Shanghai restaurant has closed down (they had pretty decent dan Dan min, not like others try to…read morepass jah jaing min off as). Unfortunately they are no longer. Replacement restaurant is so so. Lots of noodle for the price, but lacks meat and/or veggie. Stock is bland. I suggest trying other venues. Ps, floor is filthy. I'm not fussed about the rest of the venue, but floor is filthy, slippery and dangerous.

was convinced by a friend to give this place another try and relinquish ordering control ... what…read morefollowed was an amazing set of shanghainese food I never knew existed!! We had a grp of 9 and the food just kept on coming n quickly devoured. Almost like sharing food with siblings in a large family!! haha you snooze u loose!! individually we all had our suggestions and favourites... I reaaaally liked the chives dumpling and of course the 小籠包... UPDATE: 13 Aug 2016 Came back to retry... Noticed that the old lady making the dumplings next to the counter was replaced with a youngish chick... this time around the XLB ordered was salty and especially the soup inside the pastry pocket!! Also tried for the this time the "hashbrown"... hmm preferred our Aussie kind with potatoe instead. But having said that it was fried to perfection. Nice crisp and crunch!!

Great dumplings. Love the dumplings in chilli soup and pan fried dumplings. Great service and…read moreambience.

Normally I have to venture into the CBD to get good dumplings but last week a friend mentioned 'an…read moreamazing dumpling house in Box Hill' - I set out to investigate. I visited Luyang on Wednesday and returned only three days later. Yes it is that good. While it may not be up to the Shanghai village or Hu Tong standards, the dumplings here are still good and are very cheap. I came here with my partner and we ordered a serving of the fried pork dumplings ($8 for 15 dumplings) and the steamed dumpling combination (around $12), which included a selection of different types of dumplings. The service is charming and the girls who wait on the tables are so friendly and efficient that you just have to sit back and relax. Luyang may not be luxurious or trendy but there is free tea on your tables, and some sweet dumplings are heading your way, so sit back and relax.

Unpretentious but authentic quality. They use great Japanese soy sauce (small green satchels)…read more Seafood is fresh and tasty. I wish the rice was fresher sometimes.

this place is great! i love coming here after school and buying cheap but amazing food. they…read morerecently had a remodel/renovation, so the place looks pretty fresh. tbh the service is pretty mid, but the food makes up the difference. a definite highlight of the store is definitely the chips, people come just for the chips, and you often see lines outside the store from the hours of 3-5, so watch out for that. they have a lot of sizes and the amount of chips for the amount of money you pay makes you feel like you're stealing for them. the sizes are: extra small- $2 ish small- $4 is medium- $5-6 ish large-$7 they absolutely pack the box with chips. and if you like the crispy chips, come here. the sushi is nothing much. there's a sushi sushi right around the corner. wouldn't go for the sushi. the drinks are pretty cheap but nothing much. just go for the chips

Pretty awesome local!! Its a small mum n dad operation. At $6.50 for a burger w/ the lot!!…read moreAwesome!! aaaand it's pretty good too!! There is always a line here during grocery shopping hrs after work. I've also tried the fush n chups... it's pretty gd. Chips are crisp and the batter used for fish is not too thick.

Your entrance into Atlantic Fish and Chip shop is accompanied by the ringing of a bell attached to…read morea brass model sailing ship perched above the doorway. There are a couple of other tokenistic ocean references adorning the blue walls of this rather simple and delightful fish and chippery, along with an arcade grab-a-prize game near the entrance. Prices are standard for city fish and chips, and the usual selection of fish, snacks, souvlakis and burgers along with a couple of vegetarian options and a fritter based desert menu. Although it serves the packs in boxes, it's an example of really good fish and chips. The chips are crispy on the outside and buttery on the inside and eating the flake is like burning your tongue on a greasy piece of heaven. I recommend getting everything fish and chips based covered in chicken salt. Enjoy.

The food is really good & I consider myself a fussy eater. Cannot taste any msg. Didn't get thirsty…read moreafter dinner as that would be the case if there is msg. Had lobster with noodles. So tasty & generous. Their sweet & sour pork is so unlike other restaurants. The meat is tender & hardly any fat on it with a generous portion with not too much batter & the sauce is superb. I've been telling my friends about it. I normally don't fancy sweet & sour pork but at Canton Lake, i have to recommend it. We had the set menu which came with a free traditional Chinese soup. Even this was so good. My cousin who came down from Sydney was also thrilled with the quality of this free soup. I think the free soup only came with the set menu.

1st time here and definitely worth a return visit! was only able to sneak in one pic as was with…read moreguests who were a bit horty torty around food. has to give face!! alamak! Crab noodles - 4/5 great flavours not high in msg. One of the better ones tried Oysters - 5/5 very delish fresh and succulent Yellow Oil Chicken - 5/5 my favourite! reminds me of many a times crossing the Shenzhen border just to appease my cravings for this same level of quality and authenticity in flavour! Steamed Barramundi - 2.8/5 was ok only but not that great maybe a bad batch. WIR? Yep!

Gold Leaf Yum Cha…read more Dumplings, Prawn, Chicken Feet, Crab. Goodness, need I say more... always a delight. #yumcha #food #chinese #vietnamese #foodblog #foodblogger #foodporn #goldleaf @goldleafrestaurantgroup

Now Gold Leaf is a franchise of Yum Cha and chinese restaurants and it is very hard to give a…read morerating as it depends on what time of the day you go. I would give it four to five stars during the day as Yum Cha is their thing. The trolleys are plentiful and there is a wide array of dumpling and fried goodness as well as fast and friendly service. For dinner service it is a little slower and the prices seem to jump considerably. Good value at dinner does come if you have a table of four or more as the banquet is a great feed at a good price.

Food: A fantastic range of Asian food. Their biggest advantage here is the choice of dishes and…read morecuisines. Food was well cooked, and well flavoured. I loved how this dishes had lots of colour too them. They looked really appealing and portion sizes were generous. Atmosphere/Service: Kotaraya is a fairly large restaurant, and offers a good number of tables for larger groups. It always seems to be busy in the evenings, and has a pleasant atmosphere. Service is a little hit and miss, they really need to work on their organisation with this and ensure they are approaching tables in the order they arrived, but staff are nice. Would I recommend it: Yes, I was surprised given the variety of food available how well cooked and well presented it was. I also thought it was very affordable for the portion sizes given. I'd recommend booking if you plan to go in the evenings, particularly at weekends.

This restaurant has a range of asian dishes available. Whether you're in the mood for Chinese, Thai…read moreor Malaysian, they cater to all in your group. When we lived in Elwood, we ordered from here at least fortnightly. Their delivery is very quick and the food was always hot and tasty. Their won tons alone are enough to tempt us to go back now that we're out of the area. The five spices calamari was always fresh and tender and the battered chicken with choice of sauce rounded off our favourites.