This was a last minute food choice for hubby and myself and aren't we glad we stumbled upon this…read moreplace. A little whole in the wall with minimal seating but don't judge a book by its cover. The food comes out quick and it was amazing. If you are a fan of peking duck then make sure you order the fried duck pancakes. Would have preferred it with a little more hoisin in the beautiful wrapped roll YUM!! The pork dumplings were unreal!! They are on par with the famous DTF's. The BBQ pork buns were always so tasty and fluffy definitely worth a bite. Will definitely be back!!!

It does what it says on the tin. Dumplings. Plentiful and delicious. Often it's pretty crowded so…read morebe prepared to be squished in. You can order 6 or 12, steamed or fried. I've never tried the other dishes, but the eggplant is always popular, as are the noodle bowls. For a quick, delicious, low cost dinner Chinese Dumpling Master is perfect.

The menu is a bit hit and miss .. some dishes are delicious and some are just ok…read more.... Not really a good dine in place but a solid delivery restaurant

Mekong is not fine dining, but it is fast, fresh and delicious. I personally perfect their stir…read morefries to the other dishes as the curries seem to be quite westernised (as do the soups). We get lunch from Mekong at least once a week and its never been a bad experience. Great little hole in the wall noodle bar.

little momos is a solid spot on newtown for some momos. we got the momo platter, which comes with 3…read morepieces of the beef, duck, vegetable, chicken, and fish momos. i like the variety and the various dipping sauces. the deep fried momos were a bit dry for my taste and i liked the pan fried the most. they have a good menu for sharing and it wasn't too busy for weeknight dinner so we didn't have to wait.

These guys deliver on suppertime and I cannot recommend it enough. I know there are other popular…read moredumpling places on King with cult followings - but I've tried them all and this is the best one. People were ordering the deep friend duck momo when I was there - I wasn't that keen on those. Highlights for me are the gyoza style "lightly pan fried pork momo" and the green beans with mince dish. It's a pretty big menu, but these two things keep me ordering. The delivery apps have a minimum order that'll be too much food for one person from here, but it's a nice little spot, so eating in is recommended.

Pathetic service and pathetic food stay away laced with msg so my tongue swelled up and roof of my…read moremouth felt like I'd eaten razor blades The fried rice was not nice made with old rice I'd say. When they read my review on website they just responded that I shouldn't use door dash as we had to pick it up as no delivery driver came. The food issue was not addressed don't know how people eat that poor excuse for food

My partner and I had a late night at an after work thing, got out around 8pm and were starving…read more What better to cure a case of the hungries than some Chinese food? And so close to home! Sadly, boy was I wrong. We ordered spring rolls, chicken with cashew nut and stir fried rice noodles with chicken, and you could hardly distinguish one dish from the other. Which would have been fine, if any of it was something you'd want to eat. The noodles were limp and oily, the veggies were sad. The meat was indistinguishable from the veggies. Everything left either a bitter taste or greasy residue in your mouth. My partner and I both ate just enough to stave off the hangries and then promptly tossed the rest in the bin. Dinner that night was cereal and milk a la carte. The folks running the shop were nice and prompt when I arrived, although the restaurant itself is quite bare bones and the configuration is much better suited to take away. The food is cheap, but then again...it should be.

I once dated an Irish chef who told me Tom Yum is his favourite meal in all the world. He waxed so…read morelyrical about the delicate flavours involved in a good Tom Yum that it has now become one of my favourite dishes too. I eat at Best Thai with a girlfriend every couple of weeks and although I've tasted her noodles I can never go past their amazing Tom Yum. And believe me when I say I'm drooling a little right now writing about it. The servings are really good, the food is fresh and delicious and the staff here are absolutely lovely. Love the Thai décor, complete with shrine and offerings. Best Thai is the best!

I used to LOVE the Best Thai but I think it might be a victim of its own success. Got a tofu and…read moreveggie stir-fry with peanut sauce and it came out as steamed cabbage with a few other veggies thrown in, and a small ladle of peanut sauce over the top. I expected more of a "stir-fry" where the food is actually, you know, stir-fried in the sauce. Plus, what's up with all the cabbage? Ew. And only 2 pieces of tofu! I actually left feeling hungry. Sad since this place used to be, pardon the pun, the best Thai.

Loved the food here. My laksa was excellent. The vegan prawn crackers were delicious but missing a…read moredipping sauce. I wish they had some satay sauce or sweet chili sauce to go with it. Couldn't fault the rest. Good service and food comes out pretty quickly. Happily come here for a meal any day.

I got the fried tofu and eggplant and added some extra steamed veggies !! super delicous, I think…read morethey nigh have added some fried vegan chicken in it, sooo good!

