This establishment, previously known as Han Palace (and if you ask most of the locals, that's what…read moreeveryone calls it), has been here for a long time. It is a popular place to grab some delicious takeaway when you've gotten home after a long day and you just cannot be bothered to cook. The food is very good. My traditional favourite is beef with blackbean sauce, but occasionally I'll be adventurous and order something like the roast chicken with plum sauce. I don't often dinner eat in the restaurant though. The atmosphere is average, but most of the staff are lovely. What is good is the yum cha. I'm more than happy to sit down and be presented with all manner of delights. The standard of the food is on par with restaurants that charge a significant amount more per dish. In summary, it's a local institution. It's convenient, the food is good and the people there are nice.

A friend organised Yum Cha here so I didn't get a say in the venue. We came for the second seating…read moreon a Sunday and there was nothing fancy about it. It's what you would expect when you go to eat Yum Cha but nothing stood out. The taste of the food was average and the service matched that. If I had a choice I'd go somewhere else.

Getting here is quite the drive for me; it's a good 1/2 hour if traffic is ok ... so I was…read moredefinitely hoping it would be worth my while. And it was. You walk into a small waiting area to be seated, and then they take you to your table and. you enter this humongous dining space. It's so huge. I think it would comfortably seat around 200+ people. With that said, however, a circular table for four can get a little hard pushed for space with all of the dishes etc. They have a good extensive menu, attentive service and while a teeny bit overpriced, it's worth it overall. One thing I didn't LOVE was the fact there was barely a trace of alcohol in my Strawberry Daiquiri. The flavour was great, but if I got stopped by the police on the way home, I'd have been totally under the radar. The only other negative is that it was hard to watch the poor live fish in such small tanks. They can hardly move around and it looked kind of cruel. All of the positives are the ample parking, good service, great food and they finish the night by giving you a delicious little dark orange chocolate if you feel like something sweet. Would I recommend it here? I give it a resounding Yes!

My family has been going to Gold Leaf Eastern Restaurant for years! Food is always delicious and…read morethe staff (particularly Kenny) are friendly and always helpful. Thanks guys... see you soon!

The deep fried chilli chicken is 85-90% bone! Not a good deal for 21.90 - almost broke toothread more

The first couple of times I came here I did not quite enjoy it. Combination of ordering the wrong…read morefood, plus squashy & noisy venue. Later on I got the hang of ordering from the somewhat confusing menu. Some dishes like chilli chicken & mushrooms, crispy prawns and cold noodles are quite delicious. Dumplings are good too. Overall the dishes are slightly on the salty side.

I was pleasantly surprised at just how much I enjoyed the food at this little restaurant…read more Walking in, I thought it looked a little dodgy, as it is very dated both inside and out. I chose this place as it was the only thing open when I finished work. All I wanted to do was grab some food and get home to the TV. The menu was very varied, I had a hard time deciding between the Mongolian beef and the satay chicken. In the end I went with the beef. One word. Delicious. The beef was sliced so thinly it literally melted in my mouth, and the sauce was awesome. I have since been back many times, and everything I try is as good as the last. The prawns, in particular, are smashing. I am always a bit iffy of buying a seafood dish in a Chinese restaurant, but the prawns were super big and juicy.

This suburban restaurant is surprisingly very busy in the evenings, considering its rather…read moreinconspicuous location. So only come here if you have time to kill because the service is extremely slow. However, the food is generally quite delicious, especially the XO sauce (big) prawns on noodles. A great place to hang out for group meals/gatherings, as the place has many big tables.

Imperial Kingdom is a Classical Chinese Restaurant. So if the service is going to be negative, I…read moreexpect at least some good. The food here is quite solid but needs more flavour and expertise. Quite a loud, noisy ambiance and not the most best place in my book.

