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How we read reviews →Bundoora's Fuqing-style hidden gem: huge portions of dumplings, noodles and fried rice.
No-frills, homely and cramped in the best way. a small shopfront dining room that packs out fast, with visible wok-fired cooking and a casual, unpretentious feel reviewers repeatedly call 'cozy' and 'home-feel'.
Serves Fuqing (Fujian province) regional specialties rarely found elsewhere in Melbourne, notably oyster pancakes (Ote Ote); open wok cooking gives dishes a distinct 'wok hei' char reviewers single out.
Distinct regional Fuqing (Fujian province) Chinese cuisine rather than generic takeaway fare. reviewers specifically flag dishes like the oyster pancake as authentic and hard to find in Melbourne.
Exceptional value repeatedly flagged by reviewers. three people eating and drinking for around $30 with leftovers, and generous, share-sized portions across the menu.
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