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How we read reviews →Bundoora shopping-centre dumpling house dishing up juicy pan-fried dumplings, laksa and Sichuan chilli.
No-frills, cosy shopping-centre eatery with a handful of tables, described as a fun and bustling spot tucked next to Woolworths.
Complimentary Chinese tea, student discounts, weekly Thursday specials, free chilli oil, and vegetarian customisation available on online orders.
Reviewers highlight home-style, hand-made dumplings ('reminds me of my mum's dumplings') alongside genuine Malaysian hawker dishes like laksa and char kway teow, though quality on those dishes was inconsistent for some.
Overwhelmingly seen as cheap and generous. one reviewer paid just $48 for a full spread. with student discounts and lunchtime deals reinforcing the value, though a handful of reviewers found specific dishes below par for the price.
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