Once upon a time the buffet food here was cheap, simple and delicious. It was fantastic value for…read moremoney featuring roasts, Chinese and a nice selection of sweets. We went there today for the first time in a long time. The price was more expensive $20 pp and the food nothing like it once was. Chinese was below average and repeated on me all afternoon, and I was a little shocked at the store brought lamington fingers and packet made cheesecake. Well at least that's how it tasted. Save yourself the disappointment go to Billabongs instead.

This is the best chinese take aways shop at town, lowest cost and biggest dishes. Good taste and…read morefriendly services at all the time.

Lovely rice, nice sweet and sour pork but the honey chicken isn't something to be desired. Alright…read morecustomer service to.

I can't believe I've been travelling to Sydney for yum cha when it was close by this whole time…read more Staff friendly and helpful. The trolley ladies were lovely and got the hint easily when I said we will finish what we have first. No trouble in taking a takeaway container either. The yum cha was good. Some dishes much better than I've had in Sydney. Tripe, chicken feet and tentitcals three of my favourite dishes and this place didn't disappoint. The prices were great! Definitely coming back!

My absolute favourite yum cha be and my family love to go here, the food is delicious and everyone…read moreis so nice also a really nice setting but a little bit overpriced :)

Really nice food! The special fried rice is great, and the dishes are all authentic and well made!…read moreIt's actually changed hands and is called chu mamas now, but the new owners food is equally as good as the old owners!

Came here after a long day in the mountains and it was such a great decision. The staff is…read morefriendly, and the food is great! There are also plenty of delicious vegetarian options.

A really clean little take away with great staff and 99% if the food is on point , very nice ....!…read moreThe best short soup I've tasted .

Pretty good for a local Chinese place. Good price and I like the prawn dishes. I go here a little…read moretoo often. Only do takeaway though.

I'm a big fan of the Charlestown and Kotara locations and assume this is the same chain but with a…read morefew differences. The most obvious is the move away from the food court into the dining precinct. Closed off in its own little box, it allows a more authentic experience and provides great people spotting. Take away is still available but I chose to dine in. The menu is massive but I already had noodles in mind. Chicken stir fry with satay or sweet chilli sauce, yum! Soy and chilli sauces on the table to tweak your taste buds. Mine was fairly mild so I love being able to add some extra heat. The service was fast too.

I have a Singaporean friend who comes with me here and she thinks they serve the best Laksa she has…read morehad in Australia. The freshly made food here is a favorite for me. Great dishes with plenty of flavor.

The food court is the only place where people don't seem to mind crowds. Popularity is the name of…read morethe game and the more people a place has, the more it attracts; and Lee's is never short of customers. I'm a big fan of their wonton soups and Laksa's. Made to order so there will be a wait but they are worth it. The serving bowls offer a hearty portion and the self serve condiments are great for an extra flavour kick. If you're short on time, the ready made options are also delicious and very well priced. Small, medium or large. Rice or noodles with your choice of 3 dishes. The large comes in at $9.90. I have mine in a container and it is always filled to the brim! I've tried the satay, honey and BBQ chicken and the beef and black bean and pepper beef. I guess stir fry will have to be next time. Now with eftpos.