Okay service and very busy at peak times, people flock to this little suburban gen for three…read morereasons - food, food, and price. They do a mix of Cantonese Chinese and Vietnamese food and the results are satisfying and delicious. Their three colour sweet bean drknka are quite delicious and also at a reasonable price. Expect to pay $9 - $12 per person which is reasonable for what you get (including bottomless tea). Just try to avoid the weekend rush and put up with a bit of noise level, and you'll do great here at Berala noodle house!

Super cheap meals at extremely affordable prices - dinner for two at $16! Can't beat this local gem…read morefor cheap eats and authentic asian cuisine.

Xi'An Eatery seems to be a local staple here in Burwood Chinatown. They have a sliding door that…read moreopens and closes with a button. The entryway leads up to a stand with the menu and the waitlist. On the weekday night of my visit, there was no line, and our food came out in 15-20 minutes. The server spoke Mandarin Chinese and had a typical Chinese auntie demeanor. -Biang biang noodle $15.80: really good wide noodles with some chicken pieces and potato cubes -Lamb skewers $13.80 for 5 skewers: I wish the flavor was stronger. -Fried spicy chicken $18.80 重庆辣子鸡： I feel like the flavor was just ok because I have had better. Credit card has a surcharge

New favorite spot in Burwood! Love that they have the option to choose what level of spicy you…read morewant. The Signature Xi'an Pulled Pork and the Cumin and Spicy Beef Burgers are so dang good. Noodles are on point, you can choose between flat/fat noodles or thinner ones, I personally prefer the flat kind. The "spaghetti cubes" soup/noodles thing is my personal favorite, it kind of reminds me of a type of soup that my grandma used to make (有点像 东北 的 嘎哒汤), very hearty and gives you that homemade-ness kind of feeling. They also have lots of delicious side dishes, and a selection of freshly squeezed juices, and this blueberry ice cream smoothie thing! A must try!

Great fresh food at decent prices. Came here for lunch after walking past and smelling the smell of…read moregood food. The first thing you'll notice is the clean look and how well lite everything is. The second thing you'll notice is how loud the music is, my ears weren't bleeding but I did have to raise my voice to talk. The food comes out quickly and everything we ordered was fresh and made onsite. The dumplings took a bit longer to arrive but that was because they are made to order. The wait staff returned to made sure everything was okay during our meal. The food tasted great and the chefs know the right balance of spice. I ordered noodles tossed in pork mince sauce, the waitress made sure I was aware that it was spicy. As I'm not a big fan of extremely hot foods they suggested only a mild spicy. What I received was the perfect kind of warmth, easy to eat without your mouth feeling like its on fire. Good sized drink servings. Will definitely return here again.

A good lunch place! I took my grandma for a quick bite, they're located on the upper level of the…read moremall so it's a bit more quiet. The staff are very friendly and kind. The menu had varied selection - wish they had more noodle selection rather than noodle soups. We ordered the kung fu noodles and added chicken as well as shrimp and ginger dumplings. In Monday's they have a deal where he noodle dishes are 10$ so very affordable

I once said that Phó Ann at Bankstown was the best place for Phó that I have had in Sydney…read more... Until now. This little gem has lots of other Vietnamese/Phó restaurants around. This place has soooooo much flavour it in their soup that you forget that the idea of the liquid is more than just keeping the ingredients hot and in suspension. I came across this place because some work colleagues said it was better than Phó Ann (which also used to be their favourite Phó go to shop). At $9.50 a bowl it is a bargain for Sydney prices and about 45% cheaper than the famous Phó Ann at Bankstown. Not only that but it is located near the train station at the Flemington markets and parking was also easy to get nearby. I have found a new Viet/Phó restaurant that would surely be at the top of my list for a long time coming

Becoming one of the busier places in this area I tried there nam veng noodles which o didn't mind…read morebut not what I'm use too. The rice paper rolls though are just about the best I've had,the rice paper was not chewy or stretchy at all,it's great! Prices are cheap-ish and its ambience is......well don't expect much!

After I heard about the new management taken over the restaurant, I was curious and wanted to…read morecompare from last time I've been here. Interior decor, restaurant vibe was exactly the same (even the display of drinks & photos..etc). Menu looked newer and I did notice couple of new items and there were some "specials" The waiter mentioned that they had pan-friend dumplings and white bun that are not on the menu. I ordered pan-friend dumplings, spicy seafood noodle and sweet&sour chicken. Plus, Asahi beer! Pan-fried dumplings were okay. It was bit oily for me. It tastes better when they are cool down. Spicy seafood noodle was average. Wish they had more noodles and seafood. Small portion and only couple of mussels and few octopus pieces and more vege&onions. The soup was delicious, but wasn't as spicy. If you are super hungry, then maybe get $2 size up option. Sweet&Sour chicken was delicious. The sauce was divine!! Highly recommend this dish! Great portion size! Ordered regular, but the size was huge. More than enough for 4 pax. Asahi is must with this dish! If you prefer pork, there is an option for sweet&sour pork as well. Overall, the service was great and good for quick, casual, simple dining experience.

