This restaurant is a bit hit and miss. Some stuff is good, and some not so good. Overall the…read moreexperience and food is good. The crab was pretty average, which is a shame considering it should be the superstar dish. The crab was not that meaty, and the E-noodles underneath just didn't impress me. The Pippies on the other hand were excellent, on a crisp bed of fried rice noodles. The fish disappointed a bit, wasn't that special. The seafood used in the egg white dish was very good. Overall it balances out to 3 stars... The yum cha is good, they do the pre-ordering on a sheet rather than the trolley system, which results in fresher food. However the service is really slow (or they were horrendously understaffed the day we visited). Had to go and get my own cutlery and chair (additional person), own water, and the waiters barely had time to collect our order sheet. The food came out quite promptly though and was quite good, but the service was abrupt to the point of being rude

From the owner: Located on the 1st floor of Ryde Eastwood Leagues Club. Members 10% discount on all meals. Ample…read moreparking. Open for Yum Cha Tuesday to Sunday 11am-3pm, dinner from 5.30-10pm with live Seafood and a wide range of traditional Chinese cuisine including Peking Duck.

The roast duck was salty. The BBQ pork was lack of bbq taste. The Ginger & Shallot With Stir Noodle…read morewas ok. The Stir Noodle In Oyster Sauce was terrible to eat, we tasted it and left it on the table. The wanton only soup took more than 30 minutes to deliver to our table. Will not come back.

Pretty good Chinese barbecue with all the classics, chicken, duck, and pork. Service is curt but…read moreefficient. The waiting area is quite small so you feel like you are in the way. There is also a small restaurant for dine in customers

Been here awhile ago, but my memories are fond of this restaurant for yum cha. Somewhat…read moreclean(better than some yum Chas I've been to) food is consistently good, and not as expensive in comparison to the city. Definitely will come here again.

Thinking about Peking Duck all night, we took a punt and head to Sunny Deafood Restaurant…read more Ordered Peking Duck 2 course, Oyster Mushroom with Chinese Broccoli and Pork Belly slow cooked in preserved veggie. Despite being a hectic night the food came out timely and the service was great. All dishes ordered today are great. The winner is the Peking Duck dishes, second one being San Choy Bow. The Pekung duck Pancake comes preassembled in half moon shape and taste really good. All ingredients are equally represented no wonder we finished it in no time. The second course being San Choy Bow is also devine. It's not overpowered with onion and garnished with water chestnut providing extra texture to the already well represented duck meat and duck skin. The pork belly is probably one of the best we had for a long time. Its so soft we hardly need any efforts to chew it. The preserved veggie is complemented with fresh bok choy providing the extra texture to this dish. The Oyster Mushroom and Chinese Broccoli is also very good. All ingredients are cut in prefect sizes making it effortless to enjoy. Can't really fail this dish.

I love this place The music is a little loud, but the…read moreatmosphere is nice and comfortable :)

Wanted to book for a Sat dinner for 7. They don't take reservations and walk in only…read more Changed to a Friday to suit them at 6pm, which they locked in. I ended up having to request time change to 7pm and they state they can't do it. Awful customer service. I don't care how good the food is here, will not be putting up with this sh1t. Will take business elsewhere and will not be recommending this place to anyone.

Our favourite restaurant for a low-key dinner. Nice, casual venue, with amazing food! The staff…read moredon't speak much English but just point to the item you want and you'll be fine. It's my understanding that all the food is vegan except for a few desserts. If you have allergies, best to ask. We try to always have something different when we come here, but never miss the fried rice and san choy bau! The chef specials are really good too!

Tucked away in the carpark, this place offers really nice vegetarian food, some of which is yum cha…read morestyle.

Having come to the realization that food establishments closed relatively early out in Sydney, I…read moredecided to attempt my search for a dessert spot with later hours out in Chatswood, which was just a ride away on the train. Thus I turned up Tiny Sweetie. I'm partial to Chinese dessert soups, so I was looking forward to our visit to this rather tiny shop. We lucked out as a table emptied shortly after our arrival just a bit after 9pm. My DC had done his own research and found out that Tiny Sweetie was known for their homemade glutinous rice balls. These would be made to order and so would take 20 minutes, but we decided that the wait would be okay since we would be sharing. We started with the Black Rice, Red Bean, with Taro & Coconut Milk $5.50 and the Steamed Egg Custard $4.50, as they worked on the Peanut Glutinous Rice Balls (6) in Ginger Soup $5. The dessert soup was nice, though the black rice a bit scant. The steamed egg was warming but lacking in smoothness, perhaps due to a bit of overcooking. Their rice balls were tasty and worth the wait. 3.5 stars.

I've been dying to find an affordable HK dessert cafe. I found this place on a whim and, feeling a…read morelittle homesick, I ordered the black sesame soup to remind me of my mom who drank that stuff every other night. Definitely called my mom that night :) Prices are incredibly cheap and the quality is pretty good but slightly on the watered-down side. I've tried the red bean cooler (a mountain of ice with red beans and evaporated milk) and almond tea with lotus seeds, both which were good. Super small space that fits roughly 20 inside and 6 outside. You'll find a range of customers, from the lone guy who needs a quick dessert break, to small groups who wanna grab dessert after an outing.

The yum cha is good but it's a bit overpriced. People not familiar with Yumcha etiquette could be…read moreoffended by some of the customs. It is quite conveniently located in Westfield's. But there can be quite a wait sometimes on the weekends. The private dining rooms are nice, some have windows that overlook the main dining hall

Was ignored for 10 mins until a live fish was dropped onto my leg, then we finally got a table…read more(only for 2). Service was crap and food was bad. prawn noodles were pretty good. dumplings taste like i got them from woolies and cooked at home. wont be coming back.

I'm moving to the area next week and I have dined here twice. I'm so happy to have this great place…read morepractically in the building. The menu has enough variety to satisfy everyone without being overwhelming. The selection of drinks is good too and they have good beer on tap. The majority of the staff are pretty good, but there are one or two who need more training, however this is not a complaint as the restaurant only opened recently. I had the Butchers Burger with extra cheese. I couldn't finish it but it was delicious. I hope they allow dogs somewhere at the front of the restaurant, as I noticed there are lots of people with dogs in the area (I'll be one of them) and I think making the place dog-friendly will give it a warmer, village feel to it.