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Kim Huong — Restaurant in Melbourne

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Kim Huong
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Nearby attractions
Waterfield Park
10 Lakewood Blvd, Cairnlea VIC 3023, Australia
Nearby restaurants
Cafe Oliveto
Havenlea Business Center, Shop 6/93 Furlong Rd, Cairnlea VIC 3023, Australia
Basil Leaf Thai
10/100 Furlong Rd, Cairnlea VIC 3023, Australia
WokKing
shop 11/100 Furlong Rd, Cairnlea VIC 3023, Australia
DAI NAM Cafe And Takeaway
7/100 Furlong Rd, Cairnlea VIC 3023, Australia
No 93 BBQ House
GO7/118 Cairnlea Dr, Cairnlea VIC 3023, Australia
Boba Tea & Sushi
1/100 Furlong Rd, Cairnlea VIC 3023, Australia
Vic Pies
100 Furlong Rd, Cairnlea VIC 3023, Australia
The Mustard Seed - Cairnlea
Shop 21-23, Cairnlea town centre, 100 furlong road, Cairnlea 3023, Cairnlea VIC 3022, Australia
Juicy Basket Sugarcane Juice Bar
100 Furlong Rd, Cairnlea VIC 3023, Australia
Grind & Grill Haus
Centre, shop 1b/100 Furlong Rd, Cairnlea VIC 3023, Australia
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Kim Huong

5/100 Furlong Rd, Cairnlea VIC 3023, Australia
4.0(109)
Open until 10:00 PM
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attractions: Waterfield Park, restaurants: Cafe Oliveto, Basil Leaf Thai, WokKing, DAI NAM Cafe And Takeaway, No 93 BBQ House, Boba Tea & Sushi, Vic Pies, The Mustard Seed - Cairnlea, Juicy Basket Sugarcane Juice Bar, Grind & Grill Haus, local businesses:
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Featured dishes

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Grilled Xo Tongue
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Grilled Chicken Feet
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Deep-Fried Chicken Ribs With Salt And Pepper
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Deep Fried Soft Shell Crabs With Salt And Pepper
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Free Range Chicken Steamed
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Pickle Chicken Feet
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Seafood Coleslaw
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Pork And Prawn Rice Paper Roll
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Prawn On Sugarcane
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Authentic Spring Roll
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Salt And Pepper Quail
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Crispy Skin Chicken With Red Rice / Com Ga Chiên Don
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Chilli Lemongrass Chicken With Steamed Rice
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Salt And Pepper Chicken Ribs With Steamed Rice
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Pho Traditional Vietnamese Beef Noodle Soup
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Salted Fish Fried Rice
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Vermicelli Salad With Spring Rolls And Grilled Pork / Bún Thịt Nướng
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Clay Pot Fried Rice
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Bun Mam
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Vermicelli Salad With Stir-Fried Beef Lemongrass / Bún Bo Xao
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Hainanese Chicken With Steamed Rice
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Gỏi Cuốn - Rice Paper Roll
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Nem Cua Bể
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Broken Rice With Grilled Pork Chop, Shredded Pork, Pork Cake And Fried Egg / Com Tam Dac Biet
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Hủ Tiếu / My
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Water Spinach With Garlic Sauce
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Stir-Fried Prawn With Ginger And Shallots
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Soft Drinks 1.25 L
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Pork Ribs With Plum Sauce
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Shark Fin Soup

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Nearby attractions of Kim Huong

Waterfield Park

Waterfield Park

Waterfield Park

4.3

(55)

Open until 12:00 AM
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Nearby restaurants of Kim Huong

Cafe Oliveto

Basil Leaf Thai

WokKing

DAI NAM Cafe And Takeaway

No 93 BBQ House

Boba Tea & Sushi

Vic Pies

The Mustard Seed - Cairnlea

Juicy Basket Sugarcane Juice Bar

Grind & Grill Haus

Cafe Oliveto

Cafe Oliveto

4.4

(240)

$

Open until 10:00 PM
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Basil Leaf Thai

Basil Leaf Thai

4.0

(135)

$

Open until 12:00 AM
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WokKing

WokKing

4.8

(84)

$

Open until 7:00 PM
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DAI NAM Cafe And Takeaway

DAI NAM Cafe And Takeaway

4.4

(75)

$

Open until 8:00 PM
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Reviews of Kim Huong

4.0
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1.0
47w

⭐1.0 - Disappointing Experience with Questionable Practices at Kim Huong Restaurant

My recent visit to Kim Huong Restaurant in Victoria, Melbourne, left me deeply dissatisfied. Here’s why:

Average Food Quality: The dishes lacked flavor and freshness, falling far short of the Vietnamese cuisine standards I’ve enjoyed elsewhere. Portions were small, and the overall experience felt overpriced for the quality.

