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Very nice owner (I'm guessing) who almost sent me somewhere else for my requested food! (Laksa is only available in winter) I ordered hokkien mee (not the commonly found one..) and was very happy. I even bought a second one to take home to share. Parking was hard but dietary requirements were well catered for.

After several years away interstate, I was passing by the area, and thought I’d go into @Thai for some lunch. Just as before, it definitely didn’t disappoint! Fresh, quality meals and generous portions at reasonable prices! The service was lovely, as was the decor. One point to note was that if you’re planning to use the entertainment discount, it can’t be used on the $12.90 lunch specials (understandably so). Otherwise, a terrific little place for lunch and dinner, located opposite Foodland at Rosewater.

We went there at a quiet hour. Menu for food and drinks has quite nice options, I enjoyed the pho. As the food quality is on point. Recommended to try here. NO table service, just walk in and pay and order at the counter and self-service pick up. Restaurant has music very good. There are lots of options for extra sauce and fresh herbs. However, I am very disappointed about the hygiene in the restaurant, eg, NO cover for sauce and herbs. Quite a bit visible ined around the restaurant like on table, windows, and even sanitiser section. It can tell that they didn't pay much attention to it. Hope it gets improved and keeps it up.

This place makes the best Lamb with Spring Onions. Generous serve of Lamb. Most important for me they use very little oil. All other Uygher restaurants in Adelaide that I have visited this dish is soaked in oil. Their Goshnan is also tasty.

Five of us hit up yum cha on a rainy Saturday. Place wasn't crazy busy, probably because of the rain. We dug into all the classics - shrimp dumplings, pork and chive dumplings, shui mai, fried taro balls, tofu skin stuff, BBQ pork rice wraps, squid tentacles, and braised pork ribs. Overall, yum cha was decent, but we remembered it being better. The letdown? The pork dishes – strong pork smell and the rice wrap was basically a fat fest with minimal meat. The taro ball was surprisingly the best dish. Used to be our go-to spot in Adelaide three years back, but sadly, not anymore.

Some of the best Vietnamese food in Adelaide. Also the price is worth the amount they give on the plate. I love how the place is clean and there’s enough room for leg space unlike over restaurants in the area. People are quite nice apart from one lady she seems to alway get in our way and and always talking in a wierd way. I think she’s from the Vietnamese restaurant as we used to go there too.