Koi cafe — Restaurant in Adelaide

As far as I can tell this is a Ghost kitchen that exists for home delivery services. It's in a Backstreet of an light industrial area where at least at tea time there are absolutely no other businesses competing for the limitless car parking available. They appear to be a family business with several generations at work. They are working furiously to fill orders despite my little family being the only people in there. The food is quite good. I had 2 very delicious spring rolls a main course and a drink for $28. That's about average for a far more comfortable walk in restaurant but it's not expensive just a little more than I thought it would be. Like many of these places seating is a mixture of a not very comfortable bench bolted to the wall and quite possibly home made and those tiny steel backless stools that are probably popular in countries where people are a little smaller than us. It was nice having the place to ourselves a n d not having to yell or have to sit close to other people and it's reasonably well ventilated, I didn't see a toilet. All up it's in line with a lot of these tiny asion style shops but with a little more variety and a little more expensive and no more comfortable. But the almost secret location makes it attractive to us and you could always wait in the car and have takeaway instead because there are no other cars you can park right...

Wow.... I did not expect such great food from such a small little shop hidden away in a corner. Talk about finding a hidden treasure. I came upon it after friends raved about their experience and are walking their way through the menu list.

I had the Beef Basil, Spicy korean pork thingy and chicken karaage. All three were so good, I polished off the sauce with the garnish.... if I was alone, I'd probably also lock the bowl clean... great service that does plenty of takeaways and conveniently located on South Road on the same side of Pet Stock (opposite the dog wash area). Their chicken karaage was surprisingly oil free and super crispy. Moist in the centre. But I got to say my favourite was the Basil Beef.... or the Spicy Pork dish.... ahhhhhhj.... they were all good. Will be back to try the rest of the menu.

Ok... its 10pm now... I'm still thinking of the Chicken Karrage... I don't know why.... thats saying something particularly when KFC is just a few shops away from this...

Ordered through UBER eats and am writing this review as a Korean who has had Korean dishes for his entire life.

I ordered a "Bulgogi Beef Bowl" because I thought it was actually a "stew" with bulgogi beef at the center of it. Even though the dish description was ambiguous, I bought it as RnB Cafe was advertised as a Korean Japanese fusion restaurant and had made some fusion bowl. The dish that I got was indeed not "bulgogi beef bowl" but another korean dish called "japchae", a CHEAP SIDE DISH that is sold in Korea/provided for free. Here it was sold for $17. It is a "beef" dish that does not have much beef at all. It is a sweet potato noodle dish. Lastly, the rice I received was old, stale, and hard and did not even fill the container it came with.

The portions were small. The dish was wrongly advertised. The rice was not fresh AT ALL.

WILL NOT PURCHASE FROM THIS...