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    Satay Ria Malaysian Restaurant

    3.8 (10 reviews)

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    Cai Xian Tofu
    Suzie L.

    We are regulars at this local restaurant because we love all the dishes we've tried - laksa, noodles, rice, fish, meat - they're all good and have that authentic Malaysian flavour. The owner Raymond is very friendly and warm and we're so thrilled to be able to get decent Malaysian food so close to home.

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    Boon Y.

    No matter where I go, I will try to try some Malaysia food and this is one of the best I have been to. I ordered couple of items but what really stand out to me the marmite chicken and Chinese broccoli two way. Marmite chicken is crispy fried chicken coated with marmite source and it's very popular in Malaysia, however I haven't had luck finding it in the US, provably no marmite source exported there. The Chinese broccoli two way is that they deep fried the leaf until crispy, feel like seaweed, and it tastes just awesome, never had something like that before. The restaurant has a nice decor and there is plenty of parking there.

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    Pine & Bamboo Restaurant

    Pine & Bamboo Restaurant

    3.2(12 reviews)
    1.0 kmCannon Hill
    $$

    Fabulous Chinese and not just their famously consistent Peking duck…read more We experienced P&B as a large (15) group and were blown away by how well they kept up the dishes at this very busy time of year. Every dish from simple Rice to fresh seafood was excellent with their own unique flavours and components and not just a sauced variant of the same stuff. The very generous servings easily satisfied our hungry family group that ended the evening meal very happy and full of praise. Pine and Bamboo have been around for some time but deserve a visit for either a Chinese lunch or dinner. I would strongly recommend their Peking Duck pancakes followed by SAN Chow Bow but even the boring Sweet and Sour Pork is a winner amongst a huge range of specially crafted Chinese too. You will not be disappointed.

    Went to pine and bamboo in the last week and while the customer service was on par, the rest of it…read morediffered so substantially I felt the need to update my previous review. We ordered 2 course peking duck... the 2nd course was what I have always gotten.. the noodles. For those experienced in the peking duck tradition, the duck is carved and you wrap your pancakes with cucumber, shallot and hoisin sauce. Then the duck is taken away and the meat made into the various 2nd or 3rd courses. Well to my surprise, the duck noodles (2nd course) came out prior to the duck so they had used the meat of someone else's duck. When I questioned the waitress she said she would go ask and she never came back. We also asked to take the duck we ordered home so we could boil soup etc after all we had paid for the duck... when we got home, we noted not only was the duck raw inside, the meat was carved out and obviously used for someone else. While it pains me to share this review as I love peking duck I feel that a duck so raw could not have been that safe to eat even though the skin was crispy and with a heavy heart, I dont think I will be back for a while. Serving the 2nd course first also gives me the impression they have frozen duck meat ready to be added to the next courses which is peking duck blasphemy.

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    Ho Choi Licensed Restaurant

    Ho Choi Licensed Restaurant

    4.3(4 reviews)
    10.0 kmMoorooka
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    This has been my staple Chinese take-away place for a year now. It's cheap and cheerful, and the…read moreowners are always so happy! My favourites: Deep Fried Crispy Skin Chicken... for under $10 (say whaaaa?!) Hot & Sour Soup BBQ Pork Spare Ribs Every time I pick up and pay for my order, the chef just out from behind the counter and yells "Thank you, good bye!". It's a no frills (can't speak on behalf of the sit-down section of the restaurant) delicious, family-run local Chinese place, what more could you want? Having said that, some meals are a bit of a miss for myself, namely the Garlic Chicken. I wasn't the biggest fan.

    When I was living near Moorooka this place was a fave of mine, it's always great value and get 2…read moremeals out of it. My favorites where Lemon Chicken or Fried Rice and it was the best Lemon Chicken and Fried Rice by far. I can't stress that this shop set the high standard for many years for me. I agree with what James S said on the Cheerful workers, and the owners are always so happy. On a side note though I hate it when Chinese, Vietnamese or Malaysian take away shops have the cheek to charge over $10 for a meal then don't include the rice and try get another $3-4 dollars out of you for it, even worse is having to ask does the meal come with rice, but it's an important question to raise. I would highly recommend and I still have the menu on my wall even though I'm bit of a journey away, bonus there number has never changed.

    Satay Ria Malaysian Restaurant - chinese - Updated August 2026

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