We've lived in the area for more than 20 years, and the Kim Hee is our go-to Chinese whether for eating in or takeaway. If you eat in, be prepared to wait a while as this restaurant is so popular with take away orders that you can hear the wok out the back sizzling constantly while you are there! When we sat down there was a prompt delivery of menus, prawn crackers and cold water to the table. Then the waitress came pretty soon after to ask if we were ready to order. The first dish, the special fried rice, came out quite quickly but we had to wait a while longer for the main dishes to come out, then the plain rice was last. They forgot my daughter's extra serve of prawn crackers but when we...
Over a number of years my family has been purchasing meals from this restaurant. Tonight, as my wife was going out to a girls' Christmas dinner she persuaded me to try a take away as I'd be home alone. As very few of the family members like duck or pork I treated myself to Fried Duck(boneless) / Plum Sauce plus a small steamed rice. As usual, the waitress was very pleasant, the take away was ready on time . At home, my dinner was of mixed result - fried duck was very tasty ( it contained some fine bones - not a problem for me having eaten in China, but may put off those not used to trad. Chinese meals), The rice was nice & light but unfortunately, the plum sauce was the worst that I've taste...
We had a meal delivery last night. Arrived a little early but no probs as we were just about ready for it. Some of the dishes had to be re heated as had gone lukewarm. The salt and chilli pork was rubbery, the sweet and sour sauce watery, the Kung po chicken was the mildest I've ever tasted. The Szechuan chicken was not spicy enough and the prawn crackers, which to be truthful we didn't order or pay for, we so greasy we couldn't eat. The delivery distance was about 20 minutes but it arrived in an open cardboard box so how it was expected to keep hot I do not know. All in all a disappointing $120 spent.
this is my local chinese restaurant and i have had the pleasure of meeting one of the greatest chinese waitresses i have seen. she knew everything that people wanted down to no onion or with onions. i went to her last day at work and presented her with a bouquet , champagne and chocolates . thanks meng wei or erika .
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Mid-week outing looking for some Asian? We visited the Currambine Chinese Restaurant for dinner. It has the usual look-and-feel of a low budget Chinese establishment but really good value-for-money! At the price a great meal and portion sizes that guarantees "takeaway" ...
If I'm running late and haven't prepared anything for the evening meal, this handy local Chinese restaurant is my stand-by take-away. It is literally "just up the road" and has a good range of the standard favourites at reasonable prices.
Very good food and large portions. Nice casual atmosphere for a cheap family dinner. Service was pushed tonight due to the amount of people in the Resturant as it was packed! Their fried ice cream is the best
Not the best by far, decor plain and drab, like sitting in a school canteen. Smells from kitchen come through and you leave smelling of burnt oil.
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Eat: 5/5 service: 5/5 atmosphere: 4/5parking at the number of parking spaces parking free parking more
We ordered on menu log , and still waiting for our food
Mini Veg Spring Rolls (8 Pieces)
Salt And Pepper Chicken Fingers
Sesame Prawn Toasts (3 Pieces)
Fried Noodle And Bean Sprouts
Chicken Fried Rice With Corn
Fried Sweet And Sour Chicken
Chicken Skewers (4 Pieces)
Salt And Pepper King Prawn
King Prawn And Cashew Nuts
Penfold Chardonnay Bottle
