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"Love the dumplings and fried noodles. Have not tried the giant xiao long bao. Good casual local Chinese that is great for a quick meal. Will have to return to try dinner dishes"
Téléphone: +61299668899
Adresse: 90 Willoughby Road, Crows Nest, Sydney 2065., Australia
Ville: Crows Nest
Site Web: http://www.bistrohulu.com.au
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Bit of a wait for dinner service, but all staff were nice and worked efficiently. We ordered the seafood stir fry hand pulled noodles, jumbo xiao long bao, pan fried mushroom dumplings, and silky taro with creamy sesame soy. At first it didn’t seem like enough, but by the end two people were satisfied.<br/ <br/ The silky taro appetiser came with shredded cucumber and fungi, and for $6.80 I felt it was a nice accompaniment to the dumplings. It was quite light and refreshing.<br/ <br/ Part of the reason I wanted to dine here was for the jumbo XLB, because quite frankly I can’t pass on novelty food items (not sure how unusual it really is but for me it was a first). It actually wasn’t as jumbo...
I came here for the giant soup dumplings! Been wanting to try for the longest time. They take forever to steam though, because they're so big. They actually got our order wrong for some of the other dumplings, so be sure to have them read your order back to you. So the food is alright and I'd like to come back to try different things. The giant dumpling was good, but damn the soup is hot and hard to drink out of a straw. rubyyee.com
Positives: free prawn chips, efficient service (there were only 2 tables mind you) Negatives: The food was terrible. My "King prawn" noodles were oily and only had 3 baby prawns (see photo). Very disappointing...there are so many restaurants on this street and I thought I'd give them a try. I definitely regret it. I can't believe they charge $26 for it! It's prob worth $4 like those Chinese takeaways at Westfields when they're about to close.
