Asia Delight — Restaurant in Melbourne

Ah, Asia Delight, an establishment so profoundly misleading that its very name is a textbook example of false advertising. If you have ever wondered what it feels like to pay premium prices for bottom-tier food, look no further—this place has perfected the art of disappointment.

Let’s begin with the pricing scam that would make even the most seasoned con artist applaud. A small takeout box is $15.50, while a large is $16.50. That’s right—one extra dollar separates the two, yet the box size remains unchanged. It’s as if they are actively mocking customers, daring them to choose the small option just so they can label them certified fools. They might as well put up a neon sign that reads: "If you pick small, you have made a life-altering mistake."

And now, let’s address the environmental hypocrisy that deserves a standing ovation for sheer audacity. I saw a sign proudly proclaiming "Say No to Plastic!" and yet, astonishingly, every meal is served in plastic boxes with plastic spoons. The irony is so overwhelming that it should be classified as a health hazard. If sustainability is a priority, why not invest in stainless steel cutlery? With $16.50 per meal being drained from every customer’s wallet, surely they can afford a dishwasher or, at the very least, a semblance of integrity. Instead, they make customers experience the risk of consuming food from non-standard cutlery, all while pretending they care about the environment.

Now, onto the food itself, which, I must clarify, is not food—it is an experiment in how much a human being can tolerate before questioning their life choices. I ordered Shanghai noodles only to discover that they had been haphazardly mixed with a few grains of rice and some glass noodles, because apparently, ingredient consistency is a foreign concept here. And then came the honey chicken, which, instead of being paired with an appropriate base like fried rice or even properly cooked noodles, was dropped unceremoniously onto plain white rice like an afterthought—an afterthought that tasted like sadness and regret.

In conclusion, Asia Delight is an establishment that excels in overcharging, underdelivering, and breaking basic principles of both logic and hygiene. The pricing system is a scam, the sustainability claims are a joke, and the food is so aggressively uninspired that I would rather experience the pain of hunger than subject myself to another meal here.

If Google ever upgrades to allow zero-star or negative ratings, I shall be the first in line. Until then, I award Asia Delight one reluctant star, solely because the google prevent me from...

Worst palce to dine in..the asian lady server knows nothing about how to serve the customer..yesterday i went there and made an order for a noodle with the ingredients from the display..but she was so reluctant to give even the minimum amount of those ingredients and giving me real rush to get the selection done.. Finally when i was asking for the sauces available from the menu, she literally didnt help me at all to select any which finally lead me not to proceed my order anymore..i just cancelled my order & left the shop later on..I’ve just had enough of that lady and not going back to that place ever again.. unprofessionalism...

Fast food place food is terrible. Soups are made on the spot Ordered the seafood combination. It was disgusting lacked flavours and the texture was a off. Just a note this is the most disgusting soup I have ever had. It was boiled tap water then they put the ingredients on top. I ate the rubbery seafood and stopped there. The broccoli was hard as a rock and the noodles were raw. I am sorry but this is just not on. Staff...