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Where to eat Chinese food in Melbourne: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Discover Restaurants offering the best Chinese food in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. Melbourne is proud of its neighborhood precincts, each offering a unique cultural experience. No other city in Australia has such clearly defined areas. This could be because Melbournians are both worldly in their outlook yet tribal in their local loyalties – as seen in the fanatical support for their local AFL football clubs. Here history is cared for and exemplified in the originality of diverse neighborhoods – each has a unique face but all of them will greet you with a smile.
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1. Davidâs Spicy Pot
At Davidâs Spicy Pot, you can enjoy more including Sichuan âMao Caiâ (either in spicy or non-spicy) as well as quite a few authentic Sichuan street foods. In order to bring you the most authentic Sichuan flavour, we prepare the âMao Caiâ soup base by adop
Reviewed By Firstclass_NZ
I have to say this place was a total waste of my time and money.The place is OK, the food is totally forgettable.Four of us had lunch here and we all left with one question, who would ever want to come back here ?Spicy 2 minute noodle soup like experience, but it was a weak effort at that.I also disliked the fact that we ordered Spring rolls but you do not get as many as the photos show it.I also had to ask for rice multiple times, so OK they can not cook but the service was also lacking.You can do so much better if you are in the area, move on nothing to see here.
2. Ruyi Modern Chinese
Overall Ratings
4 based on 348 reviews
Reviewed By itisben
Visited on a Tuesday night. Staff and their service were excellent, meals just as good. We weren't sure what to order so we had the chef select a five course meal for us, every plate was a taste sensation. I believe this venue is at the pricey end of nearby similar options, if you can get past that, you'll be delighted here.
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3. Flower Drum
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1292 reviews
Reviewed By KrisBB
Food and service amazing. We had been recommended this restaurant but didnât realise it was a silver service Asian restaurant. While Iâve never spent over aus$40 on fried rice before.........the attentive and so friendly service (from an abundance of staff), ambiance and quality of food was worth it......what an experience. Just be aware itâs not cheap. FYI - everyone else dining there was well dressed. We turned up in jeans, trainers and feeling very under dressed, but we were treated just the same as everyone else. Definitely recommend.
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4. Lucy Liu Kitchen and Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1093 reviews
Lucy Liu Kitchen & Bar is an eclectic multicultural Asian eating & drinking space designed to cater for people wanting Asian sharing tastes with cool drinks in a buzzing, stylish and fun street food environment.
Reviewed By darfoody
I have reviewed before, but will do so again, as I've been here several times and will continue to so because they have the right formula, and it works. There are other similar restaurants in the area that cannot be booked in advance. At Lucy Lui, you can. And the food is up there with the non-bookable restaraunts. The food is consistently amazing, and the wait staff are very friendly and very knowledgeable. Great wine / drinks menu too. Always my "go-to" in the city.
5. Peko Peko
Overall Ratings
4 based on 199 reviews
Reviewed By Tania d
This little cafe has some very good food and lots of great healthy options. It also does not use MSG which is important. The flavours are tasty and I've enjoyed dishes like the soft shell crab with brown rice and vegetable dishes. The restaurant could look better and can be noisy. Last time we were there we asked for the music to be turned down.Overall though the food and service are very good.
