The service is quite simple but pretty good. Every time I go it seems to have nearly no one sitting, but i suppose the jist of it happens at night. Its mainly Japanese with lots of obento's and what not. The place is big and quite well designed with a nice interior.

The food is usually all fried. They serve hot chips, dim sims, potato cakes, wedges, etc. Also, they have mains such as lasanga, pastas, alfredo, curries, and much more. In addition, they have a variety of sandwiches which you can put your choice of roast meat in.

only 50 dollars per year for 3 hour lessons each week. Its taught in a whole class of about 20 students. There are many year levels and break time is 20 minutes, where you can buy snacks at the canteen. The teachers are qualified and speak to you in the language to help you practice. You have to buy the text books though.

Approximate cost: $50

Self learning is a great part of the Kumon learning experience. The children are given work of a certain level of usually 5-10 worksheets double sided. It offers mathematics to a university degree level, english and Japanese (only in selected centres)

Approximate cost: $100