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How we read reviews →A Glen Waverley Shanghainese mainstay famous for black truffle xiao long bao and stone-pot crab rice, worth the shopping-centre queue.
Busy shopping-centre restaurant with a bustling, sometimes chaotic energy that reviewers compare to a Saturday market. full of character rather than quiet, with service call-buttons at outdoor tables.
Service call-buttons at outdoor tables; located inside The Glen shopping centre with both indoor and heated outdoor seating; several reviewers single out individual staff by name (Kelly, Summer, Wendy, Fiona) for standout service.
Reviewers repeatedly call the Shanghainese dishes authentic, especially the xiao long bao and drunken chicken, though a few note some sauces lean sweeter than traditional versions.
Opinion is split. many call it good value for generous, flavourful dishes, while a number of more recent reviews say pricing has crept up and consistency has slipped since a reopening.
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