I'm a huge fan of their Chinese Broccoli. They put this awesome brown sauce over the greens that's a little bit sweet and makes them extra delicious.
Free tea also pictured above - don't forget it's self serve along with the plates, cups, cutlery, etc located in a little cubby area around to the right of the main entrance as you come in.
Being a dumpling restaurant, they have quite a few dumpling choices. I'm definitely a fan of the steamed dumplings over the fried, but this is just personal preference. If you like prawns and don't mind fairly strong spinach flavour, I recommend the spinach and prawn:
Or of course you can't go wrong (unless you're a vegetarian of course) with the classic pork:
If you can eat a lot of dumplings, you can get like 15 or 20 for $6 so don't be shy.
Their noodle dishes are pretty tasty also. This trip we stopped here for a quick, cheap feed with some free hot tea on a cold winter's day before catching our flight to the USA. Next time you're hungry in Melbourne and on a budget, check this place out for yourself and let me know what you think.
OMG *drools*. Gotta try this place. But unless you go with a big group of peeps, 15 seems like A LOT in 1 serve..? I get bored easily!
ReplyDeleteI noticed this place gets mixed reviews online, but I'm definitely a fan. I love cheap eats, and their stuff is tasty too. Yeah 15 dumplings is a lot so it's good to have help to eat them, but they do offer a smaller serve of dumplings..it's just that half the dumplings is only like a dollar or so cheaper so it's pretty hard to pass up the big plate.
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