Pinoy Plates (formerly Potato Corner-Bundoora) — Restaurant in Melbourne

It was too spicy, We asked her if it was very spicy she said no, our noses are dripping & my lips a on fire There were students in here but no students when we arrived, there bags & clouthing were left on a table & chair were we had to order, Very long wait nearly 45 minutes & place was empty, only 2 students were finally in here. Very expensive Self serve for stainless steel cutlery & napkins, I had to move tables, it was freezing in there, the table was uneven, was rocking all the time lucky I had to get up & get heaps of napkins to fix the issue, my bro had to stop eating didn't like the taste, I had to force myself to eat mine & he's, I was hungry & I paid, sorry family...

To be honest, there’s room for improvement—especially considering they’re promoting Filipino cuisine. Rice is quite affordable in Australia, around $1.80 per kilo at Coles or Woolworths, so offering a more generous portion wouldn’t be unreasonable. It’s a staple in Filipino meals, and a larger serving would better reflect the authenticity and hospitality of the culture.

As for the fries, we assumed the $11 price indicated a large size, but what we received felt more like a regular portion. It gave the impression that the servings were a bit stingy, which was...

So excited we stumbled upon the new Pinoy Plates! Our whole family (Australian born Filipino background) loved the tastes of the all-day Pinoy breakfast meals. Our kids asked to go back again and we did. Friendly service, clean and bright venue, delicious food. Our...