The roti here is amazing!!! The dumplings are pretty good and traditional, but the roti…read more. I came here after school, Wednesday night was pretty empty. The staff are generally polite, but I can understand why some of the other reviewers say they were rude. There's only one waiter taking and delivering orders, and seemed to be in a hurry a lot of the time. Overall, pretty decent. Prices could be lower, and the place could be a bit cleaner... There were tissues and rubbish in the flower pots surrounding the restaurant. Yuck.

I would humbly call myself a dumpling enthusiast, we have been here a few times and have never been…read moredisappointed. The prices are super reasonable and the menu has options for everyone's tastes. The staff are super friendly and add to a very casual dining experience. My favourites are the green beans and the spicey pork dumplings. Dumplings are not overrated at all, it is in the name and these guys do dumplings really well.

Paying full price for a meal, opening up the container to find out that it's only half full. What…read morean insult. Their scam is charging $5 for a small rice & $6 for a large. You can't even get a meal with rice for less than $20 at this place. Forget about a lunch special at this place! They gouge you for every $$. There's 2 other chinese places in Parra that do awesome $10/$12 lunches. It's not as if the food is fine dining. The meat is always in very large pieces. The only possible reason for the high * reviews are that people have never eaten at another chinese take away before or they've never been out of North Parramatta before..

I love supporting local business, and a great bonus when they are great businesses in the own…read moreright. This restaurant is great value for money and worth a try. I asked for dish not on the menu, grandma tofu, and they made it for me. It was to perfection. Unfortunately they didn't have fried ice cream on the night, otherwise 5 stars :-)

After experiencing a less than pleasant Thai restaurant the day before I decided to pick a random…read moreplace just across the road from Central Station to see if I could get my regular dose of a burning mouth. Well, this place certainly did hit the spot. In fact, after taking a couple of mouthfuls I literally wanted to run out of the place screaming. Well, this place certainly serves up a dish with a real kick to it, so I guess that is why I like it.

Ordered take out congee and pork buns here. They have a decent selection of typical fast casual…read moreChinese food. Service was quick and prices are good. They mentioned most items contain MSG.

I have been going to this place for years. It is located in the outside area of Macarthur Square…read more It has an indoor and outdoor area. It is a casual place to dine and during the week it is not busy at all. I believe if you go on the weekend there may be a short wait. I like the food here. It is simple, tasty and clean. I usually get the honey king prawns with white rice. This is around $17 per plate. Drinks are about $3 so a meal here would cost you an average of $20 per person. I have also had the laksa and the stir fried noodles. It is a great place to come with mates to catch up. This place is also great for vegetarians as with the meals, you can choose what type of meat you want or if you just want vegetables. Prawns is usually more expensive at $17 per plate, i think chicken / beef and pork is about $15 per plate. I would recommend this place to catch up with friends. I have never had take away from here so I can't really comment.

Not a big fan. If your after noodles or an Asian experience id pick something else in MacArthur…read moresquare/ kellicar lane. Last time I ate here it felt pretty processed, not very fresh and took a long time to get our food out despite being one of the only customers there.

We stumbled into this place because we were gonna watch a movie at Hayden Orpheum and needed…read moresomewhere to have a quick meal. They have nice contemporary Chinese Art Deco inside, with soft jazz playing in the background. It's a stark contrast to the hustle and bustle of military road. The service was courteous and the food was awesome! We will be back! Come between 5-7pm and you'll get a free entree. Ask for the sesame prawn toast. They're to die for!

Have you ever been hungry and found yourself wishing that you had a time machine, just so you can…read morego back to the 70s and eat mediocre Aussie Chinese food? Have you ever wished that at dinner time you could teleport to Wagga Wagga for all you can eat for $5 Chinese buffet? Or perhaps you are one of those people who only ever season their food with salt and considers soy sauce to be very fancy? Or maybe you were in an accident that left you with no sense of taste? If you have answered yes to any (or indeed all) of these questions then Dais Golden Crown is for you! It is cheap and the servings are huge but that is about all it has going for it. With a menu starring classics such as greasy dim sim, bland chicken chow mein and of course good ol' sweet n sour pork with special guest pineapple lumps - Dais Golden Crown is guaranteed to please anyone who prefers their food not to have flavour. So, unless you are starving, Dominos is closed and IGA is all out of Lean Cuisines - I'd recommend giving this place a miss.

