Despite making a reservation online through their website, my name was not on the list. Thankfully,…read morethe restaurant was pretty empty (7.30pm on a Friday...hmmm), they seated 7 of us at a big table in a corner. FOOD -- One can choose either the buffet ($25pp) or the ala carte menu. Note that the buffet does not include the soup base (ranging from $12-$16) or sauces (about $1.20 per type of sauce). We (bunch of finance geeks) spent over 15 mins debating if it was cheaper to do the buffet. In the end we chose not to. It turned out to be a good decision, cause the meal cost each of us around $21pp (excluding softdrinks). We ordered about 20-22 plates of veggies/meat. The food was pretty good, everything was quite fresh. My favourites are probably the spam & beef rolls. Who knew spam tasted so good when boiled in spicy broth ? :) SERVICE -- A.R.G.H. This is the only reason why Im giving this restaurant a 3 star instead of a 4. Ordering through the iPad is a stupid idea because you can only see 2-3 items per "page", so it was time consuming to "go-through" the menu. (especially when i am HUNGRY, A.R.G.H) Getting the attention of a waitress/waiter was the worst. Maybe because we were sitting in a corner but it was almost impossible to catch their attention. We gave up and took turns to walk over to the cashier counter each time we needed something from them. A.R.G.H They should consider doing what some korean restaurants do - putting an alert/bell system on each table. Lastly, I heard from my guy friends that the male bathroom was NASTY ! (boo!!)

Can't comment on the service (other than a few unique things) because we came when it was during…read moreits quieter times (Tuesday night) so it was as expected but as a hotpot lover I found the food to be very good compared to the other buffet hotpots around the city. The unique thing about this place is that they gave protective sleeves for your jackets because hotpot smells tend to stay with clothing for some time. Average spend is around $30 for the all you can eat menu (and also unlimited softdrink, but don't fill up on soft drink) which is very fair when there are other places which charge about $35 (without the drink thing).

Great food and very friendly staff. Digital Menue was easy to navigate. Great place to eat while…read moreout shopping

I had a taste for ramen while staying nearby during my first trip to Australia. This was a great…read morechoice! After reading reviews, I went with the Tan-Tan Tsukemen, which are the Tan-Tan soup with cold noodles on the side. The flavor was great and I finished my meal. Wish I could go back and try other dishes!

New (Dec 2015) Pho restaurant on Pitt Street. Fit out looks pretty good inside and outside and I…read moreguess they've passed on the costs to diners! Pretty expensive bowls of Pho with the large special combination at a whopping $17. That gives the infamous Pho An in Bankstown a run for their money in terms of cost but sadly Me Oi comes out second best when it comes to the flavour of the Pho. I would say that it's a good alternative to the other Pho joints in the city - namely Pasteur or even Viet Town. This location should do pretty well - being just across the road from World Square for those not wanting to trek further into Haymarket. It also gives the World Square precinct a solid Vietnamese choice now. The bowls though expensive, do provide quite a substantial amount of meats and noodles but the broth isn't as memorable. All in all, a solid performer and a decent Pho alternative in the CBD.

What Khoi said. For Me Oi ask Kh oi…read more Aussie Aussie Aussie Me Oi Me Oi Me Oi ...but I think Pasteur's Pho Ga is better. Just saw this place has been sold and isn't called Me Oi anymore. Now this review makes even less sense than it did before.

The food was ok here, but I wasn't a fan of the service. I'm super ignorant when it comes to…read moreChinese food, and I pointed this out to the server, hoping he would help or make suggestions. He did not. So I went with some beef dish and some dumplings, that were ok, as I said. I'd definitely eat elsewhere next time.

We got fried dumplings, xiao long bao, and beef noodle soup. I was not impressed with any of them…read morebesides the pan fried dumplings. I would not come back here. I think there's so many other options here that if you want really good Chinese, go elsewhere. I'm still on a hunt while I'm here.

Fresh food, authentic flavours This mom & pop restaurant on…read moreGlebe Point serves delicious, fragrant Vietnamese food! Our food was fresh and authentic. We loved the home-made chilli oil with lemongrass!!

**cash only** A…read moresmall Vietnamese eatery in Glebe, probably just 7-8 tables. We came here on a Saturday night around 6pm and there were heaps of empty tables but we saw a lot of people ordering take outs. Beef pho was pretty good , but I was pretty thirsty after dinner , so i suspect that there might be msg in the broth. I also tried the grilled lemongrass chicken with rice and it was pretty decent...not memorable but it was a relatively good dish. This is not the best vietnamese meal i had in Sydney but wouldnt mind coming back again if I am in the area.

Great selection nice staff good foods . Loved it . Like to go back again . It's around convenient…read moreplace

The food is so amazing. Especially bun Bo hue and Pho dac biet…read more Staffs are very friendly

The (beef) Laksa is amazing! It's like pho with a thicker and heartier broth, almost a cross…read morebetween Thai and Vietnamese in the best way. The portions are massive, enough at least for 2 people, and friendly service. I will absolutely be back. This place is upstairs in a mall, so ambiance is okay, but worth the food

I am writing this for my husband, because I didn't get food from this place. But as soon as we got…read moreto Sydney our Uber driver told us that we HAD to go to China town and get some food. He got some spicy seafood ramen. He said it was really flavorful and full of noodles and food. He would have definitely gotten it again. This place is in the Haymarket located in Chinatown.

These so-called "self-style" udon noodle joints are very popular in Japan, and I always wondered…read morewhy there is no such place in the US...but here it is in Sydney! I was shocked to see how cheap everything is. Other than McDonald's or Hungry Jack, you would rarely see under $5 items around the city, but now you have it - very economical lunch (or even dinner) option is available. So, you come in, place an order for your noodle (udon/soba, cold/hot, regular/large, with or w/o special toppings), pick up fresh tempura, pick up side dishes, then proceed to cashier. I have to admit - regardless of the super-low prices, food here is actually good! A couple of downsides are: the first stop (noodle order point) takes time to process and holds the flow...maybe they could have changed the layout and have two staff members process noodle orders instead of one? Also, in spite of the signs everywhere "do not take seats before ordering," lots of folks especially families and student groups are occupying seats while sending one or two members to order/pick up food for the "whole team." Sometimes not all of them are even eating, and just there to chat... During peak hours, the queue gets very long, so you may want to avoid. Now, they've got their sister (or brother?) venue right next to it - focusing on rice bowls and kushiage items. Oh, both places are cash only.

I love this fast food cafeteria style concept they have going. They need noodle set ups like this…read morein the United States! 1. Walk in 2. Order what you want (noodles cooked to order) 3. Grab a tray and a plate 4. Grab additional items or sides (if you want) 5. Pay 6. Eat 7. Return the tray/bowl Food: Ordered a spicy pork with soba noodles. It was pretty delicious. Soup was extra salted due to the spicy pork mixing in. Service: Not much service per say. You bus your own tray. Staff was friendly overall. Environment: Feels like this would be very popular for students and young business folks who need a quick cheap meal. The table set up feels very communal. Price: Pretty cheap. Food: 4 Service: 4 Environment: 4 Price: 5