Great ambiance, vibe, and decor. A visual and audible treat. I especially liked the 80's music…read moreplaying throughout the dining room. Service is quick, friendly, and attentive. Good menu with a lot of interesting options. Tried three different appetizers and the winner was the sashimi. Wonderful flavors with king fish. The butter chicken with curry was excellent. Just wish it came with some naan to soak up that wonderful sauce. Cocktails are creative and great. Just a bit measured and small, but I get it. Would dine here again and again.

The ambience was very social. Seemed like everyone wanted to be here as there was a wait list and…read morevery limited seats for walk ins. Make reservations! They also have a downstairs bar too with seating that was also booked and packed. Nice variety of dishes, chef curated plates that were visually pleasing to the eye. The drinks while good and unique were carefully measured and extremely small for the price points. 3 cocktails and I didn't feel buzzed. I feel like Australia is very big on preventing intoxication. One of the few places that had knowledgeable staff and to my surprise actually nice and welcoming. I tried the BBQ Salmon wrapped in a banana leaf, braised beef curry, and a couple of drinks. Rather your traveling or a local who hasn't tried this place, it definitely should be on your radar. I was traveling from California and ChinChin was by far the most memorable dining experience I had.

I am only here for a short week and my lady brought me here my first day. It was so good I'm back…read moreagain. The Wagyu beef dumpings are the bomb. Those and a bowl of rice hit the spot twice! I'm looks forward to returning one more time before I leave Melbourne.

The dill dumplings were amazing! We also had the pork but the dill stuck out more. It was…read morerelatively quick after you order from scanning a QR code at your table. It is a small space so I would rank higher if the seating was better. But overall it was a great place to grab a snack!

We loved trying this place while on holiday here. Neighborhood regulars brought us so service was…read morephenomenal. We had quite a selection of menu items because we were a party of 9 with a vegetarian & pescatarian we needed to please a lot of different appetites. Absolutely everything was delicious. My favorites were the eggplant with pork & the scallop shrimp dumpling. The wines are excellent. Everyone in our party was happy from the 7 year old to the 60 something!

Eh. The food is…read morepretty authentic and good, but the prices are High for the portions you get. However, perhaps it's bc I get to eat a bunch of asian food when I'm at home and just went to China, the food doesn't stand up too well comparatively. If it were less expensive, probably a 4 stars. It's also very hot inside.

spent $17- 18 on a take away Malaysian fried rice, asked for no peas with seafood…read more turned out with only rice, with a few of the little shrimps, and a very dark sauce. tasted also terrible... what a rip-off Will never go there again

After coming here against recently with my partner, I've decided that m previous 3 star review…read moreshould be knocked down to 1. Customer Service: Some of the worst I've seen. I hate it when Asian restaurant do this. I understand because they want to get more people in, but I absolutely hate it when they sit you down next to some random group of people for everyone to fit. My partner and I were inches away from another couple and it was pretty awkward. I ordered tea, and 10 minutes into my our meal, my tea still hasn't come. I told the waitress "I ordered tea, but it hasn't come so instead I'll just take water." She comes out with tea and I said "sorry, it took a bit too long. Now I just want water." to which she responded with such an obvious grimace that resembled the face you make when you smell shit. Then she went off and had a little rant to the other waitress in Mandarin (which I spoke, but I guess she didn't think I did) and said , and I quote: "That bitch said she wanted tea and when I brought it out she said no." Thank goodness I had already received my food otherwise I would be highly suspicious of spit on my dumplings. When the couple next to us ordered, I overheard the man ask the waitress if there were any nuts in a particular dish (I assume he was allergic to nuts). She looked so confused and didn't understand what the hell he was talking about. I wanted to be a good samaritan so I said "nuts" in Mandarin. No, it wasn't as if she didn't understand the word, she just didn't know about the nuts. Nut allergies are pretty common, so she could've been a bit more sympathetic. Aiyah... Food: Not terrible, but the quality has definitely dropped. My dumplings were a bit burnt and soggy. Thankfully, there was still juice inside that made up for it somewhat - but not the best dumplings I've had at all. My partner and I left with a newfound distaste for Dumplings Plus and the awful staff it hires. And thus ends my very last trip to that establishment.

