Place to grab a quick bite. I find the mains always a bit too expensive for when I'm there (during lunch..get $7.50 for a plate of rice and a soy bean drink just at the other side of Carlingford village) but their ricepaper rolls are fairly cheap and pretty nice. (Teriyaki? beef and prawn.)

driving back home with a good mate & looking for a good place to stop for dinner, we came across Carlingford Village & decided to have a look inside to see what was there, since we both liked Japanese & Korean cuisine, we thought we couldn't go wrong, trying out Ichirang;)we tried the sukiyaki shared between us both & found the soup, noodles & beef very tasty & full of flavor, i'm thinking we got served so well because we came rather late, but I'm sure the service would still be good on a busy day -- it's not the biggest food court :) if you like Japanese/Korean cuisine & you're in the area, give it a try~!

Approximate cost: $15

This is a Japanese & Korean restaurant that serves mainly Japanese & some Korean food. We had the octopus balls for entree, seafood udon, tempura udon & rice with eel & miso soup. I also tried the Korean pancake, fish & green tea ice cream from the others in the group we were with. Food is cooked fresh, the tempura is generous with 2 large prawns, sweet potato, seafood stick, hot, light & criispy. Service is good & with a smile even though some had to wait longer than others but there were 17 of us with a few other customers. Well worth a visit as it is good value & delicious with no added MSG.

Approximate cost: $13