Been here twice, once for yum cha, once for dinner. The yum cha is definitely better. Went for yum…read morecha on a Sunday afternoon and then another Sunday for dinner, didn't have to book either times. The restaurant is pretty big and can accommodate groups. The yum cha is tasty but can get a little pricey. Overall some pretty good dishes. When I went for dinner, we ordered the peking duck, which I thought was pretty tasty but my cousin said it wasn't presented properly - with one slice of cucumber and no green onion, and too much hoison sauce. The lettuce wraps were a bit salty and didn't have the traditional water chestnuts. The seafood chow mein was good, the veggies were a bit bland. Overall it was a decent dinner, but nothing spectacular. One exciting thing was that the bathroom had toilet seat covers!! It's probably more exciting for me as an American living in Sydney and missing toilet seat covers.

Sea Treasure has had a name change and a complete refurb of its restaurant. It's now called…read moreImperial Signature and the restaurant is clean and bright. The food was always good, especially the weekend Yum Cha. It just seems to be a lot more efficient. I've never been to YumCha (Dim Sum) and had one of the cart pushing "aunties" ask from across the restaurant whether I wanted more. Usually they glide on past and leave you hungry. Imperial Signature is really worth the effort if you're into Yum Cha. It's best after 11am when the carts are full and the kitchen is heaving.

Food here was pretty good. Service is reasonable. Price is ok. Gets a little busy at times but…read morenever as busy as the other big DimSum restaurant in Westfield. Cash is encouraged and they make it obvious! Hmmm... But if you insist that you do not have any, they will accommodate credit card. I heard the cashier mumble under her skin that it was a bad day as they started off with 12 credit card payments that morning! ----------- Addendum 10 months later the food quality has deteriorated together with service. Obviously this is a personal opinion. The restaurant is now not busy. Cash is now insisted on. Try to use a credit card and the cashier says they have to add $2/- a head extra cover charge! That is way more than the 3% often quoted for using AMEX. The is just another surcharge!

Sometimes when you take a gamble it pays off, and this was one of those occasions. With this…read morerestaurant offering "20% off Yum Cha lunch" during weekdays one cannot help but wonder what they have to offer. To add to the risk factor I decided to take my partner. Though the place was alive and busy with the chatter of patrons, we where seated instantly and offered free hot tea (something of a novelty now as I understand it). The place was clean and food was made available to us pretty much instantly. The range of food was enough for us to enjoy a good selection without being too overwhelmed. The food was always hot, tasted relatively fresh, and traditional from a Westerns standpoint. The staff was abundant and willing to help. We got a little lost in translation a couple of times, but seriously what do you expect? We enjoyed ourselves and filled up on all that we could, then went over to the counter to pay with our stamped form in hand. After the 20% discount the grand total was only $26.60... for two people! I was in shock by how cheap it was. A word of advice, take cash to avoid any high credit card fees, lucky for us we had cash. Our only disappointment was not receiving a glass of water that we requested, but we never followed it up as the tea was just fine. (Another note, if you plan on parking in the Mandarin Centre's parking lot be sure to have your parking ticket validated when paying so you receive the free 3 hours parking.) Update: Unfortunately now that the restaurant has established itself, the 20% off lunch no longer applies. However we still go as we love the food.

Received a gift voucher to this place. Was surprised at the quality of food, very tasty and good…read moreportion sizes. Small place so recommend booking on a weekend. Family run and quite hospitable. Traditional Australian Chinese cuisine, but served well.

Good food. Great value. I ordered the Sweet and Sour Fish, some Vegetarian Fried RIce and Spring…read moreRolls. All were excellent. The Sweet and Sour Fish was amazing. Interior is nothing flash, but that is totally irrelevant. I pay for good food not pretty pictures. I would have rated 5 stars but the Prawn Crackers were old. That is my only complaint. I will definitely return. Excellent eats!

Although I have never stepped foot into this place, the food spoke for this restaurant. We ordered…read moreonline and had it delivered. Generally not our first option as we all know take away is very unpredictable. Sometimes the food is just as good as if you ordered it in the restaurant and other times - there are no words to describe what you get. We ordered rusty nails (Peking beef strips), satay, salt and pepper calamari, sweet and sour pork, and combination chow mein. My fav was the rusty nails but every dish was delish! Our next visit there will be in dining experience so that we can get the full experience!

Excellent food, Service, and a great menu. Very pleasant staff who are always friendly & obliging…read more We are regular Friday lunchtime customers. Best Chinese south of Sydney.

Loved the decor but the food was mediocre. Standard Chinese dishes and entrees and overpriced for…read morewhat they were.

An impromptu Friday night dinner brought us here for some Chinese food. From the wonderful funny…read moreand attentive servers, well represented wine list, we tried several dishes, and while all good, the outstanding ones included the crispy san dong chicken and the lamb won tons which were special for the night.

A nice place located on the upper level of Westpoint offering authentic asian food. I had fried…read morerice which was delicious and tasty. Price was ok and the portion size served was good. My main tip would be that this place specializes in noodle dishes so I highly recommend to you try that.

As someone who almost exclusively lived off dumplings and steamed buns during their college years,…read morethis has to be one of the very few restaurants to serve both that I'd honestly be able to recommend. Exceptionally good flavors and plant-based options for those with food allergies and other dietary restrictions. My partner practically inhales their spicy soups and noodles by the bowl. Great place for a chill night out.

We have ordered from here 2 or 3 times. The food isnt bad. Most reviews seem to be from over 5…read moreyears ago so its a shame the food doesnt seem to be the same as it used to be

I am a regular patron of Yee's Palace and have been so for the last 3 years…read more My family and I love this place. Starting with the food we have enjoyed most of the delicious food on the menu and If you peruse their menu online you will observe that their prices are quite reasonable. Our favorite dishes on their menu are the Salt and Pepper Squid and the Salt and Pepper Chicken; we use it as the benchmark dishes when comparing to other Chinese restaurants. As it relates to the service; whether we dine in or order take away we are always greeted with genuine friendliness and a few of the staff have even taken the trouble to greet me by my name. If you live in the Hills or are just visiting and you feel like Chinese food then I highly recommend Yee's Palace as being one of the best Chinese restaurants in the Hills, if not the best. For the delicious food, great value and friendly service.

Really nice food and environment to spend with friends and family. would highly recommend trying…read moretheir sizzling steaks.

Had there lunch special and I ordered the mixed Veges (auto correct said Vegas) with boiled…read morerice,two thirds rice and one third Veges! So for $7.50 it's not actually good value! Doubt I will be back and the photo is proof