HUNGRY SUMMARY - nice Chinese restaurant with a comfortable atmosphere, tasty food and great options. This restaurant specialises in Hakka cuisine so come try it out!
FOOD - ordered a pork belly with rice dish. Came with chinese cabbage as well as mei cai (pickled cabbage) - generally used in Hakka Chinese cuisine. The meat was tender, fatty and tasty. The mei cai sauce really added great flavour to the rice and the vegetables were good counterbalance to the meat. Great dish.
PRICE - $13.80. Decent price. However cash only (as with a lot of Chinese establishments) - which is haram.
SETTING - spacious and clean restaurant. A new place (replacing a long standing pho restaurant) and de...
A busy Friday evening and it was full?
The menu has many possibilities, and if the food came the presentation of the food, which made us hungry, but unfortunately none of the dishes stood out
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Entrees we had the
Pickled cabbage pork triple
Slide cucumber, carrot and dry bean Curd salad
Southern Fujian Five Spice Bean Curd
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The last was probably the best court of the property, the skin was crispy, but I had more left elsewhere
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Our network included
Pork belly and preserved vegetables
Hakka County style stuffed bean quark
A beef dish that had fled my memory and
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The last one was too salty
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The prices are reasonable and the service was attentive,
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Plenty of variety on the menu. We been here plenty of times but I’m writing on my most recent. Slightly confusing at first, as the menu had Vietnamese and Chinese dishes. Maybe the chef was just trained in both styles!?Had the Vietnamese Beef Vermicelli Salad while the kiddos had the crispy skin chicken tomato rice. Former was tasty without being too oily, had lots of lemongrass. The latter has plenty of crackling crispy skin, rice was so-so. The missus had the pork chop with egg noodle, perfect as the hot weather approaching summer doesn’t make soupy evening meals bearable.Top notch. We’ll be back to try others.
a lot of change in the menu. we have been here many times, but I write on my last. only slightly confusing as the menu had Vietnamese and Chinese dishes. perhaps the chef was simply trained in both styles! had the Vietnamese beef vermicelli salad, while the children had the crispy skin huhn tomatenrei. the latter has much crispy crispy, reis was so-so. the missus had the pork chop with a navel, perfect as the hot weather approaches summer does not suppe evening meal tolerable top cook. we will try others again.
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fast service, delicious food and large portions. this is a great restaurant to eat in the environment! we ordered the rinderpho and the grilled huhn vermicelli salat. the shares were appropriate together with the trips. the employees were attentive, even on a busy day the restaurant was full of space.
they do not go to eastwood on the search for Michelin star kits or exquisitely presented tasting menu; but it is an eating mekka for No-Frills Asian cuisine. the railway station separates a group of Korean restaurants on the east side from their Chinese pendants along the pedestrian zone rowe.
I ordered the eating of the delivery that I thought it would be a rate down a little due to the food is no longer fresh. but the food arrived was delicious and the part is also great. I'm ordering for sure.
I ordered the food from delivery, that I thought it would be rate down a bit due to the food is no longer fresh. But the food arrived was tasty and the portion is big as well. I will order again for sure.
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Service and space is OK. At least the pram can go inside. The food is a mix of Vietnamese, Hakka and canton style. Wonton noodles 2* Hakka beef noodles 3* Pork chop dry noodles 3.5*
Previously Nam Viet we have been visiting this restaurant for yearsNow Quing's Kitchen the restaurant is reinvented, revamped and has a funky feel.