It was the best Asian food I've tasted for a while…read more The restaurant was very clean, staff were friendly and kind and spoke English very well. Ordered the dumplings for an entree and rice with black bean sauce with Vegetables. Main was the spicy pork which was one of their popular dishes on the menu. Would go back again to try more of their Korean dishes. Only problem was finding somewhere to park especially on a Thursday night. Lunch time might not be a problem for parking.

You know what? For a…read moreplace that is set in a nightmare Hell Hole of a shopping centre, Top Ryde, this place is remarkably good. Skip the largely crappy food court, and go downstairs. They do very good Duck Pancakes that are served with a generous chunk of duck breast, and they even remove the bulk of the fat for you. (I can't stand fatty anything, and have been gazed at in horror by Chinese friends at Yum Cha when I dissect the fat from the skin on my Duck Pancake!) The meat is tender, and lovely. My only criticism is that I'd maybe like a bit more greens, but I am sure you could ask. I am also a fan of their wanton soup. I can't be sure, but I am hazarding a guess that they make their own wanton dumplings, that are tasty, and filled with chunks of prawn and the pop of water chestnuts. The stock is very good too, rich and lovely. I have had the Wanton soup, the Wanton Noodle soup, and the combination Wanton Noodle soup. All very good indeed. It's all good value. I usually can get about three or four meals out of a Combination Wanton Noodle Soup, so I order it as a take away. No, I am not a big eater, but I'd be pretty amazed if someone could eat the whole bowl in one sitting.

Do yourself a favour. Don't go to the food court upstairs. Head down to Simply Noodles just below…read more The food is delicious and moderately priced. On our last visit we had Duck pancakes (which had a large chunk of duck, as opposed to some places that have a little meat and a heap of skin) BBQ Pork noodles and Nasi Goreng. The servings were very filling, and quite cheap.

We thought we knew where this place was so we bought a voucher then let the car's GPS take us…read morethere. Nup. There is a tricky bit where a bridge connects Rhodes with Wentworth Point, but only buses are allowed. Too tricky for the GPS so use your 'phone to find the place. Parking is a little odd too as despite the no parking signs, people are parked so we did too. Mimo is in the Marina Square shopping centre as one of the shops that open to the outside. We had our voucher's worth of noodles but there was plenty of rice dishes, soup and dumplings. There is also a dessert that needs an order placed 3 days in advance .... no idea. We added smoothies to our meal. They were served in plastic bottles and were very nice. Our meals were good and filling with plenty of noodles. It was a nice place to sit. Service was good and the loos are in the shopping centre nearby. Now we know where it is we will need to return to try Puppy Mousse Cake

Cheap free extra noodles…read more Noodles ok don't think home made Broth flavour excellent not too heavy and not pissy weak. Sell Gyoza had them before very nice. Ramen sauce, white vinegar, chilli oil, pepper all free not like some places. Comes with small side of spicy pickles. Great fast ramen, decor looks like a hole in the wall

Best ramen around for sure..Not much in the area in the way of ramen but still this place has good…read moresoup..and noodles are not bad either.! Pork is generous and price is good!

Had dinner here on a Friday night. On arrival we were the only diners , so service was quick…read more Several customers ordered to Take-away, a few other dine-in customers arrived later in the evening. We ordered 2 entre's , 2 mains and 2 desserts. Definite hits were the Chicken Wings stuffed pork & herb mix and Shaking Beef . Chicken Wings stuffed pork & herb miX - didn't quite know what to expect with this dish but I'm glad we tried it. Good balance of crispy outer skin with stuffing a delicate balance of herbs and spiced finely minced pork. The Shaking Beef - this was my favourite , a perfect combination of sweet and salty with very tender beef. The Crispy snapper - was suitably crispy and quite a big serve. The accompanying sauce however was a little disappointing - it tasted more like a Chinese sweet 'n' sour sauce rather than what one would expect of a fresh Vietnamese sauce with that expected chili kick. The Soft shell crab dish - was nothing to write home about, there was more salad than crab (actually only 2 pieces ) , perhaps this should be in the 'Entre' or 'Salad' part of the menu rather than 'Mains'. For dessert Special fried ice-cream was an interesting take on an old time favourite - it was wrapped in crispy filo pastry. The fried banana - coated with bread crumbs was slightly over cooked, served with 2 scoops if icecream. Not sure if the chef was having us on, but presentation of this dish certainly gave us a laugh ;)

A few things to note here. This place is situated on the only strip of restaurants in Sydney…read moreOlympic Park and their ain't much choice around. The place is fairly new and they are very encourageable - im starting this review with an 'A' for effort. They have a simple menu and the mood/ambiance is.... Well there isn't one.. However having been here twice now, it was 'service with a smile' and staff were happy to adjust their meals for me as I didn't want rice or noodles. Staff seem keen to listen and improve what they have to offer which is important for the newbies on the scene. I ordered grilled pork chop with salad. Simple but generous portion of pork that had been marinated almost perfectly. Meals didn't take too long to come out and I was happy with my $12 lunch. I'll be around for a third visit and would probably order the same thing. A little boring of me perhaps??

This was my first time trying this cuisine of food and it did not disappoint. The service was so…read morefriendly and gave great recommendations. We left full and very satisfied we'll definitely be back!