
Chinese cuisine has influenced many other cuisines in Asia, with modifications made to cater to local palates. Chinese food staples such as rice, soy sauce, noodles, tea, chili oil and tofu, and utensils such as chopsticks and the wok, can now be found worldwide.
Nicole de Courcy Cann
a month ago
What a gem, hidden in a small street but well worth a visit, great tasting food and generous sizes for really great prices. Loads of options for just $10, and there is complementary soup! Would defin...
8 Downie St
Jessica Hickling
a month ago
Family Teahouse provided our corperate office with several weeks of food including a Lunar Chinese New Year feast. The food (especially the yum cha) is excellent and Victoria provided excellent, frien...
310 Chapel St
Anna CC
a month ago
The food was tasty and delicious at a great price. The place was very busy when we went at lunchtime today. We tried the hainanese chicken, chicken chop with noodles and satay sauce, braised pork wit...
85 Franklin St
Greg Slocum
2 months ago
Real Thai food. Proper Thai heat if requested. Some spicy Lao taste. Great friendly service. Very reasonable pricing. BYO wine, otherwise licensed. Very close to McKinnon railway station. On-street pa...
161 McKinnon Rd
Jerome Fink
4 months ago
Found this place by accident. Fantastic dim sum. All fresh and home made and its great value. Had the har gow, chicken and prawn siu mai, prawn spring rolls, pork ribs in black bean sauce and special ...
515 Princess Highway
Antonia Guan
2 months ago
Malaysian food that’s very popular around dinner time. The dishes are typical Malaysian fare with big servings. The taste is okay, the teh tarik is good, which really reminds me of the flavor in KL. S...
6/26 Britannia Mall