quote Cheap $10 dishes, good enough for lunch. Kolomee was dry and bland but their spicy sambal definitely made up for it. Ordered lor bak on the side and it took way too long to come out. Everyone had finished their meals, several follow ups were made and we were reassured that it's coming soon. Felt like they only started frying when we said we're gonna cancel the item - not sure why. Will still come back though to try other menu!

S M

quote An unbeatable deal for $10 per plate for nearly every dish on the menu. And it’s a big bonus that there’s a full page of vegetarian options. The meatless nasi lemak is delicious and the chicken even comes on a vegan bone (so be careful that you don’t accidentally eat it). The curry cheung fun doesn’t have as much texture going on as other variations I’ve had but the noodles are well cooked and for $10 you can’t beat it. Excited to try the rest of the menu.

Quincy Malesovas

quote Best value for money $10 food that you can't find anywhere else in Melbourne. Foods are amazingly good. $10 for hainanese chicken rice, pork lard dry noodle, nasi lemak, curry noodles, Sarawak noodles etc. All stir fry dishes are around $15 which are also cheap and I find them very delicious and authentic. Seriously, good food you can't find any cheaper than this. So grateful to find another canteen for meal after work in the city.

Chiliong

quote KL Hokkien Mee with crispy pork lard bits, Char Hor Fun with eggy sauce - two tasty dishes. Hainan chicken rice - chicken was smooth but rice was dry; also not the right chilli sauce to accompany HCR. Chee cheong fun could have more sauce. Lobak was not crunchy. Don’t expect service.

Charmaine Wan

quote Almost everything on the menu is around $10, yet the quality of the dishes is excellent. We had white curry noodles, Hainanese chicken rice, and fried noodles. Portion is a lot for this price. I will definitely come back, no doubt

Yan Lai (RandomRabbit)

Nan Yang Express Chinatown