Refreshingly unpretentious restraunt offering ​Asian cuisine, some vegan and vegetarian options…read more Prices are good, service on my two visits was prompt and friendly. Not open Sun -Tuesday.

Green Fields is your standard budget pan-Asian eatery. The sauces are heavy and often on the sweet…read moreside of things, but the meat is generally a slightly less dodgy cut than a lot of other places. The best items on the menu are generally the western favourites, such as the spring rolls, rice paper rolls, dumplings and hot pots. Anything that sizzles is also a good bet. The service is inconsistent from visit to visit, and some of the waiting staff can appear confused. I've been brought the wrong order more than once. However, the takeaway tends to be a bit more organised. There's also a good selection of foreign beers. The atmosphere is sorely lacking in character, so the restaurant itself can feel a bit baron, even when busy. The prices are cheap but not the cheapest around. On the whole, it's a decent enough takeaway option given the painful lack of competition for Asian cuisine in Brunswick, but nothing you would consider travelling very far in order to get your hands on.

My first time eating here and I was fully content with my belly full of veggie dumplings and chive…read morepancake. The cucumber salad was also to die for! Not the most glamorous looking place but def worth the visit for the food alone.

Very disappointing as went based on some other reviews. No…read morewords spoken by the waitress and waiter other than the bill price of '$45'! Everything was a let down and all food lacked any taste at all. We tried the special fried rice, cumin lamb, shao-long Bao, chicken and prawn dumplings in chilli oil . Special fried rice meat was spam...very not special Cumin lamb was really onion with lamb and some oil Shao-long Bao was boringly boring Chicken and prawn dumplings in chilli oil did not have any hint of chilli taste or kick So the only good thing was the tea. Upon paying, the kitchen and glassware was atrociously dirty. Glad I didn't ask for a drink. Really a must not try restaurant!

Absolutely loved this place! Affordable and so tasty!! Only problem they couldn't swap out steamed…read morerice for fried rice but I'm just being picky, will definitely come back!

I dont eat Vietnamese food very often (no idea why) but I really liked this place and I will…read moreprobably start eating here more often. The spring rolls were delicious and cheap and the seafood soup was very very nice. All up the whole meal, including drinks cost about $32 for 2 people. Its nothing particularly fancy - just good quality, fresh food in a nice enough environment. - but then thats just how I like it!

We walked in the door are were instantly attended to HOWEVER we were sat with another person at a…read morefour person table. I was a little shocked because ive never in all my 24 years ever had this happen to me... Also there were at least 5 tables I could see free so I was very confused. FOOD TIME! They have lunch specials which all meals are $6.80 so it makes it super hard to really complain. I had sweet and sour chicken with vegetarian fried rice. Both were really great but even for $6.80 I think you should be getting a little more chicken than what was given

Before my critique of the food, I need to give you a SERIOUS WARNING about the ambiance of this…read moreplace. The crowd this restaurant attracts is not your typical Asian group, munching away on their deals. Nope - they're the worst kind of bogan. *Asian waitress takes order* *Bogan man gives the orders in a slow voice* *Then says "chop chop* *Bogan woman says "no that's for the Vietnamese"* What. What. What. ??? Well, to be fair that is the worst I've experienced. But the general customers of this restaurant are the most awful, culturally uneducated people. /End rant. My friends and I came here and we had plenty of decently priced dumplings. The unique thing about Chinese Jin Dumpling House is that they add a kick to their dumplings - a signature sesame oil - DELICIOUS! My recommendations: Spicy Beef Pan-Fried Dumplings Pork & Cabbage Pan-Fried Dumplings and of course... Xiao Long Bao!