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How we read reviews →Springvale canteen for Rohingya and Bangladeshi home-style curries, from beef kala bhuna to samosa and cha
Plain, no-frills canteen with dishes laid out to point at and choose. Reviewers describe a homely, deshi tea-stall feel rather than polished dining, and a few found it run down.
Counter display of ready curries, fresh tea (cha) and Bengali street snacks, halal meat, and a rear entrance via the carpark.
Rohingya kitchen whose food reviewers say closely matches Bangladeshi home cooking, with beef compared to mezban-style feasts. A couple of diners disputed how authentically Bangladeshi it is.
Strong value: a full filling meal for roughly $15 to $20, with generous portions that reviewers call cheap and good.
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