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"Had a normal meal in Adelaide Ikea. Pasta Bolognese was so good with Parmesan Cheese. Chocolate Musse tasted normal but with discounted price $2.95 only."
Téléphone: +61881544532
Adresse: 397 Sir Donald Bradman Drive, Brooklyn Park, Australia, 5032
Réservation, Réserver
Ville: Brooklyn Park
Lundi: 09:30-20:30
Mardi: 09:30-20:30
Mercredi: 09:30-20:30
Jeudi: 09:30-20:30
Vendredi: 09:30-20:30
Samedi: 09:00-16:30
Dimanche: 09:00-16:30
Plats: 5
Catégories: 5
Avis: 124
I was really disappointed, to be honest. My diet is vegan, and while I didn't expect much, I thought they would have more to offer than just basic veggie balls and a green vegetable dish that was so unappetizing that my mother and I barely managed to eat it. I wanted a more substantial meal, but the woman I spoke to informed me that the chips weren't even vegetarian, as they were cooked in the same fryer as meat. This was misleading given that they had previously labeled some options as vegan. She mentioned that the pasta was unlikely to be vegetarian as well, but didn’t provide any clearer info. Honestly, I have eaten the pasta and chips there many times before without being told about thes...
There's really not much to expect when dining at IKEA. We love this place for the furniture and home goods, but unfortunately, it's so expansive that you inevitably get hungry. The classic order typically includes either the $1 hot dog or the Swedish meatballs. This time, we opted for the Swedish meatballs and grilled salmon. The meatballs are pretty standard—somewhat bland, and their heavy richness lingers for hours, really calling out for a bit of acidity to cut through it all. The salmon was dry and served with unseasoned vegetables, though it was quite filling. You know what you're signing up for when you go to IKEA; it's a bit like the ritual of having a sausage at Bunnings—something yo...
After hours of furniture shopping in Ikea, we found ourselves famished. Because we are already there and the eatery is in the same building we decided to just eat there rather than drive some where else. As expected, it was like a cafeteria. You queue up and get the food that you want and pay at the checkout and demolished your food afterwards. Someone told the husband that the meatballs at Ikea restaurant was not bad so we decided to get that. It was not bad at all. The apple pie also caught my attention and I wanted to try it. Now that was a total fail, I wished I didn't get that as it was a waste of money. We only had a few bites and that definitely left a bad taste in my mouth.
This place deserves to be recognized as a place of very affordable meals with a serene environment to boot (if the kids aren't too noisy or the crowds aren't bustling as much). The atmosphere is very similar to that of a food court but bear in mind that this place provides food of commendable quality if you lower your expectations and remind yourself that you are here on a budget or to buy furniture. All and all, keep an eye out for their creative new takes on food and let your taste buds roam around once in a while. Réservez une table maintenant
During our visit to Creative Ikea, we had to try their famous Swedish meatballs. We ordered the 10 meatballs, which came with a generous serving of delicious potatoes on the side. Unfortunately, they didn’t serve any cranberry sauce, which was disappointing. Additionally, the gravy presentation was unappealing—it came out of a ketchup-style dispenser from the waitress. Ten meatballs are definitely more than enough for a snack for two, and I’m glad we gave them a try. The flavor of the meatballs was fantastic!
Ikea has become very ordinary since august so i doubt we will return. The apparent new menu meant less variety $5 chefs special consists of pie quiche fish (dont bother) dry chicken snitzels and whatever muck they want to serve this month was beef masala. breakfast special is $4 and very bland.
