Following in the footsteps of the Hamlet is Westside at the Acton end of Commonwealth Bridge.
Offering different cuisines to the Hamlet, but in a similar style, Westside is also a great summer spot to head with a group, your wine, glasses and a few dollars. Set up some folding in a nice position overlooking the lake and pick up a range of interesting foods from the friendly street food stalls, to split and share.
Or if you haven’t come prepared, just grab a table and a glass of wine from the Aviary bar on the top level.
Habibiz offers Mediterranean food and Limey’s…Gelato.
The One has some good looking soft Thai pork and beef tacos $12…..
The Fish Can‘s menu includes tempura prawns and sweet potato chips $13…
….some delicious Bao like prawn, fish, and soft shelled crab $13.50 in a surf pack….
….and perhaps even better chicken and pork belly Bao for around $4.30-$4.50 each…
….also they offer a Mars Bar Bao and Tempura Tofu Bao…
The sweet Bao Fries $3.50 with condensed milk glaze and black sesame are very morish.
Miss Van’s has an excellent Ginger Chicken, Vermicelli noodles and fresh herbs Vietnamese salad $12 in a generous size, and it is also famous for it’s Banh Mi.
Daana is serving up some great South Indian Street foods like the, hard to find idli, Vada, dosa and Uttapam according to Jude and Travel and Beyond.
A great place for families with younger children as parking is easy and free there’s plenty of space to run around nearby.
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