to go for as a vegetarian, they know how to maximise flavour without adding meat. It's worth noting that King Ahiram is BYO, though you may wish to pack your own glassware. Or your own disposable cups, I'm not sure what would suit best. This is a great place to fill up before you head out for drinks or to a gig at The HiFi, and its great value. The family who run the place have been going for years, and its thankfully untouched by innovation. The bags of grout stacked at the back of the dining room in readiness for a renovation have been there for a few years now, and I'm almost relieved to find them unopened each time I visit. Make room for a baklava or rosewater rich Turkish delight to finish your meal. If you don't like garlic or gluttony, King Ahirams may not be for you. 88 Vulture Street, West End Ph 07 3846 1678 Opening seemingly 7 days a week from around 11am to when people stop coming. The End My next stop after King Ahirams, a bit further up the street in the old Trash Video premises, a few doors up from the Vietnamese bakery. It took a family outing to get me through the door, and I've got no idea why I resisted. The End is run by a couple of young blokes having a go and getting it right. There's more of that reclaimed, repurposed thing happening with the dcor but