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815-825 George Street Haymarket NSW 2000, Haymarket NSW 2000, Australia
contacts phone: +61 2 8084 2628
larger map & directionsLatitude: -33.8828697, Longitude: 151.2034428
Jeremy Khoo
::We went there as a group of 4 after seeing their ad but was really disappointed with the food selection, quality, and service. The price was high and the food definitely did not justify it.
Anh L.
::Disgusting place and really overpriced. You have exactly 1.30hr to eat. They write down on the paper the exact time you have to finish which is uncomfortable. The dishes are small and bad presentation. Never come back.
Purple Watermelon
::Very disappointed! They just have limited days available. Most of days are fully book. I came there to see if it is fully reserved... just few tables occupied!!! Today i called again if i can use the voucher for a SMALL take away. Answer is Big NO, then i ask if i can use the voucher for a small desert. Still a big NO. I promised myself i never step my feet on your restaurant
An Nguyen
::The idea of this restaurant is similar to other Chinese hot pot buffet around China Town. $30 for a normal set is not expensive but not cheap either. However, I don't think 2 soup bases they offer are delicious, and choices for food to put in the broth are not various. Also not many choices for dipping sauces, sweet treats, desserts. However, there are still some good points about them, such as, serving sushi in Thai restaurant, limit of dining time (fines apply), no left-over food (fines apply).
Bret Ls
::30 bucks per person for 1 hour and 20 mins of self serve hot pot. High quality meat and veges. All soft drinks and cold tea includes. Also a limited range of sushi and fruit for dessert. If you've never tried hot pot this is a good option. Mostly a Thai student crowd.