Loving eating here about once a month. Yes it is very noisy and at sometimes you have to wait for a table and sometimes you can wait up to 15 minutes between the first dish and last dish coming out but its worth the wait and usually you share the dishes. The price is reasonable for the dishes and love the lemon green tea and lychee frappe.
My only negative thing to say is I wish they had keycard faculities.

Approximate cost: $20

dines on a Saturday night - big mistake so busy we felt like we were at a cattle auction too loud to enjoy your meal, staff yelling at the top of their lungs across the restaurant and eating under fluro lights is not my idea of a great dining experience. for the 4 of us two adults & two children the meals came to $100 so not great value either. Asked for a wine glass but was told NO they offer paper cups so BYO glass if you would like a wine with dinner - Food was ok not out of this world, i asked for soy sauce at one point and the waitress pointed at the shelf for me to get it myself, maybe they prefer not to serve non Asian customers so very disappointed overall - wont be back

Approximate cost: $18

Haven't tasted authentic Taiwanese beef noodles so not sure how this compares but the beef noodles here were tasty and there's also a lot of beef and noodle. My soup tho had two big chunks of ginger in it. Also ordered a side dish of pig ears, tripe and sliced tofu in marinade which was ok.

This is actually a Taiwanese Restaurant, if your looking for a large variety of tasty food this is the place for you. Some of the things on the menu are a little unusual but i normally stick with the noodle dishes and they are delicious. They also have a large urn of self serve chicken soup which is very flavorsome. While your there make sure to try the milk teas they are the best you will find(the coconut one is my favorite).

I have eaten at Kingsfood at Market Square, a Taiwanese style restaurant about once a month for a year and have found the price to quality ratio to be excellent (i.e the quality of the food is much better then you would expect for the price). The economical, large and yummy 'with rice on a plate' dishes in the beginning of the menu are well worth having at about $10 each. Considering that self-serve hot tea and soup are provided free for everyone it makes for a good hearty meal deal! They do have fancier single meat per dish style offerings at higher prices, and those that I have tried have also been tasty. Most of the dishes seem authentic and not too salty or oily. The sizes of everything is larger than normal with some entrees as big as mains at other places. Try the Small size fried silky tofu as an example, which is *normally* very nicely done (although the last time I visited it was over cooked bordering on burnt, but i guess the chef had a lapse of attention, other things were fine!) with soft silky tofu inside, a crispy outer layer with not too much of the oyster flavored brown sauce.

Approximate cost: $10 to 20

Customer service is the best. Each and every staff is very attentive and are always very happy. The food is very, very good for the price, and there are plenty different meals to choose from. And like the other reviewer said, every dish is very tasty.

Approximate cost: $10-$15

One of the best Chinese restaurants in Sunnybank. Fantastic friendly service, great food, loads to choose from their menu is over 10 pages long, and every meal i've had had been incredibly tasty. Their pricing is very reasonable. The only downside is that sometimes its really crowded and hard to find a seat.

Approximate cost: $15