Fisherman's Wharf Seafood Restaurant

My daughter loves Yum Cha, so this was the place for lunch. The gentleman at the entrance, standing at the welcoming podium ignored us, so we just walked on in. Yep, I had that sinking feeling about what kind of service we would have. Though to give credit where credit is due, there was one lovely, woman pushing a trolley who made a genuine effort to engage with me and my daughter. The servings are portioned into three-person plates.This is a lovely looking restaurant that is tired and in need of some housekeeping. Lots of staff running everywhere, but not much attention to service. No rice offered, no condiments, no drinks delivered until mid-way through the meal, only after repeated inquir...

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Ok back again today but was late and the mob had already started. BUT they did save me a duck pancake which was deleriously good, crispy, tangy and deliciously fatty. Next best thing pork and sticky rice yum. Big serve of the best mix of pork and rice. Also har gow yum but even better garlic prawn dumpling yum. Pork belly was soooo good and crispy but soft too. Great service too very efficent. Ahhh but it all went to quick for me and on way out a prawn jumped outa the tank in a suicide mission and nearly fell over mmm hargow with no dumpling? Nup I put the poor ****** back in the tank. Sorry mate!

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Been here with my family two months ago. It was an afternoon, and supposedly their yum cha session. We were after seafood so refused to take any dim sum and boy their crappy attitude was so memorable. However after we clarified our intention and ordered several fancy seafood (e.g. Emperor crab(?) and lobster) we saw a noticeable improvement in their service. We were satisfied with the quality of the food, and the bill came to $900 for a group of 5. A bit pricy huh.

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Do you know there is a yum cha restaurant above the Sydney Fish Market that serves fresh plump seafood dumplings? The dining area is spacious with plenty of seats overlooking the Wharf. The yum cha dishes are pretty decent. Service is quite friendly. A nice change compare to the hectic market scene downstairs. weekendnotes.com Reserva una mesa ahora

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Do you know there is a yum cha restaurant above the Sydney Fish Market that serves fresh plump seafood dumplings? The dining area is spacious with plenty of seats overlooking the Wharf. The yum cha dishes are pretty decent. Service is quite friendly. A nice change compare to the hectic market scene downstairs. weekendnotes.com

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Voy al restaurante Cantonese Seafood en Sydney. Es ideal para yum cha y cena. Sirven seriamente los mariscos frescos y los platos de barbacoa cocinados. Probé muchos platos y nunca me decepcionó. La ubicación también es muy buena para estacionar cerca del agua y fácil de aparcar.

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No es malo Yum Cha - Fe, depende de lo ocupado si está, si la comida tranquila está sentada en el automóvil durante mucho tiempo y no es suficiente. Dolor Dolor Creo que eso sucede en algún lugar, aunque yo Dolor Califico al Sr. Wong o la reina Chow para Yum Cha Wide

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My go to Cantonese seafood restaurant in Sydney. Its great for both Yum cha and dinner. They serve nicely cooked fresh seafood and BBQ dishes. I have tried many dishes and was never disappointed. The location is also very good, near the water and easy to park. Reserva una mesa ahora

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Not bad yum cha - think it depends on how busy though- if quiet food sits in the trolley to long and not enough variety. Guess that happens anywhere though I rate mr Wong or queen chow for yum cha far far higher

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we attended a birthday party 24 guest we had a private room our waiter Jimmy was very attentive the food, service and atmosphere was very good.

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