As a student on a budget I always come here since the food is reasonably priced and it taste great. It has many options on the menu to choose from which is great. And also the waitresses are really nice and they help you choose if you cant.

Quality of food is better than I anticipated as the dim sims are made in the restaurant itself rather than buying the frozen ones. Also it is really affordable.

The lunch specials are really good if your on a budget. However it did not taste that good because they sacrificed the quality of food over the cheap prices.

The food is cheap but compared to other nearby restaurants this one has disappointing me as they sacrificed quality over cheap prices. Also this place is not as clean as other places and the table I was sitting on was old and sticky and the environment has not been renovated which makes me feel uncomfortable.

extremely affordable and service was great. They however have a small variety of dishes to choose from but that is ok because most of their food are so nice you can stick to it.

The food is really cheap because they have to compete with neighboring restaurants. However they sacrificed quality over cheap prices which disappoints me alot and the fact how the people talk so loud and rude in the restaurant is really annoying for me.

As expected this place makes their food prices extremely cheap to compete with its neighboring restaurants. While the food is cheap, there are alot of asians there talking really loud that makes me feel really uncomfortable.

Cheap prices and alot of variety of asian foods to choose from but the only down side is the long lines that you have to wait and the line to wait gets so long that it gets harder for costumers who are trying to get around extremely difficult.

As expected, breadtop offers bakery goods at an competitive price and at the same time does not sacrifice quality over cheap prices as they have more than one store in the whole sydney.

Great Taiwanese takeaway as when I ordered a small meal they even tried to cram in some more food for me in the container which proves that they really want to provide good service and follow the Japanese business rule "Kaizan"