Hungry and in the Mill Park area? Head to Tian's Sushi and Noodle Bar…read more Tian's may be located behind Hungry Jacks in a tiny row of nondescript stores but that shouldn't deter you. You are welcomed warmly by staff even on your first visit and the food will make you return time and time again. They make sushi to order which ensures it is as fresh as possible, in fact it is the freshest and tastiest sushi I have had, and I have tried a lot. The vegetarian gyoza's make a great entree but be warned, you will want more then one serving. The noodle servings are generous and freshly made, the Singapore noodles filled with tasty ingredients including fresh and plentiful prawns. No matter how much you gorge yourself you feel vaguely healthy, despite being at bursting point. This is the antidote to greasy food court noodles. Sure the decor is noodle shop standard no-frills but it is immaculately clean so what else could you want? Great value, great service and fresh and good quality food. Eat in or take away but just make sure you eat here.

This place is fantastic! If it's a quick lunch your after or picking up an order for dinner the…read morefood is always on point! The staff are always friendly and helpful and the food is delicious and affordable. I will say the interior of the restaurant itself is a little grim, though it is very clean it's not a very inviting place to sit and eat your lunch or catch up with friends over dinner. They excel when it comes to take away (pick up) great food at a very affordable price!

I'm not entirely sure if one could call this an authentic Asian restaurant, though it is one of…read morethose places if you do happen to have a craving for some Asian fare that they can actually provide it to you. Honestly, I'd probably label it more as being Asian fusion, though considering the number of similar restaurants in the area, I suspect that it does try to more Asian as opposed to those restaurants that tend to pander towards those Australians who think they like Asian food, but have never actually tried to real stuff. Yeah, this place isn't too bad, and it isn't all that pricey either.

Best rice noodles in town. Many varieties to choose from whether spicy or not…read more Authentic Sichuan style noodles plus much more on offer on the menu if you prefer something else.

This sushi bar and noodle shop is small but serves multitudes of office and retail workers who…read moredescend on Burgundy Street come lunch hour. This place provides fast fresh sushi or you can sit at the benches down the side of the counter to slurp your noodles. Its a very clean space with efficient and friendly staff. The sushi that stars here for me. As with every sushi venture I order cooked tuna hand rolls which are packed with quality ingredients, however everything looks good so I live dangerously and also try terryaki chicken which is juicy and delicious. I suspect anything you order here would be fresh and tasty. Perfect lunch option in Heidelberg.

Best Nasi Lemak in town. People travel long distances for this dish!…read more All the meals are delicious and the plating generous. I have been going there for forty years: the restaurant is now run by the second generation, and it's even better than before!

Really diverse/large menu, difficult to decide what to get (which I like)…read moreFood came out in record time Service was fine The biggest mussels I've had in Melbourne (not saying much but not disappointed for once) Between two we ordered Chinese Sausage 2/5 Vegetarian fried rice 2/5 Eggplant and minced pork 4/5 Crispy duck and plum sauce 4/5 Seafood Laska 3.5/5

If you like Noodles, then look no further…read more This place makes the best noodles that u could ever have. You can choose from the Standard Menu, but if there is something you dont like he will change it. If you look @ the Menu & really dont like anything, He will cook the noodles just as you want them without asking questions. He will ask u to tell him what to make & how... Very courteous, very friendly & a great place to get your noodles... You will go there to check out the place, then when u think I want Noodles, u just automatically go there.... Great Food, Great Service & Reasonably Priced ~ u get a meal that is well worth the money & enjoy it.... The place is also very clean. No Mess @ all...

The one thing that I like about living in Preston is the number of authentic Asian restaurants…read moredotted along High Street. Ever since going to Hong Kong I have had a hankering for proper Chinese food. This isn't the food that you find at the Chinese stall in the food hall, but rather a restaurant owned and run by Chinese, and the worse their English, the more authentic the restaurant tends to be. Okay, it's not Hong Kong, but then again unless you are willing to put aside a week to travel there and back, these restaurants are probably the best that you are going to get. This certainly wasn't a bad restaurant. The staff were ever friendly, and it certainly seems popular, and they also have chop-sticks, which for me is an absolute must when it comes to eating Chinese food. The cool thing about these restaurants is that they have pictures of all the dishes, so you can just flick through the menu and point to the dish you want. However, be careful not to make the mistake that I made and point to the wrong one because you might end up with a meal that you don't particularly like. Oh, I better not forget, they also have pots of Chinese tea for $1.00 each, which is also pretty cool.