Ok peeps I'm just putting it out there.... I love Canley Heights. Every time I come here I feel it…read morehas evolved a little more. Ok so..... Tay Do is not one of the trendy restaurants on the strip and you don't come here for the decor. When I go to a Vietnamese restaurant I love the fact I can't read the menu and our party of 5 are the only ones that aren't Vietnamese in the place. That means the food is fantastic and it was!!!! We had a set menu that was $98 between the 5 of us. That's right approx $20 each. ....Shut the front door..... that is cheap!!! We loved this place but please don't tell anyone because we don't want it to get any busier, it's our little secret lol :)

Been here a few time with my auntie and uncle. The food here is really tasty and there usually…read moreisn't a long wait. They have a good variety of food - mix of Chinese and Vietnamese which is cool. I came recently with my family and we ordered a set menu that included the sour soup with the fish and veggies, some salt and pepper crab, some clams and green beans. It was all very tasty and pretty filling but my uncle decided to order another dish - prawn and broccoli. By the time that dish came I was stuffed! I came again for the duck noodle soup which is also very tasty! You can't really go wrong at this place!

The balls on these guys!…read more How dare a Thai restaurant offer Chinese-style yum cha on Saturdays and Sundays! How dare they upset the long-held status quo! This is the North Shore dammit, we don't go in for these kind of progressive shenanigans. Nah just joshing I love that these guys are mixing things up and trying out something unexpected to give us sheltered Shore-ites a taste of summat different. We need a catalyst to shock us out of our super-suburban torpor. Is this it? Could be. We were the first ones in the door at 11am and had the whole place to ourselves. I dig wood furnishings more than I can tell you and this place would really sing at night with warm lighting and warm wood but it was a little lost at that time of day . . . felt like eating in a night-time restaurant at day-time, if that makes sense. It probably doesn't. I haven't had a coffee yet, so . . . The dead pick of the yum cha menu are the giant juicy prawns sat atop a bed of sweet shredded coconut on crisp green betel leaves drizzled with a sweet brown sauce (I want to say tamarind . . . ?). Stunning, and presented beautifully. Pick of the dumpers were the scallop and prawn. Gonna come back and try the Thai menu proper, some of the dishes looked rad, and very reasonably priced. I like reasonably priced. Makes me feel all warm and fuzzy inside.

Solid 3.5 stars for this establishment in the trendy Cammeray strip. Selected by my sister, to…read morecelebrate the 16th birthday of her youngest, a group of six of us headed down to taste the Asian Fusion delights on offer. The establishment is a long rectangular space, with the partially open kitchen adjacent to the bar down one side and a lovely feature brick wall with fake topiaries down the opposite side. There is also a larger, more quiet dining area at the rear. Note: there is rear access via the car park - handy on a rainy night! The service was pretty good and there were even moments of brilliance - such as when the rather handsome chap I am guessing is the proprietor, or at least someone with oodles of experience in the industry suggested, without prompting, would we like equal servings of six pieces of the selections we had made that were numbered less on the menu. Yes please! I explained to this rather accommodating chap that onion products and I are not the greatest of friends (I have a severe intolerance) and could he request that nothing with onion added through to serve, such as a spring onion garnish, or raw onion through the salads etc be omitted. He accepted the suggestion with ease, ensuring he would write it on the order notice in large letters. Alas, as is common, the request was overlooked and the first dish appeared with pickled onion throughout the salad. But no matter, it was a terrific dish, said the others. I did not make a fuss, and nor do I mean to do so now. First world problems, huh? Like I said, it's happened before, I am sure it will happen again. We had a lovely selection of dishes from the red duck curry (terrific) to the pad see ew, with a chargrilled chicken skewer, crispy pork belly and a couple of serves of the dumplings along the way. They were all delicious and presented prettily, but not pretty enough that you didn't want to eat them. Food, get in my mouth! The only other point of service I might note was the waitresses' keenness to clear the dinner plates from one end of the table, whilst there was still food available and others eating at the other end. Tut tut, hands off! If you are ok with raised volume in a busy restaurant (it was noisy in there) and you'd like some free parking out the back [at night], some decent service with a sufficient bar selection and a gaze at a very handsome man who runs the place, oh, and some terrific tasting food, then by all means, I would recommend Infuzions. Even if it is deliberately misspelled.

I was looking around for dinner and found this place packed with people! That's always an…read moreencouraging sign! The place has really nice wood inspired decor, which makes the restaurant look new and clean. We ordered the spicy seafood tofu soup ($13), ox tendon soup ($13) and kimchi with pork belly soup ($13). Most Korean restaurants serve side dishes and they had 10 different side dishes! Awesome! The kimchi is very traditional, they added little shrimp to the spicy rub for that distant taste. The kimchi was a bit young (hasn't been marinated in the mix long enough for a strong flavour) but was edible. The soups were quite nice. They were rich in flavour and had plenty of seafood and tofu (though there wasn't a lot of pork belly). But are they the best I've ever had? Mmm maybe not. Still, it was good. The table next to ours had ordered the Ming bean pancake and it looked amazing - so I would try that one next time. The thing that gives this place an extra star was their service - nice and friendly!

We had spicy pork bibimbap, cold noodle and seafood pancake. We also got 10 small dishes…read more Absolutely great food, we will certainly be back. We also notice that this place seems to be a Korean hangout...thinking of trying their fried chicken!