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Where to eat Fusion food in Cranbourne: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Best Fusion restaurants nearby. Discover the best Fusion food in Cranbourne. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Fusion restaurants near you. including Ambrosia Cafe-Bar-Foodstore, Lynbrook hotel, Tarnuk Room & Boon Wurrung Cafe, Colourfield Cafe
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1. Ambrosia Cafe-Bar-Foodstore
Overall Ratings
4 based on 288 reviews
Reviewed By Aussieivy
I've given this restaurant a good review before, the food is still very nice and good value but this time the service was definitely not.After enjoying lunch, we ordered coffee and I asked for chai tea, specifically requesting "black, with no milk" when it came, it was milky, I repeated that I'd asked for black so the waiter took it away only to return saying there's no milk we only put water in. I again refused it as it obviously has powdered milk in their chai mix. The waiter left without asking if I'd like anything else.Now to the real problem, when we went to pay, someone else ( manager? ) was at the register and demanded to know what was wrong with the chai and had his tin of chai tea at the register, it felt like he was waiting there to ambush me. We again went over the problem , him in a fairly aggressive manor, his final comment after I think he realised there is powdered milk in it, was " well YOU should check" I left ,stunned . Here's a tip, maybe YOU should check and know what's in the products you serve. A simple sorry, I didn't realise, would you like to order something else? And this would have been a great review, unfortunately, I rate this as the worst service I've had, ever.
2. Lynbrook hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 51 reviews
International Buffet Bistro- Lynbrook Hotel offers an international-all you can eat buffet dining at the most affordable prices including European, Asian and Australian meals as well as a broad range of mouth-watering desserts. Lynbrook Hotel caters for a
Reviewed By Adelaide D
My cousins had talked about the Lynbrook Hotel for a few years now as a place they liked to go, so when I joined them, I was glad.It was shortly after 12 and the line was relatively long. Some courtesy bus groups had come in.I had not eaten at a buffet since my youth. It was good that the forks and knives were in central places, as well as the water.From table 10 you can take the ramp or the stairs as it is a heightened place.Has some reasonable views of the South Gippsland freeway.The food of different cultures and food groups are well grouped. I'll start with the seafood where I took two mussels and a crab and shrimp salad which was well-creamed, as well as tabouleh, which was well-parslied and tomatoed. That was my first plate.The second plate was an Asian-inspired mix of vegetables; pork-ish meatballs and rice which I added at the last minute. It's good to be able to get a rainbow of vegetables for your serving.Other people at table 10 ate roasts of pork and other things.The third plate was chocolate mousse and a green lychee with a taste of raspberry.I liked the lychee better than I liked the chocolate mousse - the mousse was bitter and probably tart. The lychee tasted something like marzipan or meringue.Lynbrook Hotel's hospitality is extensive and non-fussy. Thank you Shelby and the other person on the floor.As it was the last day of Term I suspected that students were there.And I did eventually finagle a dessert spoon and I might have done something with a fork.The dessert section is well set up and very friendly.It does depend on what you see first and whether your eyes are bigger than your stomach - you can get a moderately large meal if that's "all you care to eat".A really nice Friday afternoon experience - the sessions are roughly an hour and a half so ours ended at 1335.Looking forward to Christmas in July [2 to 7 July 2018] and the Superhero cosplay on the 12th July 2018 - so if you want to explore the Lynbrook Hotel this way, it would be a good idea. I wonder what costumes go with what buffet choices!
3. Tarnuk Room & Boon Wurrung Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 54 reviews
Located in the stunning multi-award winning Australian Garden, Royal Botanic Gardens Cranbourne, the Boon Wurrung Cafe is open 7 days a week. Great range of cakes, meals, snacks, drinks and ice-creams available. Fully licensed. Breakfast from 9am-11:30am
Reviewed By barbarapW2878AL
We visited the Café again today menu has changed considerably since we were last there. A good range of Gluten Free meals and also some Vegan meals.service as usual was good.What a great review! Thanks for taking the time to share your time at Boon Wurrung Cafe with others. We love hearing all the great feedback about our menu, staff, service and of course the location and the venue. Great to hear. Looking forward to having you dine here with us again soon.
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4. Colourfield Cafe
Reviewed By Foodie_Review95
Visited with my brother for brunch and loved it. I had the Fields of Colour juice, he had the Cookies & Cream shake (which I tried and loved), we shared some sweet potato chips with sweet chilli sauce & sour cream. For our meals, he had the eggs atlantic, I had the smashed avo. WOW. This smashed avo is in a league of its own. So many layers of flavour that combine to make the very best taste. You haven't had smashed avo until you've had this.It's a light and friendly atmosphere full of smiles and local people. The staff are lovely. No complaints here. It's clear the staff all care for the quality of the food and experience that customers have. Plating is wonderful too. A definite new favourite local spot.
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