We couldn't understand the waiter very well and ended up ordering $193 snow crab. Good thing it was the best crab I've ever eaten in my life. It was also enough food for 4 people, so it worked out?
Love the ambience, the interior is a fusion of Chinese details and American 1920s. To top that there is a hidden door to Palmer & Co at the lower floor – one of Sydney's best speakeasy cocktail bars!
Best yum cha I've ever had; not your average fare. Prawn toast with fois gras & almonds, Crispy calamaridumplings, duck spring rolls, king crabdumplings with golden soup.
Duck pancakes and the souce that goes with it are to die for! Dim sum platter was disappointing. Wagyu beef and pork belly were delicious. Good wine and excellent service, what else can one want :)
Excellent food. Roast Duck, XO Sauce Pippies, CrabmeatFried Rice with roe are all good. Dim Sums are gems too. ScallopPrawnShumai, Abalone/Chicken Glutinous Rice, Prawn Toasts w Foie Gras all 👍
Coolest Chinese restaurant ever! Great vibe, beautiful decor and delicious food. Very crowded so make a reservation in advance or be prepared to wait for a table.
dim sum creative but hope no msg added is seem impossible 👅👅my sensitive tongue tell the true . The recommendations from Lisa the famous Bi fong tong fried rice can order half p. Super friendly LISA
Delicate, deluxe, upmarket yum cha in a beautiful dining room with fantastic service running strictly 10.30-12 on weekends. Try the luxury take on 1970s prawn toast with foie gras and almonds.
Peking duck, beef tartare, salt and pepper squid, beefvermicelli noodles, venison puffs from the fried platters... Too much to name. If you are authentic Chinese, go back to Chinatown :)
What a cool Chinese restaurant! Even if you don't eat here, it's worth a visit just to see the interiors. There is a secret access door in the basement to the bar next door.
Undoubtedly the best Chinese in Sydney CBD North. Plump dumplings + delicious usual suspects like Peking duck & mapo tofu. Must try multiple desserts to share. Ideal for groups, bookings for 6+ only.
Holy crap, the food is good here. The service is fast and very attentive without being overbearing. The kung pao chicken and the sweet and sour crispy pork were my favourites.
Nice decoration atmosphere,so many manpower there, good management system, food just fancy nancy, not Cantonese yum cha, since all dish’s sauce are using the same as bbq duck sauce 😅 A bit overprice
Everything at Mr. Wong is always a winner. Crispy eggplant was a surprising standout, and you can't go wrong with the kung pao chicken and Peking duck pancakes.
Peking duck and shrimp balls are a must, good restaurant good atmosphere. A little annoying hostess tries to force people to sit at bar even when there was plenty of empty tables
Steamed fish, pork hock, Shanghai stir-fried noodles, oh every dish is very tasty. This must be the trendiestChinese restaurant in Sydney. Steamed rice was the only let down, was under cooked.
Baby spinach and morelmushroomdumpling, baked BBQ pork puff, prawn har gau and jade seafooddumpling is a great first round of tastes. Dan Hong is always in the house on Saturdays.
Foie grasprawn toast is to die for ! As are most dishes, like Kung pao chicken, Lobster Mi Roll and Scallop and Prawn dumplings are sensational with salmon roe x
Everything we had was good, especially the Peking Duck. Get there early, you'll have to wait a while but they will take your number and send you a text when your table is ready.
Love the attention to details at this place. Give peking duck, dim sum platter and pork belly a go. If you like your food spicy, try mapo tofu or chiliking prawns!
Layered with timeless colonial furnishings including timber floors with tiled inlay, bamboo framed French woven chairs and slow turning ceiling fans, Mr. Wong pays homage to classic Chinese influences in a contemporary style.