Full House

“The food here is excellent and reasonably priced as well.”

Danielle Marriott★★★★★

I've been here a few times now after hearing how good it was from locals. Never disappoints! It's delicious! You do get the sense they want the tables free as soon as you're done eating, but you can book tables, so I don't worry about not being able to get a seat. If you don't book, I have seen them move smaller parties together to accommodate others. It's a casual, relaxed feel. All food is brought together, including starters with mains, which I enjoy, but I have been with others who were not impressed with that, so it's worth noting you should ask for this to be separate if that would bothe

Peter Murphy★★★★★

Basic restaurant above Asian supermarket. No frills and low prices, seldom-found proper szechuan food. I had vegan chicken, really spicy and numbing with spice. Will be back.

Mark Lee★★★★★

Entrance is through the back of the supermarket where we enjoyed a family meal here. Staff were very attentive and service was quick. We got the steamed seabass and even we saw the chef take it from frozen, he cooked it so well, we couldn’t tell it was frozen so kudos to his cooking skills. He did tell us it was not fresh seabass but nevertheless, it turned out great. Portions were good and all the food came out quickly and hot. Happy to revisit this place when we’re next back.

Bee Q.★

BEWARE! The 4.5 rating was COMPLETELY UNDESERVED. My partner and I were so excited because we were craving noodles and authentic Chinese dishes. We tried the lunch menu and started with two chicken and sweet corn soup. They were nearly inedible!! The consistency was congealed and disgusting. Adding soy sauce barely helped. I couldn't eat even 5% of it. We also tried the sweet and sour ribs-- all batter and bone. NO meat. Honestly, don't bother. My partner got the sweet and sour chicken and I got the beef and veg. Mine was only marginally better. The noodles were GREASY and oily and honestly