I visited this physio when I had a back pain. The team use their hands, not mechines, most of the time- which is what I like. They offer a wide range of services, which including remedial message. The mesage is so good, I felt asleep everytime I have the remedial message!

Approximate cost: $80

Used to buy books from Fishpond but after several dissapointed orders ( I ordered the books but books never arrived, althought the website said it has it in store, not to mention the stress to follow up with the them). I know their price is fairly good but I now would rather buy from other online stores to avoid dissapointment.

Approximate cost: $50

I've joined Amnet for a couple of years now. Love their service, the off peak weekends download just mean i can spend more times on weekends! ( as I have a full time job). Not to mention that they don't count uploads data! definately will continue to use them!

Approximate cost: $39

got the scoopon and went on a Saturday lunch for sushi train. Shop is full of people. The sushi was made by the chef who is standing in the middle of the shop. We can see how skillful the chef is. The choice of sushi are ranging from $2.3 to $7 per plate. Most of the $7 sushi are with raw fresh fish. The sushi was made by using a different way, most of them are sushi with rice on outside and top with avocado/ cheese/ fruit etc. Sushi are delicious. Best to book if you wish to go on a Sat lunch.

Approximate cost: $2.3-7

It is a small little shop in the middle of the busy Beaufort St. The down side is, the is always short of staffs so don't expect a quick service or a clean table all the times. However, the good thing is, the price is very affortable, less than $10 for bento, with rice, fish/chicken, prawn and salad. Sushi is in good, fresh and nicely prepared as well. Should be the cheapest place you can get food in Beaufort St!

Approximate cost: $7-10

very yummy, authentic indian food. I love the garlic naan, which is freshly made and non- oily. The chicken masala and butter chicken are nice. Friend likes their Vindaloo as well. The menu is nicely prepared so that you can see which dishes are spicy, which are not. Many vege dishes which are good. The only down side is the price, for dinner, only dish is around $23, so 6 of us have spent $200 there with average over $30 per person which is not somewhere we can go and enjoy all the times!

Approximate cost: $15-25

this is one of our regular place for breaky. I love their hot chocalate- where you put the chacalate bits into the milk yourself! They dont offer many options on the memu but everything is good! everything is so vibrant and the ambience is hard to beat!

Approximate cost: $20

This is a little shop which sells taiwanise street food. We went there a couple of weeks ago. The staffs are not very perfessionally trained, and the LCD menu is small it's very hard to read and hence the ordering service is slow. Overall, the food is ok, we have the minced pork rice herbal jelly soup. Overall the food is good ( but can't compare with Sydney Meet Fresh- much better). Maybe we will be back if we want to try to taro. Oh, forget to mention, the taro was sold out when we were there!

Approximate cost: $5-10

A group of us went to after brought a deal online. We have the grilled fish, pasta, steak and american ribs. The fish is the best amount all dishes. The steak a bit overcooked. The beer fries is nice and crunchy. The location is abit doggy as it is in the first floor of a building. It is ok to go when there is a deal (almost 50% discount) but there are other better restaurants in town if i need to pay for full price.

Approximate cost: $20

I were there last weekend with some friends. My last visit was a couple of years ago. The food choices pretty much remain the same, mainly asian foods. We have a fried kuah teow and a laksa noodles. The fried kuah teow is average (too oily). The fresh soy milk drink is still a wise drink option but the price has gone up so much (as compared to last time when I were there).

Approximate cost: $10