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How we read reviews →Chinatown Cantonese stalwart serving dim sum, Peking duck and generous, honest banquets.
A softly lit, well-spaced Chinatown dining room that feels tranquil despite the Little Bourke Street hustle outside; reviewers describe it as a peaceful nook amid the crowds.
Pre-theatre timed service for nearby shows, wheelchair-accessible seating, BYO wine, and a fine-dining-calibre whole lobster special.
Run for 18 years per one detailed review, with regulars praising the dim sum, roast duck and hotpot as a step up from typical Aussie-Chinese fare, though a couple of reviewers wanted a more adventurous menu.
Mixed. most reviewers call prices fair for dumplings and dim sum, but several flag pricier specialty dishes like half Peking duck or seafood claypot as steep for the portion.
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