I love this place. It's quiet and away from all the hustle and bustle. But it's a bit confusing. They generally serve the normal hot dogs, milkshakes, coffee and sandwiches. But recently they're starting to do sushi and sushi platters!!! I mean WHAT???
Not that I'm disliking it. I quite like sushi. So to be able to come to this fabulous place and also get my sushi, not a bad effort.
Coffee is good here as was the hot dog.

Approximate cost: $avg

The newest offering in the Renaissance Arcade.
This place offers the likes of the name of the shop. They have a goodly lot of steamed offerings and various stews.
I had the beef stew this time around. It was ok. That is all.

I hope to come back when they get a bit more settled. Hopefully by then they'll have more business cards so I can add the rest of the information. Just got me a photo of the front of the shop this time so I could remember the name of the place.

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I like the meats in the window as you walk past. So you know that what they put in your food isn't prepacked or microwaved. But strangely enough, they do come out pretty quick with the food. So that's one aspect I like about the service here. But for the fact they don't speak much English, it's sometimes a bit hard to get recommendations if you're not sure what to eat.
I had the duck noodle soup and my partner the bbq pork rice. Is as good as the usual in Chinatown. So it's about the same.

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I actually liked this! I didn't expect anything as I thought this place was a bit pretentious. But once inside, the atmosphere was tidy and the food was delicious. Their pho was cheaper than what you can get out around Hanson Road and their pork rolls are just a bit more than the average. But I guess you would expect to pay a little premium as it's in the middle of the city. The let down is that it a bit oilier than usual. But if you can get around that, then there's a hidden gem here.

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For a food court Uyghur, this place does it well. Think spicy food using mutton or fish. Not sure if they had the hand made noodles that are traditional of all the other Uyghur restaurants. But the noodles they did present were smooth and delicate. Quite good for an unexpected shop in the middle of a food court.
Surprisingly the food wasn't too pricey. At $10 for a lot of it, I thought this was a good choice for a quick bite.

Approximate cost: $inexp

Walking past, you're tempted by all the nice food in their cabinet. Gotta think that many people buy from this place, otherwise they'll have heaps of left over food at the end of the day. And if that happened, then you would think they wouldn't be in business long. Bt since they're still around, then it's coz they have good food.
Other than their window display food, which of what I have sampled does taste really good, they have other items you can order from their menu. I get the beef udon soup if I go. This is tasty and I think authentic enough

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I think this place is run by the same people as those that do Singapore Delights in Chinatown. They're both reasonable, but I think their sister shop is much better. Still, don't let that put you off. They have good food here that's comparable to your average food court food.
Try their chicken rice. It's my favourite.

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It's a good Vietnamese place because it offers both beef noodle soup and Vietnamese rolls. However, they are very average. But since it's not the only one in the area, can't say that it's everything or unique. I will say that they're relatively good value though.
For a quick pho, it's a decent place to come. That's what I like to have each time I come here.

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Whoever is the chef here, keep up the good work.
Their meals are tasty and there's always some sort of specials on the board. Try the pizza and I had the fish and chips. Both are equally amazing

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This is the second in this Korean franchise to come to Adelaide. They have some nice funky food designs, and they're interestingly tasty. Some of them have fillings that add another level of interest to the dessert.

Approximate cost: $avg