This place has an amazing atmosphere that makes it the go-to place to go and eat some food that is made quite fast. The service is amazing with the employees greeting you the second you walk in and greeting you until the moment you leave; they are always kind and are very helpful at recommending foods. The food choices are amazing with there being a wide selection and every choice being amazing with all of them having mouth-watering taste and amazing quality. I recommend this place to anyone that wants amazing service and a quiet place to chat with some friends over some delicious dinner. Would never stop coming back ( update) I went to messy munchies again and of course enjoyed it, but I notice that the owners are using their music skills to bring an even better environment to their perfect restaurant. Photos are below

Zac Keeley

Japanese restaurant located at the end of a busy street in Applecross. Got the fresh salmon roll, teriyaki salmon roll, steamed gyoza, takoyaki, chicken kaarage don and Udon. The Udon was on the sweeter side. Gyoza was quite nice and juicy (only $1 for a piece). Handroll was okay but the seaweed was a little tough and chewy. Pricing is okay but on the more expensive side. Parking is hard to find especially during lunch times.

Kimberly Koo

Messy Munchies is a restaurant that I've heard a lot about from a certain enthusiastic classmate of mine, and i finally tried it a few weeks ago, returning last week. It's undoubtedly a good restaurant, situated at a convenient location on Ardross Street in Applecross, however since i live in Willetton, it's not exactly easy to go to. To clarify why the food is not 5 stars, that's not me saying the food is bad. I just don't like seafood, and while I understand that the seafood is good (for seafood) I still don't love it. The Pork Udon is good though. The value is incredible, the 1 dollar dumpling deal is pretty great, however if they were 99 cents that would be cooler, but I can't talk. I just steal food from my friends. I don't drive, so I am not able to comment on parking. Overall, a very nice dining experience. Would take food from acquaintances again.

Jack Alvin

I was a bit skeptical when my friend named Zac Keeley said this was the best restaurant in the world. So I decided to try it myself. I got a Chicken Teriyaki box and the chicken was tender and the sauce wasn't overpowering, the salad was nice and the dumplings were juicy. overall teh food was very good and my only criticism was that it was a bit expensive and there was not enough chairs.

Kha Pham