I initially didn't think highly of Mama Kitchen's Malaysian dishes, but after a colleague introduced me to their Chinese dishes, I've become a regular - it's now my weekly lunch spot! My absolute favourite is the Spicy Chicken Mixian ($19.50) - a wonderfully spicy chicken noodle soup that warms you up completely.
Other standout dishes I've enjoyed are the Szechuan Pork Belly With Rice ($20.50), the Lu Rou Fan/Taiwanese Pork Rice Bowl ($21.50), and the Wonton Soup ($16.50). The servings are generous, and the service is both friendly and fast. If you're planning to dine in, I'd suggest going before or after the midday rush to ensure you get a seat.
Angelica Woolley
Excellent food, friendly staff, we opted to eat in rather than Take away (although that is also an option). The service was quick and the food was awesome! Loved the Orange Beef on Rice and the Pan fried Dumplings! Highly recommended for a great tasting meal without hurting the pocket!
Donna Brittain
The seafood noodle tastes mild but still tastes good. It was a fine meal for me.
jon zapanta
The food is delicious :) I tried the hor fun noodles and it was quite authentic. The menu on the wall is extensive. So many to choose from! - pad thai, rice dishes, wonton noodles, curry with roti, etc. Average dish price is about $18. Unfortunately took ages to read through the list of dishes and only discovered right at the bottom hidden by the shelf decor was a fatty pork dish that I wished I ordered too.
Interior is small, neat, modern and simple but not cosy. Really a place to just eat and go. Service is friendly, helpful and patient.
daezjn
The chicken and the beef noodle soup have no flavour even after you add the sauce but the other food is pretty good
I initially didn't think highly of Mama Kitchen's Malaysian dishes, but after a colleague introduced me to their Chinese dishes, I've become a regular - it's now my weekly lunch spot! My absolute favourite is the Spicy Chicken Mixian ($19.50) - a wonderfully spicy chicken noodle soup that warms you up completely.
Other standout dishes I've enjoyed are the Szechuan Pork Belly With Rice ($20.50), the Lu Rou Fan/Taiwanese Pork Rice Bowl ($21.50), and the Wonton Soup ($16.50). The servings are generous, and the service is both friendly and fast. If you're planning to dine in, I'd suggest going before or after the midday rush to ensure you get a seat. 