Adelaide Chinese #food round up
Kung Hei Fat Choy!Happy Chinese New Year everyone.
Chinese New Year is one of the busiest times for Chinese Restaurants. Most are fully booked serving banquet meals with Chinese Lion dancing and the occasional fire cracker displays. Basically it's an excuse to eat and drink for a few consecutive days.
If you're looking for a place to eat during this time, we've compiled reviews of all our favourite Chinese eats in one big place to help you choose.
Wah Hing
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| Wah Hing's Chili Chicken |
Imperial Peking
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Imperial Peking's Peking Duck
My Yen |
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My Yen's Singaporean Noodles
Rice |
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| Rice's Roast Duck |
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| Rice's Special Fried Rice |
Ding Hao
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| Ding Hao's Tea Smoked Duck |
He Sheng BBQ
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| He Sheng's Suckling Pig |
Meesu Vegetarian
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| Meesu's Spring Rolls |
Payneham Chinese Restaurant
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| Payneham Chinese's Prawns in rice pastry |
Dim Well
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| Dim Well's Har gow prawn dumplings |
Park Lok
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| Park Lok's Taro duck |
Chinese Garden
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| Chinese Garden's Roast duck with plum sauce |
Chinese New Year is all about giving, sharing and being with family. The more you give, the more luck you'll receive during the year. So when you see a Lion Dance, be prepared to fill a red pocket with some money and feed it into the Lion's mouth.
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