My partner found this place when we driving along. We were starving, so we decided to drop by. I have a huge love for japanese cuisine and I don't believe this place is authentic with it's ramen. I had ordered chasu pork ramen which chasu pork when you eat it - it just melts in your mouth. It's more pork belly cut. When I recieved this ramen, it was smoked bacon as the main meat in the dish. Very disappointed. However the edamame (soy beans) with rock salt was great and agedashi tofu was fine as well. I would try them again for a different main and there were a few interesting desserts available at the time that we normally see at japanese restaurants. Sadly I was too full at the time! The girl who served me was very polite and friendly. The place is situated in a small complex with 4 or 5 other businesses around. Not really near anything in particular. For the price, compared to other restaurants it is on the lower price range for japanese casual dining. Overall, if you are somewhere nearby give it a try. However, the mains could be improved.

Approximate cost: $10-15

I came across this place when I was doing some shopping at the Vale shopping centre. It is a retro American comfort food eatery. We went at 10am on a Sunday and the place was backed to the brim and people had to wait. I suggest you do a booking if you have a group of friends going. If you go, I suggest you do salad sunday because everything there is a billion calories with delicious sauces , fried goodness and massive portions. The burgers range from $15 - 20. It is a pricey but you will see why when you see one of Johnny's burgers. There is a huge menu from buffolo wings, fried cheese sticks, sliders and variety of burgers. For those with a stomach of steel, there are spicy burgers or massive $40 burger. Service - I give a top notch rating cause Johnny ,the owner, comes up to every table and has a chat about the burgers, the origin of american burgers and you can tell he is passionate about BURGERS and his business. I would recommend this is place if you are starving or have a massive craving for comfort food. Do it, you won't regret it.

Approximate cost: $20

I'm going to get in trouble for categorizing it as a chinese restaurant, however it is actually a singaporean hawker style of eatery. It is a franchise from asia, but I believe it is the canning vale one is the first franchise in Australia. Highly recommended for it's fresh interior design, price and most important delicious meals. It's open early about 7:30 am - 9pm everyday. Again not much to say about service, average wait time on food. it can get busy on weekends otherwise try dinner on a week night and barely anyone around. Servings I feel can be a bit small for dinner so add an entree ( this is based on an asian woman's stomach so you be the judge) However the mains are $10 or so I can understand the smaller servings. If you are heading the canning vale markets, it is situated in the vicinity so give it a shot after some shopping.

Approximate cost: $10-15

I ate here last night, I heard from a friend and checked out urbanspoon. It had a good rating, the area isn't that nice nor interior for kanta. However the food was worth it, made really well - and unusual has a couple dishes we hadn't seen from going to other japanese restaurants. Price is tad pricier for the usual standard japanese dishes. Service isn't amazing and wasn't expectating much from a place like this. td:lr - go for food.

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