Authentic Taiwanese food, although not cheap, with modern space and average service. Noodles are…read moretheir specialty with really good bone broth. We had noodle with Taiwanese pickles and pork and it was good. Some of their cold plates are excellent as well. Give it a try!

Best authentic Taiwanese street food you can find in Australia. If you like Asian food and Chinese…read morefood, you should give this place a try! Too bad there are not a lot of vegan options if you're going with a group with dietry requirements.

Refreshing!! It's not every day you see Taiwanese cuisine. The bright yellow decor is inviting, and…read morethe drinks menu is the cherry on top of my visit. This is a nice quiet place, and super comfortable if you want a place to be able to chat with your friends over any lunch, dinner, or even just dessert. Service was fine, the staff leave you alone, but I prefer not to have waiters all up in your face and filling water every 2 seconds anyway. The price was at $17.10 per head, with no entrees and some of us taking advantage of their meal deal which includes a soup and drink. Will definitely come back!

1. Fan Tuan w/ Pork Floss & Soy Egg 2. Cold Soybean Milk…read more3. Egg Pancake w / Youtiao 4. Shallot Pancake w/ Youtiao So legit we had to come back twice. Everything brought me back to childhood. I wish I could have the fantuan and soybean milk every day for breakfast. No issues with service. Good amount of seating inside.

If you're looking for an authentic street style Taiwanese breakfast, then Mother Chu's Taiwanese is…read morewhere you need to be Small table and chairs next to a window where your food comes out makes it feel like you're in the streets of Taiwan with hawkers serving u o fresh and delicious food on paper plates so they can expedite the process I got the fan Tuan or sticky rice roll with pork floss and Chinese crueler, and the amount of flavors you get from something so small were so good, the beef roll pans cake was okay but the amount of meat was almost nonexistent so you might be better served just getting the egg roll pancake or the beef middle soup, but washing it all down with freshly made soy milk was nutty and delicious Definitely worth coming by, just know they get busy by mid-morning so seats may be hard to come by

8am on a Saturday morning. A little hung over and needing an Asian soup to soothe the soul…read more.. Bring on Cho Dumpling House!! We started with the gentle, tasty, duck leg soup that arrived at our table 6 minutes after ordering. Super tender duck leg with soft delicious rice noodle. Just what we needed. Pow! So good and uplifting, another soup was needed - Beef Noodle Soup with glass noodles..!! ‍ O.M.G. This could be the tastiest beef soup in the world (probably). Flavour. Flavour. Flavour. The rich, meaty, beefy broth complimented by the unctuous, sticky, super-long vermicelli glass noodles. Lip smacking, chin dribbling deliciousness..! We'll be back. Tomorrow. And the next day. And the next day....

I ordered the large minced pork rice set (with a side dishes) for $14. The serving was really huge…read morefor a petite Asian girl like me (imagine two bowls of rice). Meal was delicious and I enjoyed every single bite. Delicious quick fix. Service was efficient (though most of the staff were expressionless probably due to fatigue at the non-stop customer flow), waitress was really nice to lend me their staff key when I needed to use the washroom (located beyond the glass doors beside the shop, 2 room on the right). Recommended for those who want a cheap good meal under $20. P/S: This shop doesn't sell dumplings despite its name. You can find dumplings in the shops beside it though. P/P/S: You can grab some candy as you leave the shop, it's just by the door.

With tidbits on the menu like "it will kill you if you're not enough of a bogan" you know this will…read morebe a unique experience. Adorned with an eclectic assortment of Asian and hipster decor, the ceiling includes a plethora of white flowers, a shower head and some white hanging ghosts. The staff are friendly albeit very relaxed (they didn't always know the answer to our questions or have the waiter pad on hand when we wanted to order). We had one order mix up but luckily we'd received most of our food so not a real issue. The BBQ scampi were amazing. Grilled and topped with a mayo sauce, the portion was small but the flavour was big. The chili chicken was okay but really spicy and had a crunch that I couldn't get past. It felt like crunching glass or dirt and effected my overall experience of the dish. The dumplings were good but by no means the best I've had - those would be the ones at Din Tai Fung. The edamame was the best I've ever had with delicious garlic bits and salt. The duck pancakes were unreal- you should definitely get them. I really enjoyed the BBQ pork buns as well! The Bloody Mary was an amazing masterpiece with garnishes for days and the sake was great although I can't remember which we got. Something like barman's way? It was warm and a bit sweet. I would highly recommend this place. I imagine you would get brownie points if you brought someone here for a date! Don't be a Bogan, venture here and expand your horizons.

