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    Quote Originally Posted by GoktimusPrime View Post
    Last week I got some take away Yum Cha at a restaurant in Castle Hill called Hilltop Phoenix. The food was really good, but their service was DREADFUL. The staff treated me with contempt. So if you like good Chinese food but don't mind being treated like sub-human crap, then go for it.

    Some restaurants that I would recommend are:

    Ichi-Ban Boshi - located in Sydney's Bondi Junction (or "Bonjan" in Japanese ) and Victoria Galeries building (opposite Kinokuniya) and Gold Coast's Southport. The food and service are great, only downside is that you have to queue as they don't take bookings. Recommended if you're not in a huge hurry to eat right away.

    Zenya Noodle Bar - I was surprised to find an _authentic_ Japanese restaurant in Sydney's Eastwood (home of Hasbro Australia)! But yes, the cuisine is authentic and the service is okay.

    That'll do for now.
    I had the same experience you did at Hilltop Phoenix. Although my friend and I only ordered one dish of fried rice to share between the two of us so perhaps they may have thought we were not good enough for them.

    Speaking of Japanese food, I love my ramen and I've had ramen in so many places both in Japan and here in Sydney. One place that has awesome ramen where the soup is thick and brothy and the meat fresh and the chef is actually Japanese is Ryo's noodles on Falcon street in Crows Nest (pronouced Leo, for some reason Japanese pronouce there 'l's as 'r's hehe). Its not immediately obvious because its just a small restaurant in a section of Falcon street where you would not expect there to be a restaurant. You cannot make bookings and as a result you have to wait in line on some nights.

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    Quote Originally Posted by shazam
    for some reason Japanese pronouce there 'l's as 'r's hehe
    Replied here

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