Exorbitant Charge for One Brew: I was stunned to be charged $71.16 for a single beverage (receipt number INSERT NUMBER HERE]). This pricing feels unjustified and misleading, especially with no prior clarification from staff.

Subpar Cleanliness: The restaurant’s hygiene was mediocre at best. Tables were sticky, floors were uncleaned, and utensils had visible residue. Cleanliness is non-negotiable in dining, and this fell short.

Potential Food Safety Violations: I’m concerned some dishes may breach Australian food safety laws. Specifically, serving dead duck embryos (a dish known as balut) raises red flags. According to the Australia New Zealand Food Standards Code (Schedule 19-5), certain animal products are prohibited if not prepared or sourced compliantly. Balut, a fertilized duck embryo, has previously been flagged by authorities as non-compliant (e.g., [2017 Sydney restaurant fines). I urge the local council to investigate.

References: Australia New Zealand Food Standards Code, Schedule 19-5: Prohibited and restricted animals/eggs. NSW Food Authority’s seizure of illegal balut eggs (2017).

Final Thoughts: Avoid this restaurant. Overpriced, underwhelming, and potentially unsafe. I’ve reported my concerns to the City of Melbourne Health Department for...

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1.0
24w

We booked a banquet for a birthday party, but it was truly disappointing – both the service and portion size were extremely terrible. When we asked for salt and lime to go with Corona beer, the waitress (short, shoulder-length hair) brought them out with an unfriendly attitude, as if showing displeasure to the customers. Later, while serving soup, she slammed the bowls and spoons, spilling food all over the table. This was not an isolated incident – her service was consistently poor, and the other staff members were also unprofessional. The portion sizes were far too small. For the price we paid, it was completely not worth it.

Overall, it was a very disappointing experience, and we will...

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1.0
4y

Horribly bad, booked a table for 6 ppl for Mother’s Day, overpriced and wasn’t even worth a cent. The food came out extremely late and managed to forget sauce for com tam and brought out the wrong dish after we told them it wasn’t what we wanted!! I ended up taking it away since they had the place booked for a birthday party! the customer service was bad, no communication. how many sorrys do we need to hear in one night? my poor mother watched her kids ate while her dish took so long that it had to be TA on a Mother’s Day. pathetic place. One star because the fish tank and the scenery kept my niece running around...

