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"Nice food at very reasonable prices. A1 service too."
Téléphone: +61870769300
Adresse: 143 Regency Rd, Croydon Park, Australia, CROYDON PARK
Réservation, Réserver
Ville: CROYDON PARK
Site Web: https://www.facebook.com/lyhaskitchen
Lundi: 10:00-20:00
Mardi: 10:00-20:00
Jeudi: 10:00-20:00
Vendredi: 10:00-20:00
Samedi: 10:00-20:00
Dimanche: 10:00-20:00
Plats: 8
Catégories: 5
Avis: 88
Heard their bahn xeo was good (pancake still remains crispy even with filling inside and was not disappointed! Ample filling too.Also tried their steam rice cake half wet half dry (thanks to someone who mentioned it in the reviews! and LOVED the wet version. Both were good but would absolutely go back for their wet rice cake.The fine rice vermicelli noodles with chargrilled pork was also a winner. All wrapped in lettuce then dipped in nuoc mam, delicious. The pork was seasoned very well.The combination broken rice was good, their rice was very fragrant with coconut water, the egg cake was also not overpowered with black pepper (personal preference however the grilled pork was a bit too salty...
The food and portion sizes are great, the prices are reasonable, and the service is quick. This is one of the few Vietnamese restaurants in Adelaide that serves Banh Xeo (Vietnamese pancakes), and they prepare them exceptionally well. The menu also features several unique dishes that are hard to find in other Vietnamese restaurants in Adelaide, making it worthwhile to visit just to try these options. The atmosphere is quite basic; the furniture is mismatched and a bit unstable, and the restroom has paper towels hanging from a chopstick tied to a string. However, none of these details detract from the experience, as the food more than compensates for it.
The combination broken rice dish was good as well; the rice had a wonderful fragrance from the coconut water, and the egg cake wasn’t overly seasoned with black pepper (which is a personal preference). However, the grilled pork was a bit too salty for our taste. Finally, we tried their Che Thai. Personally, I enjoyed it, but it was quite filling, so I recommend getting it in a takeaway cup if you think you won’t be able to finish it! It consists of mixed jellies with pieces of durian and jackfruit, all topped with evaporated milk. It's definitely worth trying, especially if you enjoy jellies and durian!
The dining experience here is excellent, featuring good food and attentive service at fair prices. This is one of the few Vietnamese restaurants in Adelaide, and their banh xeo (Vietnamese pancakes) are particularly well-made. The menu also includes some unique items that are rarely found in other Vietnamese restaurants in the area, making it worth a visit to try them. However, the decor could use some improvement, as the furniture is a bit unstable and the restroom features paper towels tied to a stick. Nevertheless, the quality of the food far outweighs these minor issues. Réservez une table maintenant
