I began my experience here on a Saturday morning with a delicious iced coffee. It sadly went downhill from there. I ordered the Chicken Parmigiana, usually a safe bet. They brought it out cold, and it appeared undercooked. I am not usually one to take food back, but this was an exception. Once I took it back, there was no apology, and they put it in the microwave, and gave it back to me, without saying a word. It made the chicken rubberly and you can guess what it tasted like. Good Coffee. Bad Food. Would not ever go back.

Approximate cost: $15

This is the tastiest Thai food we have experienced in Melbourne. It is a bit more expensive than other Thai places, but is far better quality. My wife and I a regular customers and usually go there once every 2 to 3 weeks. We went for dinner, and shared the Yellow Lamb Curry and the Nuer Aroy and it was a delightful mix. The waitress is not intrusive at all, and is extremely polite. We had excellent service, and the coconut rice is devine. We also got the Chicken Curry puffs as an entree which also very good. Highly recommend for the true Thai food lover.

Approximate cost: $25

We recently went to Gurkhas for a friends birthday, and we got the "all you can eat" sample item that they advertised. The lamb was delicious and the other dishes were very good as well. They were very quick to clear our table, strongly hinting for us to get out, and were literally taking our plates away as soon as they were empty, even though it was suppossedly "all you can eat". Would go back, but will just order something from the menu instead.

Approximate cost: $20

The best fish and chips I have tried in Melbourne. It was reasonably priced: I paid $10 for the fish and chips pack, plus a coke and a large tomato sauce. The fish was fresh as, and the batter was perfect. Would recommend to everyone. Very good fish.

Approximate cost: $10