I had a spa pedicure, which is the only type of pedicure they offer. I was a walk-in and though they were busy this morning I was attended to promptly and did not feel rushed at all throughout, probably because they have a large number of massage chairs available so you can just sit there and get a massage while waiting for your nails to dry. Stacey did my pedicure and though she's the silent, stoic type that might come across as unfriendly, she did a very good job with my nails. The spa pedicure started with a soaking of the feet, then my nails were cut and shaped, cuticles attended to, soles of the feet scrubed, and then a light massage was given before the polish was applied. The massage chairs are very comfy, and there is a large tv to watch, along with the usual assortment of magazines. Overall, good value for money and I will definitely go back.

Approximate cost: $35

When we first got there, the place made a very good impression. A bright clean interior, pretty fish tank, and it was busy as per a normal friday night. There's a small sitting area outside as well with heating lamps to keep warm. The bad bits started when we waited a whopping 30min for our food - kinda crazy for a fast food place. It'd have been alright if the food was good, but it wasn't anywhere close. The fish was overly fried and tasteless. Though the fish was fresh, the over cooking spoilt it. Likewise, the calamari, prawns and scallops were overcooked and tasteless. The food was so oily I couldn't bear to finish my food. A real shame considering what we paid, and that the seafood looked very fresh to begin with. About the best thing on the plate was the chips, which though oily, was crispy.

Approximate cost: $13