Ok so the Noodle Kingdom in Preston has a few noticeable differences from its city sister. Theres…read moreno fancy red and gold wallpaper and theres no suits. The clientele is mainly Preston locals and the destination diners. The menu is exactly the same and I am grateful for this. Over lunch and weeknights this place experiences the same peak hour rush as the city Noodle Kingdom but due to the suburban location of this restaurant theres a slightly more relaxed vibe. Its not unusual to see people waiting five deep in a queue for the freshly prepared dumplings and noodles. I've already detailed my fetish for their dumplings and the no 29 (beef/noodles) however you can add the no 94 (fried chicken/noodles) and beef skewers to the list. The beef skewers are a grilled/spiced cummin delight and great to chew on. Prices are cheap and the service is blunt, this place delivers consistently great food, however a word of warning, go easy on the chilli.

This is the type of noodle restaurant that I really like, namely the ones that remind me of the…read morehole in the wall restaurants in Hong Kong. Like, they even give you a free pot of tea with your meal, which is such a Hong Kong type of thing to do. I ended up having the Singapore Noodles and the dumplings, and they were delicious, and the serving was huge. Yeah, this place was actually pretty amazing.

Hidden away in an alleyway by the Preston markets, this is one of our favourite soup and dumpling…read moredestinations. Their pork and prawn dumplings can only be described as crispy bundles of deliciousness, and are the perfect accompaniment to their comforting hand pulled noodle soups. Generous portions, friendly service and great value for money, this place lives up to its name, and has stood up to the test of time.

Pretty good experience for the price we paid, actually affordable. I went there one evening with my…read morewife and 2 kids. There was not a lot of people in the restaurant. But I noticed a lot of people coming in and out to pick up their for food ...Essentially Asian crowd, which is actually a pretty good sign when it comes to the food being authentic. It seems this business is thriving more online at first impression. Our experience for the food was great. We ordered 4 bowls of Pho noodle soup, and I must say I was quite pleased with it. My 2 toddlers ate all of it, which is not the norm I can promise you. Looking for affordable Vietnamese food in Thomastown, look no further.

If your looking for large servings of good value Vietnamese and Chinese food in Lalor then this is…read morethe place you should head! The Singapore noodles in this no-frills restaurant needed their own post code. As well as large they were totally delicious and they didn't scrimp on the prawns like some places tend do. The service is fast and friendly and its the place where everyone knows each other and a repeat visit makes you a regular! The 70's did call and ask for its decor back but this actually adds to the charm of this small restaurant!

I hadn't had dinner, and pretty much everybody was going to have a picnic, so I decided to go for a…read morelittle walk to see if I could find some takeaway, or at least a place I hadn't visited. So I ended up here, and it was actually pretty nice. I like a lot of these noodle shops, because they tend to be pretty basic, and they make some awesome noodles, as was the case here. The service wasn't too bad, but as expected, the price was pretty good.

DON'T PAY UNTIL / UNLESS YOUR FOOD IS READY ELSE WALK OUT AND EXPECT RUDE CUSTOMER SERVICE BY THE…read moreCOOK INSTEAD OF A REMEDY . Advised phone order ready in 20 minutes but 45 minutes later it's still not ready but advised it will be another 5 minutes. 15 minutes later food is still not ready (over an hour now) and in frustration I demand a refund which was initially refused and advised it will be another 5 minutes. I advise the owner(s), be honest with your customers, don't lie and tell them it will be 20 minutes when it is really 45 minutes to an hour. His reply instead of offering a remedy is, 'leave and never come back'. Go elsewhere, I did and the meals were ready in 15 minutes (not 1 hour and still waiting at Preston noodle).

I wouldn't be taking anybody here on a first date, but that doesn't necessarily mean that it is a…read morebad place - just plain. In fact eating here gives me the feeling that I'm actually eating in your standard Mong Kok street side restaurant, which is basically what I mean by no-frills. Okay, it's not classy, but they do give you some very generous servings, the food its really cheap, and the staff are super friendly. Actually, the serving I got was so large that I had to take it home in a doggy bag (which they were more than obliged to do). Oh, they don't serve alcohol, and they only take cash, but at least there is an ATM next door.