Very delicious dishes! The dried fried lamb chops melted in my mouth! Also the spices were just on…read morepoint on the lamb chops. That was really the highlight of our dinners. The noodles were also delicious! The dumplings were good too! We will be frequenting this restaurant. Halal food as well.

On a cold winter day, nothing hits the spot like spicy beef noodle soup…read more At 1919 Lanzhou Beef noodle you can watch them making the noodles from scratch and cutting and stretching them as they make it quickly and efficiently, giving you a buzzer to let you know when your dish is ready It's in a food court so the ambiance is pretty average, but luckily the flavor isn't, the noodles had the perfect amount of chew, the broth was light but rich, and the additional spice really kicked it up a notch without being overly spicy

Oh my yes. Look for the sign as down an alley…read more Generous servings, fair price and spiced by a Thai cook.

Absolutely massive portion size. All the food was also super flavorful and tasty! My favorite were…read morethere masumune curry and the seafood fried noodles. Both sauces and sublime.

The McDonald's in the Neeta city shopping center is located at the food court on the ground floor…read more This location doesn't serve any halal meat but I have heard that a lot of McDonald's locations in Sydney are halal and will be trying one pretty soon. This food court McDonald's was super busy at lunch time and we ordered 2 fish filets with fries and they were fresh. The fries were steaming hot and to my surprise the ketchup was free which usually is not the case at any non-American locations. Yelp has not been as popular in Australia as around the world hence you don't have any reviews for most locations. 4 star for the fresh food and great service. Pricing is pretty much standard as around the world for McDonald's.

Walking around Bankstown looking for a good place to eat, stumbled across Letz Grill…read more. there seems to be dozens of Vietnamese restaurants in the area and all pretty much look the same. I initially thought it was a Korean bbq because of the usual air vents above the tables, but it is not!! We were told it was their launch night and $49 for all you can eat buffet, including Wagyu (my favorite) and seafood. A little more than we were looking to spend but the place looked new and we saw the meat and could not resist. Letz Grill is not Korean, or is it specifically Vietnamese. It's a fusion of the two.. there was Kimchi and Rice paper wraps and gave a great mix of options to eat. Of course we went straight for the Wagyu! Which we were told was 9+ grading. Either way, it was delicious . We had our charcoal grill loaded with Wagyu and huge prawns. They offered us a bowl of complimentary Pho which we accepted. A good size (not too big, save room for Wagyu) and it was extremely tasty. It was made with Wagyu brisket. So good, some went for a second bowl. We were so full, struggled to walk out. If you are looking for something out of the ordinary in Bankstown, go to Letz Grill. You and your tastebuds will thank me for it. Amazing food, new clean restaurant, happy helpful staff and good value. I'll be back. Hopefully they will be licensed. I was told they are waiting for their liquor license, lucky there is a bottle shop across the road. Gotta have a few beers with a Wagyu buffet.

Had the office Christmas dinner at Letz Grill on Friday. Great choice! Had both the grill and hot…read morepot. The wagyu beef and the prawns were excellent. The lime, mint and jackfruit drink was delicious. The service was friendly and accommodating and they replaced the grill several times when it got charred. Did not try the wagyu pho but was told my a colleague that is was good. Thanks Letz Grill for putting up with the noisy group.

Very nice Chinese/ Malaysian restaurant in the Circular Quay area of Sydney…read more They use Halal standards for food handling and prep. We dined in the upstairs portion of the restaurant ( which is tucked in a multi use building ). Service was friendly and attentive. Food was absolutely delicious. Fresh seafood. Fresh veggies. Portions were decent sized. They do have some pricing quirks to be aware of: There is a minimum spend per person and I believe it varies with party size. They charge a 10% surcharge on Sundays. Not sure if this standard in other restaurants but I doubt it. I'm mentioning it so diners on Sunday are aware. I liked the food enough that I just chalked it up to a vacation u expected expense. I'd eat there again if I had the chance. Notorious MD approved!

Very good Malaysian dishes, though a little bit on the pricey side…read more We had Beef Rendang, Seafood Mee Goreng, and 2 drinks. The foods were very carefully crafted and they were delicious. Big big portions too! Set us back $109 AUD. The restaurant was also very spacious, and located in a business building. The servers were very polite.

Food Great! Service great! Ambiance great! Sadly, Not a Safe Location for my white friends. More…read morePolice presence needed, urgently!

The food here has always been great with good portion size. Kebabs are fantastic! Recommended.read more

New Indonesian Restaurant in Penshurst. Traditional Jakarta Style you must try the ox tail soup and…read morefried chicken. Basic place with seating out the back. This was once a hamburger shop well worth a visit for something different.

The restaurant name is quite deceiving. This isn't really a Japanese Ramen place but rather a…read moreChinese "La Mian" restaurant meaning pulled noodles. I love these type of noodles. Better still you can pick how thick you want your noodles. Normally I'd say the thicker the better but when the waiter showed me with his fingers just how thick the thick ones were I thought they were a bit extreme so opted for the medium thickness. $13.80 for an extremely large plate of stir fried beef noodles which I some how managed to polish off. If you're in the area in need of a quick good value meal then this place is definitely worth a try.

This is definitely a place worth checking out. Excusing the fobby staff the food is really good…read more It's definitely value for money with just one dish filling up both me and my cousin costing us only $12 altogether for a good feed. The place is definitely buzzing on the weekends with nearly every table taken up and best of all it's halal.

This was a Malaysian hawker, a very casual place to grab something to eat. I was in town for the…read moreSydney Marathon and was staying nearby. The pictures and reviews looked good, so I decided to check it out. You can go straight to the counter and place your order. You have the option of eating in or taking it to-go. I ordered the Nasi Lemak. As advertised on their menu, it's their signature dish. This is Malaysia's national dish, it's a fragrant coconut rice dish served with peanuts, crispy anchovies and pickled vegetables. I got it with beef rendang. Instead of beef, you have the option to get it with chicken curry. I never had Malaysian food before, but this breakfast dish was very similar to what Taiwanese eat. I thought it was not bad. I'm pretty sure it's good for Sydney and you would most definitely get something better at Malaysia. If you're eating in, once you're done, you can bring your plates and utensils to the counter.

Located downstairs of York street is a modern hawker stall called Ipoh…read more The menu had a variety of Malay favourites like laksa, me goreng, beef rendang, roti canai, etc. I wanted to try everything but limited myself to these. Everything tasted super authentic and perfectly cooked and seasoned. The portion sizes and protein content was definitely above average which is impressive as the prices were extremely reasonable. The staff was happy and attentive and the space was large and clean. Solid 4 stars ! Give it go