The Yiros Hutt

This was a rollercoaster ride of a trip, I experienced lows and highs and ultimately came out surprised. I spotted this place while out for an evening ride and decided to return later to try their food. 1. Felafel yiros for my partner was decent. The deep fried felafel was tasty. The minimal lettuce onion and tomato with garlic sauce and no tabbouleh was a bit on the sad side. 2. Lamb yiros similarly had almost no greens to accompany the meat, which was honestly okay, and I found the garlic sauce acceptable. 3. Best part of the meal were the chips. They were cooked amazingly well, but they were a tad oily and basically not seasoned, and the oil made them a funky yellow colour. Service was interesting, with an interesting Chinese/English language barrier while ordering my Greek cuisine. Interior was a bizarre experience, with a mix of cultures in the laminated and sticky-taped artwork on the walls. According to the large photo menu on the wall, they serve Chinese cuisine for breakfast, which is an odd combination of cuisines. The food prep area was clean, but looked a bit empty and sad. The napkins were hand towels from a bathroom paper towel dispenser. I will post pictures to accompany the review. It would be a solid 3.5 stars if I could give half a star.

Its a shame theres no lower rating than 1 star worst food i had all year disgustingly presented,haphazardly prepared and for $20 +$3.for a can of drink to wash the awful vinegary watered down sauce away,monsterously overpriced,plus you get a complimentary racist insult to top off the worst dining experience of my entire life,my fathers words came back to me after the second bite,shoulda taken it back & thrown it at him.