arcobar heatherton - Food VIC

Isabelle H So incredible that a brunch place exists that serves both Asian and western food! We tried the Singapore fried noodles, prawn rice paper rolls, Vietnamese iced coffee and iced lemon tea. The flavours were great and prices were fair.

Marlon T We came here for breakfast/early lunch and loved our experience. The nasi goreng and the mie goreng were incredible, full of wok hei flavour. The portion to price ratio is great and the service of our waitress was amazing. We’ll be back!

mounes navabi What an amazing team. Very friendly, spotless facility and the food was amazing. Their burgers are so delicious, great value and I cannot get over how clean they are. Thank you guys

ioanna alikakos Walked in tonight randomly was closest thing open - glad I did Pizza was actually so good! There was enough toppings and it was worth it! It was nice and fluffy, heaps of flavour, i got the family half meatlovers half veggie supreme for my mum which she always has and she loved it ! (She’s picky) And the (owner?) he seemed really friendly and smiled, seemed happy, which is sweet because sometimes people aren’t too warm and inviting. Anyway I’ll be coming back ! ❤️

Damien Lembesis Highly recommend. Had the beef roll but tried the chicken roll the other day. Amazing and very friendly staff. Tony hadn’t seen me in years and still recognised me. Wonderful man.

Sahil Kapoor Me and my family went to had dinner from pizza shop. 10-12 mins wait after we got very tasty chicken pizza and veg paneer pizza. Staff was very friendly and offer us free sauce with fries which was nice . Never had fries like that with their secret salt on top. Definitely go their again soon

P Collins Yeah i was pleasantly surprised the burger was great and my dads 1/4 chicken with salads looked real good , the salads were good as i had some of both (dads 1/4 chicken pictured)

Lisa M Malaysia Garden food was very nice and arrived extremely quickly, in under 10 minutes. The prices are very reasonable for the quality, and the service was absolutely perfect. Everything was fresh, hot, and well prepared. Definitely a place I’d happily order from again and recommend to others.”

Sudha Karthik Authentic and fresh Indian food, tastes great and feels like home. Highly Recommended, worth the price for the quantity. Try one dish and you will not stop ordering more.

Baggage Claim Philosopher Phoenix Kitchen: A Spiritual Experience in Clayton (with Char Kway Teow as Therapy) By a man who fears cholesterol but fears mediocrity more. There are meals you eat because you’re hungry, and then there are meals you eat because the universe has decided you deserve happiness. Phoenix Kitchen in Clayton firmly belongs to the second category. This little Chinese place, modest, unpretentious, utterly lacking in theatrical lighting (except for the great big neon sign slowly radiating behind you), or décor designed for social media, serves food so authentic and comforting it should come with a therapist. You sit down, you open the menu, and immediately you feel your blood pressure lower — not from health benefits, but from the emotional relief of knowing you’re in competent culinary hands. I ordered the Char Kway Teow, Cantonese style (there is actually no other kind I think) which, in my life, is a dangerous game. One bad version and I spiral into a week-long existential crisis. But here? Here it was glorious. Aromatic, smoky, beautifully tossed noodles that whisper, “You are safe now.” The wok hei, that elusive, mystical, lightly charred fragrance, was so perfect I briefly considered proposing marriage to the wok. Then came the steamed rice with two roasts: soy chicken and honey BBQ pork. It was so beautifully presented I felt underdressed. The soy chicken was silky, savoury, perfectly seasoned, like a warm hug from someone who actually listens when you talk. The honey BBQ pork was tender and sweet without being cloying; it had that deep ruby glaze that makes you reconsider your commitment to healthy living. Nothing was too salty. Nothing was overwhelming. Everything was balanced, harmonious, the culinary equivalent of a functioning family, which I’m told exists somewhere. Phoenix Kitchen is very yummy Chinese, the kind of yummy that compels you to abandon dignity and scrape the last grains of rice off the plate so aggressively the waiter quietly replaces your cutlery. It’s the sort of place that reminds you why humans invented cooking in the first place: to feel joy, comfort, and possibly the early signs of addiction. If you’re in Clayton, go. If you’re not in Clayton, travel. And if you’re on a diet, bring tissues, you’re about to make terrible, delicious choices.