Water Margin Restaurant

I went back this restaurant countless time for lunches and dinners. I’m highly recommend the lunch Menu and their hotpot 😋😋.

Yang Della Daisy

This restaurant offers a delightful culinary escape with its inviting ambiance and flavourful menu. Known for its signature spicy meat sauce noodles and crispy fried dumplings, it promises a taste adventure that doesn't disappoint. Upon entering, the clean and beautiful decoration immediately sets a pleasant tone, inviting guests to settle in comfortably. The restaurant's reputation for excellence in hot pot and set lunches drew us in, and we opted for their renowned set lunch. Priced reasonably at $18.80 per set, we indulged in two of these well-balanced meals. Each set included a satisfying array of components: fragrant rice, tender chicken nuggets, and a nourishing goji with fungus soup that warmed the soul. Complementing these were the sides of refreshing canned fruit. The stars of the meal were undeniably the main dishes. The black pepper beef delighted with its robust flavours and tender texture, while the spicy braised beef stew packed a punch with its rich, spicy notes that lingered beautifully on the palate. Every aspect of our dining experience was thoughtfully curated, from the attentive service to the quality of the food. It's evident that the kitchen takes pride in crafting dishes that not only satisfy but also leave a lasting impression.

Chee Ling Chai

The restaurant is very modern and clean but a little boring in terms of the fit-out. Probably not the best place for a special occasion but perfect for tasty 🤤 Chinese cuisine. The food is very good, meals are a good size and come out very fast. Staff were nice, polite and attentive. Menu is easy to understand. You can BYO alcohol.

Oliver Wood

The restaurant appears clean and neat, quite a variety of mainland Chinese dishes on the menu. Overall we didn't quite enjoy the food as it didn't suit our palate however I would still give them a go to see if you prefer their kinds of dishes. Our favourite was the pork stir fry. Service is friendly and prompt.

Aoli

Quiet little restaurant with a calm setting hidden away in Victoria Park, service is fast and food is delicious. Prices are comparable with other restaurants nearby and portion sizes are decent. If you want to try authentic Sichuan and Chongqing cuisine, this is the place to go.

Luke Xu