Went there for lunch at Haymarket today (then watched some lion dancing!) Good value beef tripe noodle. Just spicy enough. Lots and lots of choices. Almost got seafood soup noodle instead. Service is as expected for a busy stall in a very busy food court on a Sunday. Prices very fair and reasonable, nothing unusual. Would recommend for a fair priced eat that is yummy and authentic!

Approximate cost: $10

This is another food court favourite of mine. They make great tasting laksa's, wonton noodle soups and other soup based dishes. Located on Level 3 of the food court inside Market City, it's easy to find. The laksa taste's very similar to my Mum's cooking and packs a punch. Also love the chicken wonton noodle soup but the chicken laksa is a must for me . About $10 for a massive bowl, spicy and creamy rich broth with lots of chicken and shallots and vermicelli noodles and definitely enough to make you full, but happy eating it at the same time!

Great place for lunch or dinner. Lots of options on the menu, service is quick and food doesn't take long to be picked up and definitely great value for money and won't tear a hole in the hip pocket!

Approximate cost: $10

I come here as a cheaper alternative to Din Tai Fung dumplings. Offers a good variety of dumplings although the skin of the dumpling is not that delicate or thin, it's still a good, quick, safe bet type dumpling restaurant. Prices are reasonable and would gladly come back.love to go again with my family and friends.

We went to this restaurant it came recommended to us. That may not be for every person's taste, but I found it amazingly delicious. All the dishes I tried were good and cheap. The laksa with pork is amazing and the korean soup with sea food is great. The staff is very friendly and quick. All the dishes I tried were good and cheap. The laksa with pork is amazing and the korean soup with sea food is great. The staff is very friendly and quick. I think I will make it a regular place to go.

just great the fish noodle soup. great value and good portion size as well. they have other branch but the city one is the best I reckon. you can choose the noodle type you like but normally I prefer the egg noodle soup.

Approximate cost: $9

There are a few Happy Chef noodle places around Sydney but this one is by far the best. They make the best laksa and plain scallop noodles. I am based in Melbourne but whenever I go to Sydney for work I always drop by Happy Chef up at Paddy Market food court when I get a chance

I am a regular. Seriously best seafood noodle soups in Sydney. It is such good value. $8 for a massive bowl Of soup. The seafood portions are generous giving 5-6 king prawns + squid etc. You pick your own type of noodle to be in soup- eg. Egg noodle/rice noodle etc. (rice noodle for gluten free). There are various sauces on offer to tailor the flavor of your soup. Eg I add a bit of extra chili for punch.

Approximate cost: $8

The food was cheap but it wasn't that great quality and had a lot of MSG in it. Meals tasted mediocre.

The food sold here is great and inexpensive. This store sells quite nice seafood noodles, which you can probably pick up from its name but also sells a large variety of other food.

Good for a cheap feed when you're in the city. I had the fishball/fishcake noodle soup - very fresh tasting. Great range of condiments to add to your dishes (chilli lover's heaven).

Approximate cost: $7