Dumpling King

Absolutely delicious! We ordered pork fried dumplings, Shanghai fried noodles and chilli beef on rice. All the dishes were perfect! They tasted amazing and left us wanting to eat more, but the dishes were just too good a value! We couldn't even finish them. We ended up taking them back for a late night snack :) The only minor issue was the timing of the food. They seemed to take a while to come out with a long wait between each dish. We would definitely dine here again if we were to visit Adelaide again!

Corner store at the edge of Chinatown. Basic Asian store where you can get a decent sized serving at an affordable price. Fried prawn and chicken dumplings were good, juicy when you bite into it. You can add vinegar sauce and some not so spicy chilli shrimp paste on the side. Goes well with it. Skin of the dumpling is more to the thick side. Crumbed pork with rice is quite good. Very crunchy and well crumbed. Could do with bit more sauce on the side. Rice was quite dry, would think that's the most basic component of the dish to get right..

My family of three had lunch here two days in a row. We found the food is reasonably priced and very good portion considering it is in the heart of the city. Noodles/fried rice cost $13.90 and it tasted good - nothing fancy; just hawker style eatery concept (for those who have travelled in SEA region would understand). My daughter and I are small eaters so we shared a plate. Would recommend it-- value for money and we didn't have to wait long for food - had the items within 10 minutes (travelled during COVID when most places only had local tourist).

20 minutes after ordering sweet and sour pork as takeaway I gave up and left. Three orders placed after mine were given to customers who arrived at least 10 minutes after I placed my order. The primary person on the register could clearly carr less that I had already waited far long than I have ever had to wait for this dish at other establishments.

The store is just at the foot of Chinatown so that's the first store around. It wasn't really busy at that time so I didn't have to wait for long around. They'll give you the menu when you enter and you'll have to go to the counter to order. The server was pretty nice and they worked quickly, they serve tea in the jugs on the table as well so serve yourself. Food was not the best but decent for the price. They have a huge variety and pictures of some food on the wall.

Ordered fried chicken and prawn dumplings and steam pork bun 3pieces, was told 15-20 minutes. After 20 minutes was told waiting on steam buns by one staff member, checked with another staff member after 30 minutes told it's coming but now dumplings that were sitting there getting cold weren't mine Asked how much longer after 40 minutes and young girl didn't come back with the information, asked another staff member and was informed at least another 8 minutes. Asked for refund which was given and left. Very disappointed.