Residents of Fairfield know how busy Station Street is. Living close to Station Street means being at arms length with everything you would possibly need: health services, supermarkets, cafes, and restaurants.
The strip of restaurants in Station Street nourished and saved the growling stomachs of the residents during the Covid-19 lockdown. According to Google reviews, here are the top-rated restaurants of Fairfield locals:
Thai Station Restaurant (Thai)
For affordable, tasty Thai cuisine, Thai Station Restaurant is the go-to. Their no-fail dishes are roti and curries. Their pad grapow is also a must-try! Locals rave about the consistency of service and taste of the dishes here. Now that everything is back to normal, the restaurant is still busy for takeaways, but more and more people are now appreciating their warm dine in experience.
Str’eat Pho (Vietnamese)
The default order at Str’eat Pho is their beef pho. It’s made from quality angus beef which makes the meal tasty and exceptional. Reviews say that they frequent here for value for money. They’re always served with good portions but pay only a fair amount for a serving. The rich broth of phos are filling but you can always try it with their spring rolls to complete the experience.
Matsuya (Japanese)
This little Japanese place is always jampacked and there’s a valid reason why. People flock here to get a fresh helping of sushi and sashimi platters. And since their bottles of wine and beer are also affordable, people take advantage of it. You will always find Matsuya lively and buzzing but extend your patience a little, you will be seated in no time.
Flour + Salt (Italian)
Head to Flour + Salt for a casual Italian dinner with family and friends. Order their squid ink pasta, polenta and lumb cutlets for a filling experience. If you fancy something lighter, opt for their woodfire authentic pizza. Although people love the mains, some say that the desserts steal the spotlight.
Fairfield Tasty Souvlaki (Greek)
The owner of Fairfield Tasty Souvlaki sure knows what he’s doing. People love their fresh salad and pita as well as their traditional gyros. It’s difficult to choose which one’s better: chicken or lamb, as they both please the palette. The good balance of ingredients turns the first timers into regulars.
Station Street restaurants may appear humble but this strip alone lets you taste the world with the different cuisines that they offer. Fairfield is a home to a diverse culture and ethnicities and it’s only fair and reasonable to have these food options around.
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