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Santosh VAJJALASantosh VAJJALA
**⭐1.0 - Disappointing Experience with Questionable Practices at Kim Huong Restaurant** My recent visit to Kim Huong Restaurant in Victoria, Melbourne, left me deeply dissatisfied. Here’s why: 1. **Average Food Quality**: The dishes lacked flavor and freshness, falling far short of the Vietnamese cuisine standards I’ve enjoyed elsewhere. Portions were small, and the overall experience felt overpriced for the quality. 2. **Exorbitant Charge for One Brew**: I was stunned to be charged **$71.16** for a single beverage (receipt number **[INSERT NUMBER HERE]**). This pricing feels unjustified and misleading, especially with no prior clarification from staff. 3. **Subpar Cleanliness**: The restaurant’s hygiene was mediocre at best. Tables were sticky, floors were uncleaned, and utensils had visible residue. Cleanliness is non-negotiable in dining, and this fell short. 4. **Potential Food Safety Violations**: I’m concerned some dishes may breach Australian food safety laws. Specifically, **serving dead duck embryos** (a dish known as *balut*) raises red flags. According to the *Australia New Zealand Food Standards Code (Schedule 19-5)*, certain animal products are prohibited if not prepared or sourced compliantly. Balut, a fertilized duck embryo, has previously been flagged by authorities as non-compliant (e.g., [2017 Sydney restaurant fines](https://www.foodstandards.gov.au/newsroom/Pages/Illegal-eggs-seized-in-Sydney.aspx)). I urge the local council to investigate. **References**: - *Australia New Zealand Food Standards Code, Schedule 19-5*: Prohibited and restricted animals/eggs. - NSW Food Authority’s seizure of illegal balut eggs (2017). **Final Thoughts**: Avoid this restaurant. Overpriced, underwhelming, and potentially unsafe. I’ve reported my concerns to the [City of Melbourne Health Department](https://www.melbourne.vic.gov.au) for further review.
ha nguyenha nguyen
We booked a banquet for a birthday party, but it was truly disappointing – both the service and portion size were extremely terrible. 1. When we asked for salt and lime to go with Corona beer, the waitress (short, shoulder-length hair) brought them out with an unfriendly attitude, as if showing displeasure to the customers. Later, while serving soup, she slammed the bowls and spoons, spilling food all over the table. This was not an isolated incident – her service was consistently poor, and the other staff members were also unprofessional. 2. The portion sizes were far too small. For the price we paid, it was completely not worth it. Overall, it was a very disappointing experience, and we will definitely not return
Khanh DangKhanh Dang
This is a great spot for a family dinner or party. To ensure a peaceful dining experience, it's recommended to call ahead and confirm there won't be any loud events on the day you plan to visit. The food is delicious and the atmosphere is fantastic.
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**⭐1.0 - Disappointing Experience with Questionable Practices at Kim Huong Restaurant** My recent visit to Kim Huong Restaurant in Victoria, Melbourne, left me deeply dissatisfied. Here’s why: 1. **Average Food Quality**: The dishes lacked flavor and freshness, falling far short of the Vietnamese cuisine standards I’ve enjoyed elsewhere. Portions were small, and the overall experience felt overpriced for the quality. 2. **Exorbitant Charge for One Brew**: I was stunned to be charged **$71.16** for a single beverage (receipt number **[INSERT NUMBER HERE]**). This pricing feels unjustified and misleading, especially with no prior clarification from staff. 3. **Subpar Cleanliness**: The restaurant’s hygiene was mediocre at best. Tables were sticky, floors were uncleaned, and utensils had visible residue. Cleanliness is non-negotiable in dining, and this fell short. 4. **Potential Food Safety Violations**: I’m concerned some dishes may breach Australian food safety laws. Specifically, **serving dead duck embryos** (a dish known as *balut*) raises red flags. According to the *Australia New Zealand Food Standards Code (Schedule 19-5)*, certain animal products are prohibited if not prepared or sourced compliantly. Balut, a fertilized duck embryo, has previously been flagged by authorities as non-compliant (e.g., [2017 Sydney restaurant fines](https://www.foodstandards.gov.au/newsroom/Pages/Illegal-eggs-seized-in-Sydney.aspx)). I urge the local council to investigate. **References**: - *Australia New Zealand Food Standards Code, Schedule 19-5*: Prohibited and restricted animals/eggs. - NSW Food Authority’s seizure of illegal balut eggs (2017). **Final Thoughts**: Avoid this restaurant. Overpriced, underwhelming, and potentially unsafe. I’ve reported my concerns to the [City of Melbourne Health Department](https://www.melbourne.vic.gov.au) for further review.
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We booked a banquet for a birthday party, but it was truly disappointing – both the service and portion size were extremely terrible. 1. When we asked for salt and lime to go with Corona beer, the waitress (short, shoulder-length hair) brought them out with an unfriendly attitude, as if showing displeasure to the customers. Later, while serving soup, she slammed the bowls and spoons, spilling food all over the table. This was not an isolated incident – her service was consistently poor, and the other staff members were also unprofessional. 2. The portion sizes were far too small. For the price we paid, it was completely not worth it. Overall, it was a very disappointing experience, and we will definitely not return
ha nguyen

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This is a great spot for a family dinner or party. To ensure a peaceful dining experience, it's recommended to call ahead and confirm there won't be any loud events on the day you plan to visit. The food is delicious and the atmosphere is fantastic.
Khanh Dang

Khanh Dang

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