With street food being all the rage in Adelaide at the moment, it’s no surprise to see a new generically named store, Adelaide Asian Street Food. Located towards the King William Street end of Hindley Street, this store is run by the owners of the Go-In Hot Pot Train that was previously opened across the…
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Pasta Chef – Brooklyn Park
Pasta Chef opened in Adelaide over 20 years ago and is a manufacturer of fresh pasta and sauces. The Brooklyn Park store is small in size and their products are only available for take away. They pride themselves in using premium quality ingredients and their pasta is made from 100% durum wheat semolina which is…
Namaste Nepalese Restaurant
Set in a quaint little cottage on the outskirts of the city, Namaste provides authentic Nepalese food which is influenced by the neighbouring countries in the region. There are a few traditional items that adorn the modern yellow and purple walls, while the white table cloths give this place an elegant touch. As a complimentary…
Cafe Pantai
Cafe Pantai is a Thai and Malay eatery tucked away in the Oaks Plaza Pier Hotel in Glenelg. The signage isn’t great and it’s not the easiest place to find, but if you walk along the beach side entrance of the hotel, it’s the first place on the right as you go through the revolving…
Dora’s Yiros
Dora’s Yiros is a Greek take away store located out in the Western suburbs on Findon Road. As the title of their store suggests, one of their main offerings is yiros, with over a dozen types available. They also sell a burger, seafood, salads, sweets and several authentic Greek dishes. The store itself is small,…
Dough
Dough is a bakery located in right in the heart of the Adelaide Central Markets. They’re known for their breads, cakes, pastries, tarts and assortment of sweets. Today, I ordered their Carrot Cake with a Cream Cheese and Crushed Walnut Icing. This classic cake was beautifully presented and well executed. The cake had a firm…
Aces Bar and Bistro
Aces Bar and Bistro is tucked away in the heart of the Central Markets. It’s located in the passage way that connects the fruit and vegetables stalls to Chinatown. The venue itself is old, dark and dingy, with the only natural light coming from the atrium in the centre of Market Plaza. The setup of…
100 Food Station
I’ve driven past this store on many occasions and was intrigued to find out what they’re all about. The name 100 Food Station doesn’t reflect how many items that are on their menu but rather the numeric location of their store. The decor is neat and basic with the highlight being their unique solid timber…
Swedish Tarts – Henley Beach
When it comes to food, there’s not much of a Swedish presence in Adelaide. If you’re looking for something a bit nicer than the cafeteria at IKEA, then Swedish Tarts is probably your best bet. With 3 stores in Adelaide, I visited one of their newer seaside stores at Henley Beach. As their name suggests,…
Chicken Cave
With so many chicken shops in the Western suburbs, I was surprised to learn that Chicken Cave is a local institution in the area. The store is not particularly large with no seating available for dine in. Their menu offers cooked Lilydale chickens in various forms with hamburgers and salads also making an appearance. It…
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