Safari - Greater Dandenong

The meal here is served with an ethiopian bread that you use to pick up the food. We got a platter and two extra meat dishes and it was a delicious combo. The restauraunt was full of friendly locals, some were playing pool out in the back room. The african coffee was very strong just the way I love it, but it was a bit strong for my wife. The owner Fiori and Sam are friendly and really nice to chat to and nothing is too much trouble for them. We'll be back for more.

I love this restaurant so much. The owners are so friendly and the food is authentic and delicious. The meal is served with injera which is a traditional bread that you use to pick up your food (or you can ask for a fork if thats not your thing) the meal is shared between guests which can make it a very intimate experience. They also have spaghetti on the menu for people who like to stick to what they know. There is a lounge area out the back and a pool room too, the lounge area has an open fire to enjoy your coffee by afterwards. For those that are into it - they have a shisha room upstairs too.

Even on a rainy day, I had a great time at this zoo. It's one of the best I've ever been to.

I arrived at the park on Friday to visit and when I went to buy two tickets, the woman informed me that it would be $30, which was completely acceptable.

The highlight of visiting this zoo is definitely the bus ride, where you can see the animals in their natural habitat.