Bewertungen
Restaurant bewerten Was Blanca Hartmann an Yang Guo Fu Malatang mag:
Billig und yum! Auf jeden Fall einen Besuch wert, wenn Sie nicht dort gewesen sind. Mit diesem Ort können Sie Ihre eigene Schüssel herstellen, die Wählerstufe der würzigen und Sauce auswählen, um hinzuzufügen. Mittlerer würzig ist jedoch für mich heiß, und ich habe ein vernünftiges tolerant für scharfes Essen, also das nächste Mal, wenn ich das nächste Mal mild werde, könnte es nur richtig sein! Mehr Bewertungen anzeigen.
Was Κλεάνθης Σολωμός an Yang Guo Fu Malatang nicht mag:
Die Idee ist einfach: Schnappen Sie sich eine Schüssel, wählen Sie das gesamte Gemüse / Toppings / Nudeln, das Sie wünschen und mit dem Gewicht bezahlen.
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Ich habe immer bemerkt, wie beliebt es an den verschiedenen Orten, die sie haben (Burwood, Chatswood und Chinatown), aber nur probiert haben Nummer, die aufgerufen werden soll, aber es war verständlich, wenn man bedenkt, wie beschäftigt es war. Ich würde auf... Mehr Bewertungen anzeigen.
For us this was a good and cheaper alternative to a Sichuan hot pot.
This review is for the stall located in Dixon Food Court where it all started ! Basically, it's a choose your own adventure soup meal.
So you're down with pho, you love laksa, and you can tonkotsu ramen with the best of them? If you're ready for Sydney's next big soup thing, it's malatang.
Great tasting noodle soup which allows you to pick your own ingredients physically. Price is determined by weight, so heavy noodles will usually cost you more. I average around $14-$16 a trip. There is a good selection of toppings for your noodles including varity of balls; fish balls, taro balls, pork balls and lots of vegetables to pick from. My favourite are the fish and squid along with some hotpot beef and mushrooms. I've never had any major sicknesses after eating, but if you dont ask for less spicy.. prepare yourself for a painful morning in the toilet. In general the hygiene is "alright", compared to Burwood where food is rotated regular and food is always kept fish - this city store is not as concentrated on hygiene as Burwood. You can often see a lot of excess water under the ingredients that should have been gotten rid of. Their soup base is my favourate part. It is full of flavour - they add garlic, sesame sauce, sesame oil, chill (and probably a lot of MSG) Pros : Great fun picking yourself food. Good variety of hotpot ball options and vegetables. Soup base is amazing! Con : Hygiene may be an issue when there is low turnover as food does not get rotated. Must get : Fish, taro balls, squid, mushrooms
Great tasting noodle soup which allows you to pick your own ingredients physically. Price is determined by weight, so heavy noodles will usually cost you more. I average around $14-$16 a trip. There is a good selection of toppings for your noodles including varity of balls; fish balls, taro balls, pork balls and lots of vegetables to pick from. My favourite are the fish and squid along with some hotpot beef and mushrooms. I've never had any major sicknesses after eating, but if you dont ask for less spicy.. prepare yourself for a painful morning in the toilet. In general the hygiene is "alright", compared to Burwood where food is rotated regular and food is always kept fish - this city store is not as concentrated on hygiene as Burwood. You can often see a lot of excess water under the ingredients that should have been gotten rid of. Their soup base is my favourate part. It is full of flavour - they add garlic, sesame sauce, sesame oil, chill (and... read more