Fairly good menu selection to choose from, prices are about what you would expect to pay for fine dining in the Hills area. Service was attentive, friendly and quite fast. Good idea to get a platter if you want to try lots of different dishes and are sharing.
This place has pretty good Peking duck, with awesome crispy skin and lovely pancakes, fairly reasonable price too. The accompanying sang choi bau was also pretty good, even though I'm usually not a fan. Service, as with most Chinese restaurants, is brisk and a bit hit and miss.
Expensive pizza, but the whole experience is quite novel, so it's nice to try at least once. Creative names for all the pizzas based on Norse mythology. I like that the pizza toppings aren't your expected traditional ones... everything is in theme here.
On the expensive side, but very nice food. Beware, as they don't take bookings. Very casual. Cute napkins in a basket make you feel like you're on a picnic! But the food is definitely not boring picnic fare!
Had the 2 course dinner special. Serving size of the entree was a bit paltry. And the discount from choosing this 'special' wasn't much cheaper than the normal menu. Service was super friendly though.
Approximate cost: $20
Servings are not at all generous for the price you pay. Ambience is nice, probably a tad more classy than your usual Malaysian restaurant. That said, the authenticity of the dishes is questionable. A decent feed with friendly staff, but nothing to write home about.
Approximate cost: $17
Slightly more generous servings than its Stanhope Gardens counterpart. Good if you're in a big group and interested in sharing lots of different dishes. No standout dishes, but nothing too offensive either.
Probably not a place you'd make a trek especially for, but it's in a handy location for a quick road trip stop. Very busy all the time it seems, but it's a good alternative to the adjacent McDonalds. Pretty standard fare, a bit pricey, but staff are friendly and quite attentive.
Tiny yum cha restaurant tucked away in one of the many Cabramatta arcades. Very quiet location, but you'll probably have to wait for a table during peak times. Surprisingly good for a very simple looking place - definitely good value for money.
Approximate cost: $12 per head for yum cha
A nice alternative to McDonalds - good range of burgers, as well as seafood, mostly cooked to order. Reasonable prices too. Fairly ample seating area, though lunch time can be a bit of a battle for a seat. Friendly, down to earth service.
Approximate cost: $7