Mr Sun's Kitchen — Restaurant in Melbourne

Was in the area and looking for a quick bite for dinner. Looking at the reviews they were well above average so thought we'd give this restaurant a try? Upon entry we were greeted happily and seated with a smiling face, very accomodating and welcoming. We ordered the seafood fried rice, chilli beef, honey prawns and twice cooked pork with vegetables in a szechuan sauce. The food was served at an impressive, prompt pace, very tasty and fresh too. For myself it was nice to hear the background noise of the chef cooking and tossing the sizzling wok in the kitchen. Service was great and an overall lovely experience dining in. Couldn't fault the food and would recommend this restaurant to anyone. Prices are around about the average cost you would expect for eating out. If it was local to me I would definitely make this place one of my regular places to dine. Mr Sun you are...

First time here. Nice neat place. The sound of wok tossing and kitchen noise can be heard from the dinner room. Service was prompt. Food is a little average. We had slow cooked beef (didnt go well with potato), Crispy chicken with dried chili (not a lot of chicken but plenty of dried chili and some kind of biscuit in the bottom to make the dish a larger portion than it is), Vegetarian dumplings (that was nice) and Vegetarian Fried Rice (too moist for my liking). 4 dishes for $86. Little...

Affordable Chinese fare with your standard variety of food. Came for an early dinner on a Friday night (5:30pm) and it started becoming busy at around 6:15pm. We ordered rice dishes priced at $16-$17 each, including kung pao chicken, pork and black pepper beef. Food came out very quickly, waitress was efficient. Kung pao chicken was good, and although we were surprised to see that the black pepper beef was served almost in a soup, it had a nice Sichuan style to it. Good place for no...