Best places: Asian restaurants in Beverly Hills, Australia

👍👍 This review has been long overdue for a hard-working, family run restaurant that I have eaten at for years now. Whether it be amidst its busy tables that animate the white walls of the shop or at home unpacking abundant takeaway boxes, the food here is consistently outstanding and is deserving of th...

Long-running establishment with an informal atmosphere, serving classic meals from Southeast Asia.

👍👍 I love this wonderful restaurant. The beef is juicy, seafood fried rice taste special and nice. I don't like fried e noole with mushroom, because it's really plain. Dish is tooo much for me and dad, at least 4 people can finish the meal we ordered today. But I still recomend this restaurant.

😠 Ordered the terriyaki beef box. There was a lot of onions and few beef which was quite disappointing for the price. The sashimi was very poor quality and it was 3 extremely tiny pieces. There was flys around the restaurant which was annoying and unhygienic. This place is run by mainlanders and they'...

👍👍 Family run restaurant. Don’t know why ratings are low - because service and food was so good! Also a surprisingly large menu! Recommend!

👍👍 Very Good food. Thai Soup is a must try. Friendly owner, she goes out to say hello to every one. Realy good food. Faluda is the best. Highly Recommend Everything here, Chicken Fry, Spring Rolls, Sould, Fried Rice and Faluda.

😠 The food is very disappointing! The stewed lamb! Should be called lamb bone soup! Tasted like cooked long time ago. Disgusting taste! 49.8$ - Shredded Chicken This dish, super salty! Beside salty, no other taste! 59.8$ They don’t have the dish on their menu. As the chicken dish on their menu all aro...

👍👍 Food is great. Service is not bad considered they are extremely busy. Long queue on Saturday if no booking.

👍👍 Exceptionally delicious food. Just when you thought you've had a lot of amazing canton food, here's another to add (and probably top!). Dishes ordered were from the Chinese menu. Unfortunately, I can't read Chinese, but fortunately, a family member can. The highlights were the melon soup, fried oyst...