Kambo is a traditional Cantonese restaurant. Old school in a good nostalgic way. We had crab noodles and ‘Chinese ham’ and both were delicious. Crab was fresh and full of meat, noodles were done nicely with lots of gravy. Chinese ham and jellyfish dish was tasty and smelled strongly of sesame oil. Service was extremely polite and friendly. To top it off we got free ‘tong suit’ and fruit after. Very nice experience, feels like the Chinese restaurants of my childhood. Best of all it was well priced for what we ate. Highly recommended.
Kambo Chinese Restaurant - 1 Mahoneys Rd
Cecilia Wong - a month ago
Gave this Pho joint a 3 star review for a couple of reasons.
Firstly, the vegetarian summer roll had tofu in it, which was overcooked and had very tough skin, making eating it an unpleasant experience. The peanut sauce with the summer roll was nice.
While beef pho broth was tasty, it could do with a bit more depth of flavour. The mixed beef cuts were good.
Overall I'd give it a 3.5
Pho Huong Viet - 74 Koornang Rd
Adam K - 5 months ago
Looking for chinese cuisine then visit this restaurant. Serves late night, cosy place.
Shanghai Taste Noodle Dumpling - 310 Waverley Rd
Alok Chawla - a month ago
Just got take out here and was pleasantly surprised that it was given with a free tote bag and a complementary rice pudding! Best range of vegan and veg options in the area as well and wonderful variety of food! 10/10 recommend!
Tai Chi Veggie - 53 Portman St
Daniella Maree - 3 weeks ago
A Taste of Guangzhou in Forest Hill, Tasty House lives up to its name. This spot delivers seriously good comfort food with bold, nostalgic flavors that speak to tradition done right.
Roast duck lovers will appreciate the crisp, golden skin and rich, succulent meat.
The roast pork hits that magical trifecta: crunchy skin, tender meat, and just the right amount of fat.
But the surprise star is salted free range chicken. Perfectly seasoned, juicy, and quietly addictive, something that brings me back to Guangzhou.
The ox tongue stir-fry—tender slices with a deep, savory flavor that lingers in the best way.
Even the vegetable soup, often a supporting act, held its own with a light but satisfying broth that felt like a warm hug.
Tasty House isn’t flashy—it’s the kind of place that wins you over dish by dish. If you’re into honest, flavor-packed Cantonese fare, this place is worth the visit.