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How we read reviews →Ballarat's best noodles. laksa, mee goreng and fried rice, fresh-cooked in under 10 minutes.
No-frills takeaway counter in a simple Ballarat shopfront; the entertainment is watching the owner work an extremely hot wok at remarkable speed; straightforward and functional with no pretension.
One-man operation open seven days a week; very high-heat wok cooking for authentic texture and flavour; fully customisable noodle and rice dishes; steamed dimmies available
Owner brings authentic Chinese and Southeast Asian cooking technique; the high wok heat and sauce distribution reflect genuine expertise developed over many years of operation
Exceptional value at around $12-13 per generous bowl; regularly compared favourably to equivalent Melbourne offerings at twice the price
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