Windy Point Cafe – Festival of Food 2015

Located just below the Windy Point Restaurant is the more casual Windy Point Cafe. The menu is different and so is the decor, but you still have the spectacular views of the city. Part of the Festival of Food deal is to visit all eight participating restaurants in order to redeem a $100 bonus off…

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It’s Sushi & Train

It’s Sushi & Train is a sushi bar located in Sefton Park on Main North Road right across from North Park Shopping centre. The small restaurant serves a variety of sushi, sashimi and other Japanese dishes such as udon noodles,  gyoza, chicken karaage as well as beverages such as sake and beer. It is quite…

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Pho Time

My favourite Vietnamese dish is Pho (Beef Noodle Soup). It’s one of those versatile dishes that can be eaten at anytime of the day. As someone who regularly drives down Grange Road, I saw the sign for Pho Time go up a few months ago and have been waiting in anticipation for it to open….

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Bac Lieu

Located in the outer Western suburb of Woodville, Bac Lieu offers traditional Vietnamese and Thai cuisine. With a medium sized dining room, Bac Lieu has recently been refurbished with wooden double doors opening onto the footpath. Bac Lieu offers an option of dine-in, delivery or pickup, with menu pricing very reasonable. Lunch specials are only…

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Panacea – Festival of Food 2015

It’s Festival of Food time again and tonight we visit Panacea. Only available for lunch and dinner from Monday to Thursday, the cost is $32 per person and includes a tasting plate, a main course and a petit four. Side dishes are an extra $7 and desserts start from $8. I’ve already reviewed this place…

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Little Miss Dive Shop

From the same people that brought you Little Miss Mexico, Little Miss Miami and Crab Shack, comes their latest nautical themed project, Little Miss Dive Shop. With the drinks outnumbering the food offerings on the menu, it’s safe to say this place is more of a bar than anything else. Their small snacks include Fried…

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Kang Kong – New Winter Menu

Adelaide Food Central was invited to sample the new Winter menu at Kang Kong. All food and drinks were provided free of charge. Nearly open for 3 months, Kang Kong has had huge success with their Autumn menu, but with the Winter months approaching, the owners felt it was time to spice things up a…

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Ellen Street Restaurant

Ellen Street Restaurant has been open for about a year and half now – so why didn’t I find out about it until a few weeks ago!? Never mind – better late than never – and what a find! Tom Boden sure can cook! You’ll fine Ellen Street at Maxwell Wines on the rise of…

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Hispanic Mechanic – Revisit

When I first started as a Food Blogger, I quickly learnt that the most popular posts were from new eateries that opened up. I would always aim to visit new establishments within a week of their opening. My first visit to Hispanic Mechanic was no different as I dined in on their third day of…

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Kristian’s Kitchen

It’s not uncommon for a business to undergo re-branding in order to change their fortunes. The owners of the former Ambient have done just that by renaming themselves to Kristian’s Kitchen. The former was a restaurant and I was told that that put customers off, so they’ve now opted for a more casual setting. There…

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