Order Food in nedlands

Ordered via menu log. I was a little apprehensive based on reviews but I was pleasantly surprised. I ordered my food about an hour earlier than I normally would have because they do have warnings on their dishes that the wait times may be long. I called up the restaurant to double check something in my order and the guy who I spoke to on the phone was lovely and helpful. I ended up receiving my food 45 minutes later (much much sooner than I expected due to the estimated wait time). Food was piping hot and delicious. I think that if other people do have issues with the wait time, please be patient and kind to the restaurant staff when you call in. It’s a very busy and popular place after all. There are warnings all over their menu informing you that wait times may exceed expectations, so order it earlier than you normally would, especially with large orders.

Heads up - this restaurant is now permanently closed however, just around the corner on 8th Ave (next to the IGA) is a newly opened Thai restaurant named Thai Smile - this was their first week of opening and I just enjoyed the most delicious, authentic Thai food from them. Lovely owners/workers and super tasty food - give them a try!

A friend recommended this place and upon looking at the prices i thought it was a bit expensive however when my Thai fried rice with beef was served and together with my friends’ dishes they were big in proportion! Taste was authentic and delicious, my fried rice was actually packed with wok flavour. Definitely will return if I’m in this area. 👍🏼 Tip: You can BYO wines with a small charge. There’s a bottle shop just right behind this restaurant. :)

Walked to this sushi shop and ordered Asaka Bento Lunch Special ($18.50). The combo includes teriyaki chicken, 2 pieces of fried chicken, 1 piece of fried fish and one fried prawn. Love the salad with mayonnaise dressing and the crunchy yellow pickles. Worth the money. Delicious food with affordable price! Will come back again.

Really solid spot for Malaysian food in Innaloo. Tried their kolo mee again—always a winner, can’t go wrong with it. Also had a couple of their special dishes: the KL-style Hokkien mee (dark, rich sauce—super tasty) and the lo shi fun, which was perfect for cold/wet weather. The wan tan hor / ying yong was also on point—nice smoky wok flavour and a smooth, eggy gravy. Service was friendly and quick, and overall just a good, satisfying meal. Will definitely be back.

Best fish and chips in town!!! Definitely come to this shop if you are looking for a damn good fish and chips. Staffs are also very friendly and chill.