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As per my last vist, I think the setting, service and friendliness were standout features of Iku Sushi. I really enjoyed trying more sushi from their cheeseburger range. Quite an unusual idea in deep frying sushi, by the crunch of those Panko crumbs and the slightly melted cheese are interesting elements that you will enjoy. I really loved the beef version and that spicy tang from something in the sushi really added lots of flavour and lived up the dish. The bacon, mushroom and beef version was enjoyable to, but paled in comparison to the beef. For just $8.95, the 6 pack cheeseburger sushu is excellent value and getting another 6 pack free even better. They are rich, so maybe a 4 pack with something else off the menu might be worthwhile. . . . → Read More: Iku Sushi – 13 Mar 2012
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Yes it’s a food court but like Thali, it doesn’t mean that they can’t deliver on taste. I loved the butter chicken which was delicious but the lamb korma wasn’t to the same level of tastiness but still enjoyable. The aloo paratha lacked seasoning in terms of salt but was good otherwise. The raitha is more on the sour side and is not to my taste. There is good range of menu options and curries available, both meat and vegetable, so you shouldn’t be limited for choice and they are well priced. The flavours are very good so I don’t think you would be disappointed in terms of grabbing a meal from a food court. Cash only. . . . → Read More: Curry Munchers – 7 Mar 2012 If you’re in the mood for Japanese and you’re in East Perth, head down to Nagoya for dine in or takeaway. They have a range of dishes to choose from and the place seems popular as there was a steady stream of people coming and going and taking tables to enjoy their lunch. I enjoyed my chicken karaage bento and was filling. A cheap eat that is still tasty. . . . → Read More: Nagoya Japanese Restaurant – 28 Feb 2012 For $12,80, you can’t get a more generous meal with so much variety. Each component is lovely in itself and the combination of a squeeze of lemon, hot English mustard, dipping of Terriyaki and the crunchy tender pork went down well. . . . → Read More: Jun’s Japanese – 2 Feb 2012 
I didn’t care for a few of the pastries but the others were delicious. The standouts were the coffee eclair, canoli, horns, and puff. And yes I like the Italian custard and no, I didn’t eat this all myself, I did share, and it was consumed in 3 separate sittings over the course of a few days. . . . → Read More: Corica Pastries – 27 Jan 2012 I throughly enjoyed my meal and loved the oh so delicious crunchy pieces of succulent chicken. Fantastic! A little more pricier at $11.80 (by a few bucks) than Taka’s Kitchen but I can’t complain. Don’t be off put by the interior, the food speaks for itself. . . . → Read More: Jun’s Japanese – 19 Jan 2012 
The first restaurant in Bali where we ate Italian and were not disappointed. I enjoyed my wood fired pizza but it could have been better. My travelling companions, on the other hand, thoroughly enjoyed their dishes which were cooked perfectly and were flavoursome and delicious. The cannoli was also excellent. The prices are unbelievable! For the same meal in Perth, you would easily pay double. If you’re in the mood for Italian, a visit here is a good starting point. . . . → Read More: Bali II – Little Italy 
You can’t question the generosity of the meals. They’re beyond belief! Unfortunately, the meals weren’t all that flavoursome which is a shame as we were looking forward to enjoying some traditional Indonesian fare. The refreshing mango juice was delicious and I particular enjoyed the chicken breast with this lovely sauce which was like a sweet sticky BBQ sauce. The sate skewers were also excellent. Along with the chicken, the other highlight of the meal was the dessert. Simple and delicious. Apparently spring rolls can be used for desserts. . . . → Read More: Bali II – Paon 
It was nice to try some American fare which was quite tasty but could have been a little more authentic and flavoursome. We enjoyed both our visits here and having Western food made the holiday a lot more tolerable from a dining sense. There’s plenty to choose from the menu in terms of food and drinks (soft drinks, fresh juices, iced coffees, alcohol) and you can catch various sports on the many TV’s mounted on the walls or shoot a game of pool. . . . → Read More: Bali II – New York Sports Bar & Diner 
After our quick late lunch here, we were impressed and visited for a proper lunch the next day. The food was so delicious and generous. I really enjoyed all our dishes, in particular, the fried rice. The prices are cheap and there is a choice in size generally. Crab is at market price which cost $45 but the rest of the bill wasn’t all that much. I’d highly recommend a visit here where there is heaps of choice with such delicious food and friendly service, what can go wrong? . . . → Read More: Singapore II – Wan Tang Eating House 
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