Great site, great interface, nice stickiness/social component. Found some great places via Womo. Only took two weeks for my Wish card to be sent. :) Happy camper!

Only thing is search is a bit wonky about distances sometimes...if only they were listed from near out, not in some seemingly random order. Maybe I'm just not using it right. XD

Tempura sauce a bit too sweet. Teriyaki chicken bowl rather normal. Bento could be a bit more generous. Edamame ($2) seemed somewhat mushy. Takoyaki were okay. Overall not too bad, but not fantastic either.

Approximate cost: $12

A bit more open-concept than the Campsie one, but still with the same cheerful service and exceptional food. As always, favourites are chicken namban and karaage chicken bento. We usually order a side of edamame too.

I love this place. Their ramen kinda tastes the same after a while (though it's still nice), but the bento boxes are consistent, yummy, and generous in serving. My favourites include the chicken namban and karaage chicken.

P.S. If you don't really like gyoza in the bento box like I do, you can ask to see if they'll change it to takoyaki. :D Yum yum.

Wasn't as good as I was expecting. Their sweet potato mash was yummy but the pies weren't juicy enough. :( Maybe it was just the one I tried. Sweet (apple) pie (served cold) was also rather lackluster.

I love San Churro -- in moderation. The chocolate here is rich, rich, rich! Wonderful to share, but one serving is generally so large I couldn't eat it by myself. XD Thick hot chocolate is superbbbbb, like having liquid chocolate. Churros are good, too, served with two sauces. Peanut butter besos is a little over the top, but if you like peanut butter, that's your thing. Mango tango is surprisingly mild. Service ranges from friendly to indifferent.

Took a few days to connect me with a suitable cleaner, but happy with the resulting clean. Do note that this company (or is it just the area serviced?) does not provide cleaning equipment/solutions but I was happy to provide my own.

Approximate cost: $30

Maco is an online store, not sure whether it'd be on Womo, but I figured since MWave is on here. :P I used the assembly service provided by Maco.

When I was building my first computer, I contacted quite a few places for quotes. Parts would have cost about $800, and one store had the audacity to quote $1300. Maco, however, gave a very reasonable price, including installation and free delivery by driver. Belle, who handles the emails, is also super nice. :) I wish I could say the same about some of the other stores. :/

Very happy with the system. Runs well, good cable management (a little too good/tight, had to jiggle it a bit to fit my old hard drive in. xD), packed well, boxes were included where possible. Also very fast delivery -- paid 15th, ready 17th, delivered 18th. :)

Clean carpets, what more to ask for? :) They did remain wet but only slightly for the rest of the day. Some old pet stains couldn't be removed but that was to be expected. Efficient and nice.

Mixed up appointment time due to some message miscommunication but I was there earlier anyway, so all good.

Smaller than expected, considering their site seems larger than life. Very relaxed, personalised service, though I felt a little daunted. They have a range of stock feeds but not all that many brands. Some prices are good since they sell in bulk.