Morty's Food Court

Good variety of stalls here - Chinese, Japanese, Indian and a noodle shop. We ordered dishes to share + white rice from the CHinese, called East Ocean. Service ladies were friendly and helpful; servings were generous and Cantonese chef’s cooking had ‘wok hey’ and not oily nor salty (which is always great)! Food court was clean and v comfortable too.

Variety of choices were available. I tried Dave’s Noodles, Chinese Cuisine, and Thai Express. Dave’s Noodles was the best. The portions at Chinese Cuisine were quite large, making them suitable for sharing.

This place is empty and really struggling. Once was the place to eat in Launceston. Now that many other cafes eateries are close by, it might be best to keep looking. Parking is bad, costly and very busy. Run down in need of a major refresh!

I remember the days when Mortys food court was the place to go for lunch and dinner. Now, there's 5 options. Thai, Chinese, sushi, Indian and Daves noodles. Even the coffee shop has now closed. The place is really struggling and it's sad to see. Something needs to be done with the rent costs so more places can actually open and thrive. The cost of the parking probably doesn't help either, but that's a council issue. The ladies at East Ocean are always so friendly and serve generous portions.

Enjoyed a great Indian curry. Ample seating

Reasonable price and portion. You can choose 4 dishes including fried rice or noodles. Everything on the plate was tasty. Mine was a small size and 9.5 dollars. When you need to eat quickly and still consider the nutrition balance, this place would work for you!

On the outside, it may not look like much but there are stalls in Morty's Food Court that will churn out the flavour day in, day out. The Asian food stalls seem to be pretty busy all the time with high foot traffic, however I must highlight Sri Narayana Indian Cuisine for their crisp, fresh and delicious Masala Dosa. There is an easy way to tell if a dosa is stale, but in this instance, it was far from that - it definitely was freshly and hygienically prepared. The Dosa batter was fresh, as were the potatoes used in the stuffing. Presentation was as authentic as receiving it in a local Chennai eatery. Nothing fancy or dressed up, just simple flavours on a steel plate! I went back a couple of days later to try the Veg Korma with rice in a meal. Again, fresh and hot. The flavours may have been toned down for an Aussie palette, however, still a decent amount of spice and flavour to satisfy a South Asian diner. Thank you for a wholesome meals, I'll be sure to visit again.

- An ideal place for a quick bite for Asian street food. - Offer diners a variety of different choices.

I have attended the juice bar for years and over the last month or so the place has gone downhill both in terms of service and product quality. My wife cannot order pancakes through the day, the fruit product looks nowhere near as fresh and the new management seem to not care about customer service. Exploring other options moving forward.