The ventilation in this restaurant is terrible. As soon as you walk in, you are greeted with smoke…read more After dining here, your whole body will stink. Food is average. Service is hit and miss. Not recommended.

Tucked away in Sanctuary Lakes shopping centre, Nyonya House is worth the visit when in the area…read more Regulars for lunch and dinner. Chicken Pepper Udon noodles and Chicken Roti Chanai are stand outs. The chicken is good quality and the dishes are a decent size. The Malaysian ginger tea is the best I've tasted outside of India (I've been fives times with work).

This place is fantastic! They are always very quick with the food and it has always been delicious…read more They have over 60 different meals, they offer vegetarian options and will alter the ingredients as well. The prices are good. Definitely would recommend!! You'll be fed and your wallet will be happy in less than 10 mins.

Delicious ramen & gyoza My husband ordered a tonkotsu chashu…read moreramen and I ordered the gyoza for lunch. The ramen was excellent - the broth was very rich and porky and the toppings (soft boiled egg, bamboo shoots, nori, bean sprouts and spring onions) were super tasty. The gyoza were excellent too - super thin skins with a moist tasty filling.

Decent Ramen spot if you don't mind crowded spaces and a bit of a wait. Service was very good ,…read moreEverything tasted fresh , and I would say the tonkutsu ramen was dine in a classic style. I personally was surprised to see all of the Asian influence in Australia. If you are looking for great Ramen and don't mind a bit of a wait, this place is worth it for sure.

With a name like Wok Noodle you could be forgiven for thinking this restaurant specialises in…read morewok-fried noodles. As it is however, Wok Noodle is a Malaysian restaurant that is a serious contender for Melbourne's best roti. Like many newcomers to the area, we've been frequenting this restaurant since its first month in business. I've tried almost everything on the menu and can vouch for the fact it's all unreal. As I can't eat the roti, my personal favourites are the laksa (they do a gluten free version, woohoo!) fried rice, chanai, satay chicken and their one vietnamese-ish dish, a version of pho. Slurptastic. If you're not in the mood for a chat however, don't make eye contact with the owner, Noel. He'll talk your ear off - in the nicest possible way!

Was a regular when I lived in Kingsville...the stir fried beef or prawns with a side of rice is a…read morereal treat, the Laksa is great too...you can't really go wrong with anything on the menu.

Feel the burn! This place knows how to turn it up. Amazing flavour from delicious numbing spicy…read moresoup broth. Perfectly cooked noodles and the right toppings. We enjoyed their featured Chongqing noodles with pork mince and peas and bok choy in a spicy soup, and the wonton noodles with spicy soup. Wonton serving bowl is slightly smaller than the Chongqing but still packs a heavy punch. There are many options on the menu and less spicy dishes as well. Would definitely recommend this for anyone in search of a delicious and reasonably priced meal.

While wondering the streets of Melbourne, we passed this restaurant and we HAD to eat here. There's…read morea Chongqing noodle shop in SF that we really liked and were just craving for some delicious noodles... This place did not disappoint! We stopped in for a late lunch and fortunately the restaurant wasn't that crowded. The menus are almost entirely in Chinese so it can be difficult if you can't read... We both ordered combo meals and walked out stuffed! The price point was just right and everything was delicious. There are a few different combo options and one we got included a bowl of noodles (pick which one you want), steamed pork w/ rice powder, and bing fen (dessert). The noodles were spicy, a bit oily but oh so satisfying to eat. I could have done without the steamed pork but the bing fen was delicious. After a big bowl of spicy noodles on a hot day, it was a perfect way to end the meal - cool and sweet w/ a mix of different textures. This isn't a place over-run by tourists so it's a great place to grab some authentic noodles without too much of a wait. If I'm ever back in Melbourne, I'd definitely come here for a meal.

Hungry and in the Mill Park area? Head to Tian's Sushi and Noodle Bar…read more Tian's may be located behind Hungry Jacks in a tiny row of nondescript stores but that shouldn't deter you. You are welcomed warmly by staff even on your first visit and the food will make you return time and time again. They make sushi to order which ensures it is as fresh as possible, in fact it is the freshest and tastiest sushi I have had, and I have tried a lot. The vegetarian gyoza's make a great entree but be warned, you will want more then one serving. The noodle servings are generous and freshly made, the Singapore noodles filled with tasty ingredients including fresh and plentiful prawns. No matter how much you gorge yourself you feel vaguely healthy, despite being at bursting point. This is the antidote to greasy food court noodles. Sure the decor is noodle shop standard no-frills but it is immaculately clean so what else could you want? Great value, great service and fresh and good quality food. Eat in or take away but just make sure you eat here.

This place is fantastic! If it's a quick lunch your after or picking up an order for dinner the…read morefood is always on point! The staff are always friendly and helpful and the food is delicious and affordable. I will say the interior of the restaurant itself is a little grim, though it is very clean it's not a very inviting place to sit and eat your lunch or catch up with friends over dinner. They excel when it comes to take away (pick up) great food at a very affordable price!

Really random set up of deep fried fast food bain maries and Asian takeaway noodle box type…read moresituation. Teriyaki chicken noodles were unflavoursome, unsatisfying and overcooked, Not much more I can really add to this review. Staff were friendly but I probably won't be back.

Not a bad place for lunch. Surprise that this place was busy for a monday. Their menu was…read moreextensive. Lots of food to choose from whether you go with large party or want to have a simple lunch. They have more seatings in the back if the main area is busy. I had their pho bo dac biet which was good. Decent amount of meat and noodle. Service was ok

The food is good and very consistent. Very rarely do they get an order wrong. The menu has a big…read morevariety and personally, i think the cost is appropriate for the amount of food you get. However, the atmosphere is quite loud and overwhelming. This place is good for a group setting like a family, friends or small party. However, you don't get a private room but more like a secluded-ish area. The toilets are clean and well supplied so dont let the exterior fool you. They got a good supply of toilet tissues, dry floors and hand wash. But sometimes they make us sit on tables that havent been cleaned or wiped properly.

I'm not entirely sure if one could call this an authentic Asian restaurant, though it is one of…read morethose places if you do happen to have a craving for some Asian fare that they can actually provide it to you. Honestly, I'd probably label it more as being Asian fusion, though considering the number of similar restaurants in the area, I suspect that it does try to more Asian as opposed to those restaurants that tend to pander towards those Australians who think they like Asian food, but have never actually tried to real stuff. Yeah, this place isn't too bad, and it isn't all that pricey either.

Best rice noodles in town. Many varieties to choose from whether spicy or not…read more Authentic Sichuan style noodles plus much more on offer on the menu if you prefer something else.