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How we read reviews →Burwood's nostalgic Northeast Chinese den for copper hotpot, BBQ skewers and dumplings.
A plain-looking shopfront that opens into a quirky, nostalgic vintage Chinese eatery, with charcoal BBQ, copper hotpot and QR-code ordering that includes an English option.
A distinctive coal-fired BBQ setup, traditional copper hotpot steamboats, English-enabled QR-code ordering, and the option to have dishes delivered to your table from the neighbouring Noda Grill.
Strong authenticity signals, with a Harbin-born diner's friends confirming the food tastes just like home and other reviewers describing it as evoking 1970s and 80s Northern Chinese memories.
Most reviewers call it good value and generously portioned for the price, though one flagged eight small steamed dumplings at $18.90 as expensive for the size.
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