanga and loved it. To top it off I accidentally left my phone there on an outside table, the friendly staff grabbed it before I even called them about it, and kept it safe for me behind the counter. I’ll definitely be coming back. Awesome find in Reservoir.

Good quality burgers at reasonable prices. We tried a selection of their burgers Makin'Bacon Duplex, Coburger with cheese, and the Korean fried chicken burger plus the Oreo Ripple shake, and the Home Made Mango Iced Tea. All were great!

The restaurant was very clean, the staff were extremely polite, and the food was both affordable and delicious. However, the milkshake wasn’t cold, which was a bit disappointing. Now you might ask, why only 3 stars? Because at a fast food place, waiting 50 minutes for two burgers, fries, and a drink is just too long. I had to remind them after 40 minutes otherwise, I wonder how much longer it would’ve taken. This is a serious issue that needs to be addressed.

Randomly found this hidden gem, cheap eats and family friendly. Food is amazing and so worth the price. Prices are so damn good too!! Definitely worth coming back. If you’re on a budget for food eateries. Prices are below $20.

Amazing value for Malaysian food in CBD! If you’re looking for cheap eats, this is the place to go. There’s a good selection of dishes at just $10 with other options going up to $25. Hainanese chicken rice was quite tasty with a decent portion of chicken, although we did feel some plates had more than another (we ordered 3 serves of it). Chicken chop with egg noodles had a generous serve of meat and noodles, good flavour too. Chee cheung fun with sweet sauce had enough sauce and tasted great! Mostly cheung fun though, compared to fish ball and fish skin. Sarawak konlomee was a bit dry with not enough sauce, making the noodles white (when they should be brown in colour due to sauce) and bit tasteless. Restaurant is on the smaller end so it really is just for eating and go, turnaround is quick due to popularity. It gets quite busy during peak lunch and dinner times so be prepared to wait for a table.

La Chanh is another solid Vietnamese spot along Victoria Street with a wide range of dishes. We tried the pho and the vermicelli bowl. The pho had a light, delicious beef stock with chicken — no heavy MSG or oily feel like some other spots on the street. The noodles were okay in texture, and the chicken was cooked nicely. The vermicelli bowl was refreshing, and the chicken was cooked well. We also added a side of pork, which I felt could’ve been slightly more charred to get that smoky flavour that many places do. Overall, a decent experience and another good option along Victoria Street.