Being someone who is not eating a lot of meat, I was really really please with the fish burger! The…read morebest burger ever for me with great asian flavors ! Great food and really nice staff and atmosphere in the heart of surry hills!!

What a weird experience to have Din Tai Fung as a takeaway stand in a mall. The food didn't…read moredisappoint, however. Disappointed to see that some of my favorites from the full serve restaurant aren't on the menu here.

This chain of Taiwanese dumpling houses serves up some of the best Chinese chow that can be…read moreobtained. Anything with pork or seafood is great!. They are most famous for their pork soup dumpling with the hot liquid center. Nothing quite like it. The service is very "respectful" in fact, a little too formal for my tastes. Its almost off-putting. Be sure to ask for the chilli paste if you like spicy. I could eat here every day, but then I would end up looking more like a giant dumpling myself. It literally gushes with liquid porky goodness.

The baoratta (burrata) with chili oil was our favorite, other dishes were good too but bao in…read moreLondon does it slightly better. The bao noodles were fantastic though and love that there's a soft shell crab option

Get in my belly! Love this bao joint. Was finally able to…read moredo a food tour in Newtown and this was my first stop, and I'm so glad it was. I feel like you can't make a wrong decision with ordering. Everything looked delicious. We ordered the the house made steamed bao buns. Panko crumbed chicken bao- yes, chicken. The waiter suggested it and I swear I could have eaten an endless amount of them. The coriander and chilli aioli are the perfect touch. We also ordered the Slow braised pork Belly Bao which has mustard greens, coriander, peanuts and mayo, also delish. Soft shell crab bao --truffle aioli and lemon vinaigrette and the crispy tofu bao. All 4 baos were delicious but chicken was definitely the best. Would love to go back and try the curry fries and bao burgers. Cute ambiance, full bar, nice staff. Can't wait to go back. It's Bun-derful!

When we got here, the door said chef Chen and not Mr Chen beef noodle. Regardless, we are so glad…read morewe came here. We got beef noodle soup, soup dumplings, and the signature spicy wonton. Everything was so good. And I'm so glad we came here. Ironically, we went to the place next door the first day we came here and it was full of regrets. We are definitely coming back here before we leave Sydney.

If you're in a noodle soup mood, then Mr. Chen Beef noodle is your place!…read more We came here after a long day of exploring the city and were hangry AF. The menus are digital and scanned from a tiny QR code which is pretty annoying if you're out with a non-tech savvy person like my mother. I ordered the wonton noodle soup and my mom went with the Lanzhou beef noodle. There is an option to choose your preferred thickness for the noodles. You can get it flat or round, thin or thiccck. After submitting the order we waited about 10 minutes for the soups to be out. I went with thick(ish) flat noodles and my mom got the thin. The noodles had great texture and held up well in the soup. The wonton had good skin to filling ratio and the bok choy was perfectly cooked. Their broth was a highlight, delivering a clear yet flavorful taste. I finished the whole bowl it was so good! My mom didn't complain about her order so I assume on her behalf it was good. Like, she called up our relatives to see if they wanted us to order to-go for them to try. Aside form the noodle soups, Mr Chen offers small plates/appetizers such as egg rolls, cucumber salad, dumplings, and stir fried noodles. The staff was quick and efficient. We paid with cash and I believe we were given a small discount. So pay in paper and not plastic! The vibes of the shop was calm and chill with soft light, wooden tables and chairs with water jugs at each table. The shop is located in a small plaza with 5 other restaurants and it's not too far from the trains. Overall, good noodle soups at a reasonable price. Service was quick and bellies were satisfied! Honestly, I'll never forget this noodle soup, it is definitely memorable in my foodie archive. Check them out if you're in the area!