Have been going here for years and they have never served one bad meal. Tracy and the family are…read moregreat and the food is the best.

Absolutely devine, experience with the roti with sauces cooked to perfection followed by seafood…read morelaksa with thin noodles just amazing. Great flavours not to spicy and washed down with a cold beer. Loved the dining in experience in a atrium like area. Good service and we'll priced.

Rather disappointing. Expensive and no special deals at all. They forgot part of the order and one…read moreof the chicken dishes was undercooked. And charging a surcharge for card payment ?? Really ?? Expected much better from PappaRich. Good luck in Surfers with this business attitude.

Food is delicious! Service is fairly fast and the owners and staff are all very nice and…read moreaccommodating. The only 'con' I could think of is the price is a little expensive, bit still not over the top. All in all, a great place for some tasty Asian food. Highly recommend the Worms. Trust me, they are amazing - deep fried beef strips (shaped like worms) with a sticky coating and seasame seeds... I want some now!

With the 2 young kids in tow, we thought 'hey, this place can't be that bad' when we walked past…read more We sat down, the table seemed nice, so did the wait staff. It's really important to note here that I don't give 1 stars out lightly. We ordered: Salt and Pepper Tofu Sesame Supreme Hot Pot Shan Tung Crispy Chicken Roti Canai with curry Also important to note that I am of Malaysian decent, and have eaten at numerous chinese restaurants throughout my lifetime. We were slightly excited when the Roti Canai came as it tasted nice, was authentic enough. The kids liked it. When the Tofu came out we were slightly enthused... it was nice, but sprinkled with red chillies all over... which happens sometimes. We waited a little longer and the Chicken and Hot Pot came out as well thoroughly sprinkled with red chillies (these were hot ones) to which I said to the waitress... wait a minute, are all three of these dishes we ordered spicy? She answered yes. I believe that when you are ordering food with kids 2 and 4 and the waitress knows the food is hot she should really advise you that they are, I also am a firm believer you should have the level of spiciness on the menu to warn customers who can't eat it. So I told her that the kids can't eat any of what we ordered which was our mistake. The manager kindly took one chicken dish back and offered to cook us a chicken and cashew non spicy dish in its place which was really nice of her. She also informed me the hot pot had sesame chilli hot pot on it and even brought the menu back... to which I pointed out to her, it actually says sesame supreme.... to which she then said oh sorry. On we went, my husband tried the hot pot and after eating a mussel found a 1.5cm thornlike object in his mouth a few seconds later. It was obviously from the seafood broth they had used to cook the hot pot in they didn't strain properly... but when we told the manager, she told us it was from the Szechuan Peppers they use to create the sesame chilli effect. She was so determined to explain to us this that she even bought the packet of peppers out from the kitchen to show us... (ed: the stems of the little peppers looked nothing like the sharp thorn we had showed her let alone weren't even in the vicinity of the same size). This was quite insulting, but we let her explain, we ate the chicken and cashews and paid for the tofu, chicken and roti canai ($49) and left. I can understand these things happen in restaurants, and we were happy to pay for what we had ordered, but when instead of 'i'm really sorry here is what we will do' we get a 'well these things happen sometimes, we don't know, this is why they happen, let me educate you' instead... I have issues with that. Will not ever be back here, not my cup of tea.

Received a call from this business - Malaysian male started yelling at me over the phone saying I…read morecame to his Buffett and ate 'way too much food' and 'even ate the crab leg'. I politely told him that I had never been to his restaurant and sorry I think you have the wrong number yet he proceeded to yell at me and said I was never again allowed to ever come back to his restaurant. Firstly I have never been to his restaurant (which I told him) and secondly, I thought the whole idea of a buffet was too eat 'too much food'.

Amazing food for amazing prices! Most of the entrees are $5…read moreThe service is great and it has to be hands down the best Malaysian food on the Gold Coast

Holiday on the Gold Coast every year and always visit this great restaurant. Would love to cook…read morethe Malay Beef Curry at home. The BEST Curry ever! Every dish we have had has been delicious and the prices are great too.

My family and I are on vacation and we wanted to try some seafood near our hotel. So we chose Ocean…read moreSeafood since the exterior seemed elegant and the menu seemed delicious. Our experience, unfortunately, was disappointing to say the least. First, the food portions were extremely small and the price was very expensive. The quality of the dish was mediocre at best and did not deserve such a high price. Second, the service was subpar - our first waitress was impatient and dismissive but the second waitress displayed better customer service (which is why I am giving a second star to this restaurant). In short, I do not recommend this restaurant - there are much better alternatives nearby.

This is a decent Chinese/Malaysian restaurant not too far north or the Cavill Hill area. They have…read moretanks with live seafood available. It happened to be open a little late in the evening around after 10pm on a Thursday which is why I made a quick stop. I would not say it is outstanding Chinese food given the spring roll appetizer and prawn in crab meat sauce I had. But having said that, it is better than a lot of other Chinese places I've had as well. Steam rice does not come with any order it seems so keep that in mind. I'd also say it is relatively expensive but that seems to be Australia in general compared to the United States. The staff is friendly enough but service is below what I am used to. It seems that in a lot of places you have to specifically ask for the check and the wait staff seems to rarely check on you. This may have something to do with a cultural difference and the lack of a tipping culture since in no way is his specific to this particular restaurant. Overall, I'd say if you are craving late night Chinese food it might be worth stopping in.