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Victoria, Australia Food Guide: 3 International food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Point Cook
Reviews on International food in Point Cook, Victoria, Australia including Waterstone Cafe, Crust Gourmet Pizza Bar Point Cook, Lux Afghan Kebab
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1. Waterstone Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 52 reviews
Reviewed By R8118MZmaryp
Came here with family and enjoyed lunch here the food was fresh and beautiful and the staff were very accommodating the dining experience was great and the view was wonderful what a hidden gem in Point Cook I highly recommend this place.
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2. Crust Gourmet Pizza Bar Point Cook
Pizza shouldn't leave you feeling greasy and ashamed. It should be a delicious way to eat when life's too busy or you simply just fancy your favourite. It used to be that you had to choose between a quality pizza or home delivery. Not any more. At Crust w
Reviewed By Pinto A
One of the best restaurants we've dined at in a long time. Described as 'westernized Italian', the food is delicious, hearty and value for money. The service is joyous - the staff all seem to enjoy their job, each other and their customers. The ambiance is a mixture of intimacy and a shared experience, which was lovely. We were also served in a timely fashion and made to feel very special. Will not only be returning soon, but recommending Solo to everyone.
3. Lux Afghan Kebab
Lux Afghan Kebab presenting with the most delicious dishes and a very affordable price, super healthy, kebabs on charcoal and the Special Lux Cutlet Steak. We also have the best buffet in town every Thursday night. All functions, parties and special occas
Reviewed By r1cmac
I am unfamiliar with Afghan cuisine, but went in to find out. Friendly staff and I asked what was the most popular dish. I ordered it and when it arrived (after quite a while), it was massive. However, there was simply no flavour other than that of the main ingredients..meat and rice. I could only taste meat and rice. No salt, no spices, no anything. I could see the value was there from the size of the serving, but without any flavours, I have not been back. Perhaps this is how Afghan food actually is, and if so, the value for money is definitely there in regards to servings, but if one is looking for flqvours like garlc, onion, herbs and spices, maybe not go Afghan.Hi Bland We are glad that you visit our restaurant but we are very sorry of your first experience. Please give us a second chance and try our food again with P off by showing this Response to the shift manger. Thanks Lux team
