didn't actually eat the food, so cant comment on that. We left because the waiter kept pressuring us into ordering more food from a menu with no prices. This place seems to only be able to accommodate large groups, as the dishes are group portions and group prices. Don't go as a couple unless you want to pay a ton and fill up on a mountain of rice.

The food was actually good. Our server was very helpful. But was extremely disappointed to find a huge piece of plastic in my cabbage. I actually had that piece in my mouth too. That's a huge no no. Someone in the kitchen screwed up. And we were comped that dish and a bottle of juice only. It's a bus tour group stop, so it's a very busy spot. Would probably give it a higher review if it weren't for the finding random object in food part, because honestly that grilled fish was very delicious. But after the incident, I was put off. I hope they are more careful in the future.

Their fried pork is top-notch! Crispy pork with mulberry is the best combo ever! Not only that that, other food are also taste yummy as well!

Simple food taste OK but a bit over price. Just don't understand, the restaurant close as early as 8pm, they stop taking orders at 7.30pm

The bacon wrap corn is heaven! And the steam rice is so chewy. But somewhat I feel this is not too authentic, a little too popularized.

The food was ok, but extremely salty. The winter melon tea was too sweet. The price is quite high and likely adjusted for tourists. They add a 10% service charge, which I have only seen in high end restaurants in big cities.

Food is good. Expensive though. Worth a try if you never had aboriginal food. I’ve been to places that are better though.

Same good food astern10 years

Two weeks ago. Lauban very personable and really cares about you having great eating experience there. Best Aborigine menu in town.