Imperial Kingdom is on the corner of Waverley Rd and Blackburn Rd, This building is an eyesore, old…read moreand worn out with faded letters and broken lights- at least it's easy to find. I know, I know, don't judge a book by its cover. I come here pretty often for Yum Cha and I usually enjoy my time here. They offer majority of your traditional dim sums and carts frequently pass by (this can depend on where you're sitting though). This place offers relatively good food, it's nothing extraordinary that you would remember- but its definitely enjoyable and satisfactory. I've been here for dinner too, but I find their Yum Cha to be better. It's not that their dinner is bad, it's just that it quite standard and average. In a suburb where one can find ample Chinese restaurants, average sometimes just isn't good enough. That said, if you have a large group- then this place could easily accommodate you. It has a large dining area with big round dining tables at the back. Overall I would suggest Imperial Kingdom only if it is local to you, I wouldn't go out of way to eat here- but if I'm in the area, I'm more than happy to.

Food is yummy, nice setting, friendly assistants . This was the first time i came to this…read morerestaurant and glad yo find so many pleasing surprises! Seafood is fresh and tasty and the pepper steak is my favourite!

Nunawading has no shortage of decent Chinese restaurants, and Lucky Yu just adds to the mix. Lucky…read moreYu has been around for years, and for years I have been a loyal customer, particularly fond of their chicken and sweet corn soup. The funny thing is, I'm not usually a fan of said soup. However one day I arrived home after picking up my Lucky Yu goodies only to discover my won ton soup was actually chicken and sweet corn. Oh the horror! Rather than drive back down, I ate the soup. That was three years ago and I have not looked back, my obsession with chicken and sweet corn extending out of Lucky Yu and into any chinese restaurant I go to. Lucky Yu still holds a special place in my heart though as they were my first.

Now I must admit, I've only been in here once. Usually, if I was after Cantonese, I'd stop at a…read moreplace closer to home. The only reason that I stopped here was because I was on my way to a movie night at a mate's place, and we were all bringing our own takeaway. This place isn't going to make me drive the extra 10 minutes or so just to grab their food, but really, it isn't bad. In fact, it's pretty reasonable food at decent prices. I had beef in blackbean and fried rice, and I walked out of the shop with change from a twenty dollar note. So it isn't expensive for what it is. The serving sizes are pretty good, too. If I'd bought an entree, it would have been enough to feed two people comfortably, but I somehow managed to find my inner manliness to force myself to finish it. You don't leave food when you eat with your mates. It's a sign of weakness. Doubly so if the food is bad. The place itself was relatively neat, possibly a bit on the daggy side, but still acceptable. If I was doing a hard day's furniture shopping on Whitehorse Road, I'd be happy to eat there again.

Have purchased prawns and vegetables in oyster sauce, tasted absolutely fantastic, great Chinese…read morefood

Every dish I've tried here is very good. High quality Chinese food at value that impressed me…read more Service is also gracious and dedicated. Glad I found this place!

They've improved a lot!! Was grimacing when I was told I had to come here again for an uncles…read morebirthday! Not the best experience over the yrs. Alas I think they have heard the cries! Food is now of quality. The yum cha dim sums are now wheeled around and also avail. at the back. The duck is crispy and flavoursome. Same with the roast pork. Food is not cold and plentiful. Not like the old days. The custard egg tarts and especially the durian puffs!! worth a return visit. 3 stars as I'm still skeptical.. if it's the same management don't expect this to continue!

This place is has a really nice feel to it! First time eating here and I had a pleasant experience…read more The waiter that served us and continuously took our plates was hilarious and kind. There was so much food! Since it's a buffet you definitely want to start off eating crabs or something so you don't get full too fast. There was a wide selection of seafood from oysters to crabs to mussels. There was also a large selection of rice dishes, Peking duck, chicken and pork. The sushi area didn't have a very large variety but you could pick the fish that you want and they will cut it up for you. They also served seaweed salad and squid slices in that area as well! Overall there's was so much food from sweet to savory. The place is a bit pricey but you'll definitely get your money's worth!

A very busy restaurant but service is prompt and food is pretty good with Generous serves. The menu…read morehas recently changed and has more variety. They also have promotional vouchers which are good value. Definitely worth a visit.

Good sized serves and speedy service despite the place being crowded . Pretty tasty esp the prawns…read morewith salted egg yolk.