So good. This place warrants your attention. It is a pretty big room, but the food is on point and…read moreauthentically Chinese as the day is long. I really loved how fresh and crisp all the veggies were. Perfectly cooked. Bravo and thank you- look, it might look a little old fashioned from outside, and I know "fancy looking" is the new "tasty", but good food has always been good. And this is good food.

The food is good but the restaurant itself is in desperate need of a refurb. It's like they clutter…read morethe bar with bottles and junk so you can't see what they're doing back there. I stopped in with my partner for a quick meal mid week. We had the fried rice, sizzling steak and honey king prawns. It was all fresh and delicious. I think I'd just get takeout next time though.

Outstanding in every way. We were seated at the bar and…read morewatched the kitchen work. It was incredible. Food was fabulous. I just ate their fried rice and it was yummy.

Sometimes a restaurant nails every aspect. Mr Wong did it during my visit there and based on the…read morefoot traffic and wonderful reviews, it delivers every time. The restaurant is tucked away on a sort of back street. Kinda reminded me of the cool restaurants and speakeasies hidden in NYC's Chinatown. There are at least two floors from what I can see and the vibe is immaculate. Great date or group spot. My group had a reservation but we did have to wait a few minutes to be seated. Once we were, our server was awesome (I wish I remembered her name). But let's talk food. The oysters and Ora King Salmon were fantastic. We also ordered prawns, a certain beef order (I forget the exact names) as well as the special fried rice. Everything hit -- including the drinks. Looking forward to my next trip to Sydney (and hitting this spot up).

Do Chinese restaurants associate a word "gentle" to you? First, let me clearly say that I am a big…read morefan of Chinese food. Since I love Yum Chan, I do not really mind their rather casual (even abrupt) customer service in a typical Chinese restaurant. However, at this restaurant, you might be a bit surprised with their warm welcome as soon as you enter. No wonder this place was full of local customers when we had dinner last week. Some of them behaved like they were regular customers there. All of the staff were very attentive and I felt they were taking a good care of customers. Another great thing about this restaurant was their sophisticated dishes. All the dishes we had were properly cooked and I could taste the freshness and quality of the ingredients used. Great foods with a gentle service cannot go wrong, even though the price was set a bit higher than average Chinese restaurants.

Unicorn king prawns! I am from the States and every once in a while shrimp slips back into my food…read morevocabulary. It's king prawns sautéed in wine with chili and onions. The chili caught my eye as I was wanting something with some heat.

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.

Very nice Chinese/ Malaysian restaurant in the Circular Quay area of Sydney…read more They use Halal standards for food handling and prep. We dined in the upstairs portion of the restaurant ( which is tucked in a multi use building ). Service was friendly and attentive. Food was absolutely delicious. Fresh seafood. Fresh veggies. Portions were decent sized. They do have some pricing quirks to be aware of: There is a minimum spend per person and I believe it varies with party size. They charge a 10% surcharge on Sundays. Not sure if this standard in other restaurants but I doubt it. I'm mentioning it so diners on Sunday are aware. I liked the food enough that I just chalked it up to a vacation u expected expense. I'd eat there again if I had the chance. Notorious MD approved!

Very good Malaysian dishes, though a little bit on the pricey side…read more We had Beef Rendang, Seafood Mee Goreng, and 2 drinks. The foods were very carefully crafted and they were delicious. Big big portions too! Set us back $109 AUD. The restaurant was also very spacious, and located in a business building. The servers were very polite.

If I could give a 5 star plus I would The service was excellent…read more The best fried rice our party had ever eaten. The calamari according to my fellow dinners was superb The food was magical When I come back to Sydney next year this will be on my list to visit again Great place to ear

The Rice Den is so very pretty, but wasn't as big of a space as I had imagined. They had one large…read morelong table and maybe a handful more tables for small groups or twos. Best to make a booking regardless of the day just in case. Takeaway system seemed to be in order too. We ordered quite a few dishes; mushroom pancakes, cheong fun, xo scallops, barramundi, veg fried rice, stir fried broccolini, veg Singapore noodles, and one off their specials menu - pipis. The running theme with all the dishes seemed to be that yes they were all really tasty, but they were also all in very small portions, factoring in the price and the fact that some of them were meant to be "bigger eats". We went with the recommended quantity, possibly even more, and still none of us were actually full. Oh well, I guess quality over quantity is what they're striving for (although if I was too be really nit-picky I'd say it's not quite that level of incredible, amazing, mind-blowing taste either). Nonetheless, as a whole every dish ordered was tasty with a couple of standouts. It was nice to have every dish come out and be reliable and not let you down. The mushroom pancake was my favourite by far and I highly recommend this, although you do only get one each which was a little sad . $11 for 2, so wasn't about to go ordering some more. Pipis were also delicious, so would recommend them too. Everything else was tasty as well, although the scallops were a tad overcooked. I enjoyed the cheong fun as well, seemed simple enough but worked well with the rest of the meal. Service for the most part was really, really amazing, they even discounted the entire cost of my red lotus mocktail (which was also delicious btw) when we went to look at the bill. Not sure why so can't comment if it was some sort of offer or deal. The aspect of the service which was a slight let down was just one extremely inexperienced staff who was completely clueless about everything and taking away plates unnecessarily and even trying to take our cups of water halfway through the meal. It was slightly distracting because it happened more than a few times, but it really was just down to lack of experience, not nasty service.

We found out about Noodle & Stock via the Fork app. It was offering 50% so we thought we'd try it…read moreout. First things first, the food was really delicious. We had a selection of dumplings to start and even tried the hamburger spring rolls (surprisingly tasty). Our main was the Special LA Ribs and Special Fried Rice. A lot of the menu online wasn't available in house. The service though was poor but i feel this was due to being understaffed. It took over 10 mins for them to even serve us some water after we sat down. They mixed up several orders including those for other patrons. One part of our main was served and when asked about our fried rice 10 mins later it was apparent they had forgotten the order. The staff are friendly bit they could have done with at least one more person to help run the floor. Overall great value for money and I would definitely go back!

Excellent no nonsense Chinese food. Easygoing and relaxed atmosphere. Drinks menu is sufficiently…read morebroad and very reasonably priced. A nice and easy and unpretentious go to restaurant without the fuss and where the menu is varied, fresh and tasty.

A good find on my walk, dated interior, however that is what traditional Chinese is all about. Good…read moreservice, friendly staff, clean and COVID safe practices applied. Loved the salt and pepper squid entree, perfect serve. I wanted Sun Choy Bow bit they do not cut the 4 pieces to 2 and 4 would be to many pieces. This cost them from getting 5 stars as I eat solo. The main chefs special sum gum seafood was outstanding.

When your stuck for something to eat and having an extra bad day cause you only have a few dollars…read moreon you fear not Five star is the perfect spot for you. They offer takeaway containers for $2-$3 in a variety of options like chicken cashew with rice , chilli beef noodles, sweet sour pork with rice. They aren't the healthiest but when your after something so cheap you got to drop those high standards. They got a deli counter too and offer great wraps and rolls of your choice or the standard pork or chicken rolls which are really good for only $4. When I come here I tend to opt for the pork roll with extra chilli and an egg. Yum yum. Rice paper rolls are another good option here that I like. Available in chicken, prawn or Tofu with plum sauce. They sell juices too but haven't tried those out yet. Next time in Bondi Junction and want to save your money for the Westfield then this place is your new best friend.

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.