Love the food! I've been a regular every Sunday after church for many years until recently due to not wanting to travel as far to eat.

They have a large variety of food and everything there is delicious and to die for. For a family of four (teenagers, not children), you can expect the bill to be upwards of $90. The atmosphere is a bit noisy, but it is a very busy restaurant after all. This is one of the best Yum Cha places I have ever been to and the service is quite decent.

Dinner here is alright and banquets that I have had are $75/person. The banquets are a bit much, but they are delicious, nonetheless.

The food is pricey (it is expensive compared to other places) and the service is adequate. I wouldn't really recommend this place as there are better Yum Cha places nearby.

I have been here a few times as I have had family organise lunches there for special occasions, but I will not normally eat here. I've been here a couple times when I was a younger and even this year. It is generally busy, but I prefer other restaurants.

I used to go here from prep - year 7. The service is great for the amount of money (it used to be $15 per lesson and was $16 per lesson when I left). The tutors are generally really friendly and nice. Though I must admit, I was a bit of a brat back then (thus totally understandable when the tutors got annoyed at me).

I wish I didn't stop going because my marks have dropped slightly since then. I learnt a lot when I was younger and am currently thinking of going back. If you need something to reinforce your learning, this is a great place to go to. It is cheap and is beneficial for your child's learning :)

Approximate cost: $16/lesson

This is the place I go to when I'm in the mood for western! The prices are reasonable and the food is generally good (though they do charge $3 for extra sauce when you order steak).

The atmosphere is a bit loud due to the large amount of people the restaurant seats, but other than that, I absolutely adore the spaghettis and steaks. Don't expect to talk heaps while being able to hear, as the volume is that of a busy restaurant. Meals for a family of four (teenagers, not children) is in the range of $100-$150.

Approximate cost: $20+

This is an extremely busy place! You might have to wait for a table if you come at night. TBH, I don't like a lot of desserts from here, but my family absolutely adores them!

The desserts make for a great ending to the night if you've eaten at another restaurant in the Glen. (whoops, just read one of the reviews and they say the exact same thing!)

I feel like the prices are a tad bit pricey, but it's to be expected with this type of business. Other than that, this place is pretty decent and I love the atmosphere :)

Approximate cost: $7+

The food is pricey, but decent. The waitstaff are horribly rude and aren't attentive at all! I've had so many horrible experiences with this restaurant, and although the food is decent, this place is no longer worth the time or money.

Approximate cost: $20+

I normally go here whenever I'm in the mood for some good, cheap, Malaysian food! The Seafood Laska is to die for! It's the best I've ever had :) I've had a family member try it one time, but he said it wasn't very good that time. So sometimes, the meal won't turn out the best on the random occasion. Please don't let that deter you!

It's quite a busy restaurant. You get a decent meal for your bucks if you have their cheaper main meals. The drinks range from upwards of $3 or $4. For meals, some are good and some are not so good.

Additionally, they continue to use plates and bowls that have chips in it. I find that unsanitary as you are supposed to throw them out if they do have chips in it. I realise ceramic bowls and plates are expensive, but either fork out the money for new ones or change them!

Approximate cost: $12+

The food is amazing and the price for it is pretty great. The curries are beautiful but I'm not big on some of their vegetarian dishes (cottage cheese is very rubbery). It takes ages to get your food, but that's what's to be expected if you want ah-mazing food.

Approximate cost: $15-$20

I'm a current student at Killester and have been going for many years, it's an alright school if you think about how you much you pay per year. The school is decent and the teachers are alright but there are some shoddy ones who will bring your grade down! Other than that, there are some really excellent teachers who make the school really worth going to. The friends you make there will be long-term, trust me!

Overall, some might say it's an 'eh' kind of school that forces them to learn about religion. And I say 'yeah! It is a CATHOLIC school.' Try not to listen to them. This school is pretty decent.

FYI, 'Ester Junior' is actually named after the original cat (who was her mother) that went off one day and came back pregnant. The more you know. That cat is dead now, but oh wells.

Approximate cost: $2000-$2500

I've been going here for years! It's the only place I go to for bubble tea. I have at least two drinks a week. Definitely recommend! Be careful though, you might get addicted! ;D

N/B: Sometimes the drinks aren't up to par, but eh, still pretty good most days! (and compared to other shops, they have better bubble tea)

Approximate cost: $3