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"this place used to be good, but then it got new owners and went a little on hill, very expensive and loud."
Teléfono: +61893753399
Dirección: 366 Grand Prom, Dianella, Australia, DIANELLA
Ciudad: DIANELLA
Platos: 5
Categorías: 5
Reseñas: 37
this fish chip store operator is a con artist who tells them he sells local fish due them huge dollar for it then delivers them with utter ****, asian fish. this guy should go straight to prison to leave the thieves and fool them. I have reported it to the local Ministry of Health, and the authorities dealing with fake fish types. the Asian fish he sells is total inedible garbage. it stinks, it's a dirty color, and I had to throw everything out, and to think that this mongrel had this hidden to me $15.00 a piece for it, told me that it was Australian barramundi! never in this ****. you will! it is regrettable that there is no MINUS evaluation for the driving companies, like these!
the worst fish and chips I've ever eaten. they even made me sick! overcrowded, smell dry fish with overcrowded terrible chips. the chips were a strange brown color and a stunk old oil. I ate a few chips and took a bit of the fish before I threw the whole thing in the müll. the next day sick as a dog with food poisoning. the portion size was pathetic. a thin piece of fish and a dozen chips. absolutely disgusting!
The fish'n'chips was so disgusting we had to throw it in the bin! The food was very greasy and cooked in old oil. It was just so terrible and a total waste of money. We ordered this on a Friday night after a long week, only to find we then had to cook our little boy another dinner because this food was so bad. Please avoid this place at all costs!
in the past this was our way to fish and chips place, although not the next home. never again. I was never so disappointed by fishing and chips. the teig was like a parchment, the inkfish rings were seriously relocated and the chips seemed like they were 5 days old. not to mention the tasteless maize jacket. looks like it's back in the signboard.
