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Sorry to the other restaurant in glenelg that had spices in its name. I accidentally booked you instead of this place. Luckily enough this place was a…
Matt Lynch
Glenelg Spices
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No words describe how bad the meal was. Glenelg Spices Fried Rice, supposedly 'special ', was clumps of soggy rice warmed up in old oil that made your…
Bill O
Glenelg Spices
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Terrible. Tiny servings for the price point. $12 per bottle BYO is robbery! Ordered massaman beef which was ordinary - dry and chewy without much flav…
Elise
Glenelg Spices
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Glenelg Spices is open for Casual Dining. Glenelg Spices serves Japanese, Malaysian and Thai dishes. Incorrect or missing information? Make a report, or claim the restaurant if you own it!Details
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10 Reviews on “Glenelg Spices”
Sorry to the other restaurant in glenelg that had spices in its name. I accidentally booked you instead of this place. Luckily enough this place was as dead as a door nail on a sleepy Tuesday night and could fit in a large group of us no worries. Promptly greeted and drinks poured, we ordered our entrees. I mean they came out in a strange order but hey they all tasted bang on. My favourite entree was the chicken larp. Hot. Spicy. Fresh. Judy dench. 10/10 imo. I had a pud Thai for mains and I give it an 8/10. A little light on the chicken and shrimp but they had a pretty good go at this nonetheless. Now they forgot one of the entrees and we didn’t receive it until after our mains, but I guess everyone makes mistakes. I mean a large group just came into their shop like a wrecking ball, they just wanted to let us in so I can’t blame them. Overall for a tiny little shop they served up some delicious food reasonably well. I’d say give it a go.
No words describe how bad the meal was. Glenelg Spices Fried Rice, supposedly ‘special ‘, was clumps of soggy rice warmed up in old oil that made your mouth feel strange and served with surprisingly large amounts of sliced carrot (a new feature of Asian cuisine..?). Singapore Noodles were a mean dry little dish with, again, generous amounts of sliced carrot. Sizzling Garlic Prawns tasted like the poor old prawns had been injected with water to freshen them up, it’s a shame they didn’t think of providing some flavour, but perhaps that was overwhelmed by the, yes, copious amount of that mainstay of the Orient, the sliced carrot. It’s the kind of restaurant that one talks about over and over afterwards… And perhaps, to be fair, I should return one day when carrots aren’t on special at the market.
Terrible. Tiny servings for the price point. $12 per bottle BYO is robbery! Ordered massaman beef which was ordinary – dry and chewy without much flavour. Green curry chicken was a real disappointment – almost inedible looking chicken and watery, flavourless sauce…wish we’d gone to one of the other surrounding Thai restaurants. Only positive was the staff who were pleasant and polite.