C is before d in the alphabet, just as canton palace is the place to go before even considering…read moredragon palace.

From the owner: Our business tries to translate the cuisine style of the different cultures and places we've been,…read moreit's Chinese take away with a few little extras. on Wednesday and Saturdays we also have a 'all you can eat Smorgasbord' from 5pm till 8pm And if you love your dumplings you can also join us for 'Dumpling Alley' on Thursdays from 11:30am till 1:30pm

If you ever make it to Mt Gambier for whatever reason, you will soon notice that it's quite hard to…read morefind a decent place to eat anything other than pub food. Malaysian delicacies is more of a take-away or fast-food place than a proper restaurant. Even though it has a small seating area inside, you will see more people picking up their food than having it their. Why? Well, first of all it's probably not the most beautiful place but well worth an experience. You get insight into their kitchen, people chopping veggies just next to the counter and the feeling of walking through someone's house when going to the bathrooms. Apart from all the chaos surrounding the actual restaurant, the food is great. I had their tuna and salmon sushi rolls ($9 with a drink) and they were beautiful. They have an incredible selection of sushi, ranging from the most basic maki to highly creative rolls. I think it actually took me longer to figure out what I wanted to eat than the actual time I spend on eating it later. But wait, there's more. Noodles, stir-fry's, beef, chicken, soups, dim sum.. everything you could possibly want from an Asian/Malaysian place or sushi bar. I'd definitely recommend this place.

We have 3 Indian, 3 thai, 1 italian, 3 Chinese, 6 cafes, 1 world class steakhouse and 1 high-class…read morerestaurant. Yeah mount gambier is just a town full of pubs.

Buffa style meal but not very nice, sauce's where watered down & so was the chicken & corn soup!read more

Had a dinner for three here last night…read more Our waitress was lovely and looked after us well. Here's reviews if what we had. Wonton soup- great Spring Rolls- not so good Peking fillet steak- very good Chicken and cashews- average Sweet and sour pork- very good Good prices, options and service. Pretty good for a country town!

Absolutely disgusting treatment of locals. You should be ashamed.rude staff who don't even know…read morewhat is in a dish. Chicken chow mein (according to your chef) is braised chicken with cashews, without cashew, so same same. But you have 2 minute noodle on side make a chow mein. I call your bullshit. Twats.

A bit disappointing. The fried rice was hard and not fragrant enough. The spicy chicken was…read morelacking in punch and flavour. However, the service was friendly and attentive. Nice overall Chinese atmosphere as well.

This place is overrated. The food was very bland. Go across the road to Banh Ko or other options in…read moretown.