Cool! A great…read morelittle restaurant on Darling Street in Balmain, amongst all the other great little restaurants. The place has good sushi, both dine in and take away. I often just get take away when I can't be bothered with dinner, and its usually not too much. The prices are competitive, but also not the cheapest. You can usually get 2 containers of sushi for less than $10, but that often doesn't do the job for me. But then again, I eat a lot. I would advise this place as some of the best sushi around the area, for taste and price. Definately check it out, but keep in mind - it's not a big classy restaurant, just a small, perhaps humble place in the shadow of the category of "classy restaurants", of which Sydney has many. The staff are friendly enough, and the place is comfortable to eat in. And get a froen coke at 7/11 accross the road. Nice.

A cute sailor like theme establishment, and in a coveted position near the About Life organic…read moregrocery store. Sushi before shopping and you will feel like you are in heaven; yet for me sushi just doesn't do it for me here in Rozelle. I mean there is nothing wrong with the establishment; with the quality of the sushi or the service; it is just that I have been conditioned to eat and enjoy sushi in the city or in the eastern suburbs of Sydney somewhere; not near my previous home area. You just have to really want it; no different to an overseas holiday. As I said I cannot fault the service, the sushi is terrific and full of authentic flavours with the freshest ingredients being used; and if your lucky you might get to see the staff roll the sushi by hand using those bamboo mats; it is kind of special. I will come to this establishment again and enjoy; yet 'sushi in the city' has just overpowered the enjoyment received from this establishment somewhat.

The Best Thai In Stanmore I recommend the Fusion Thai Leaves…read morePrawn's and the Musamun Beef also the Chicken Cashew Noodles most of the menu really Nice outdoor dining area and friendly staff.

This place is fine. I stopped in for take away and ordered a noodle dish. It came out shockingly…read morefast and was reasonably priced. The food was decent but did not blow my socks off. For eating in, I find the space a bit weird. On a nice day when the doors/windows are open it would probably be lovely but on a cooler or windy day it feels a bit awkward. Heard a woman complaining that they had completely messed up their tables order as I was leaving but that could have been a one-off.

This restaurant, specializing in stir fry noodles, confused me slightly…read more With one of those big menu boards behind the till, the immediate impression you get of it is a cheap takeaway, but the big range of options all came at a high price. A healthy portion (which they embarrassingly deem as 'large') is around $12 which makes popping in here quickly quite the pricey excursion. There is a seating area to wait for your order but that confused me more as it was the carbon copy of my hairdresser's waiting area with low black stools and a range of magazines to browse. I was expecting to be ushered into a back room for a treatment at any moment. I decided to shock them slightly and eat in, so I sat at the long black table provided not sure whether to smile at my neighbours who were wolfing down their lunch or just bury myself in a magazine. I went for the latter, always safer.. My chicken noodles were nice but lacked any excitement. I kept hoping to come across a sauce or a rookie vegetable which might spice things up but it was really rather bland and with no soy sauce on hand, there was nothing I could do about it but to follow suit and wolf my portion down. Don't think I'll be making a return trip!

If I'm feeling a bit tired, worse for wear or just can't be bothered cooking anything I've quite…read moreoften headed over to Bar Asia to fill that hunger pain. On the popular strip of Booth Street in Annandale it's a great place to grab a curry, some noodles or a stir fry and whilst there are plenty of options to choose from, I always seem to fall into the Pork Hokkien noodles. And it always satisfies! It's not an overly big place but there's generally plenty of space to grab a seat inside and watch the controlled mayhem that seems to be always going on in the busy kitchen. I like this place and to be more precise, The Pork Hokkien noodles!

Being Asian I've eaten at a lot of Vietnamese places in Cabramatta and Bankstown so eating…read morehere........doesn't compare. It's expensive for what you get and while I didn't mind the pork rice and BBQ pork bun and rice paper rolls the portion sizes don't match the price. And it's also a small place and not open at night

Not overly impressed. Overpriced for what you receive. $10 for the rolls!? With Barely any salad in…read morethem. Not your traditional Vietnamese street food, more weird "fusion" flavours than anything else, that don't quit work together. Green apple and papitas in a roast pork roll? No thanks. They don't even have traditional pork rolls. Chipped a tooth on some bone left in a duck rice paper roll. Awesome. Been there 3 times, thinking maybe the first time was just a "one off bad day" but every experience the food seemed to get worse. Tried different items every time too. Stale rolls twice, they pretty much turned into powder trying to bite into them. Lemon grass chicken tasted like fish the last time... tasted like a canned tuna roll... was not pleasant and 2 bites in was enough to throw it away. Super disappointed, starting to think everyone giving them raving reviews have 2 minute noodles for dinner every night if this is what they think is amazing? Sorry guys, but Aunty threes ain't for me... or any of the friends I went there with.