Lucky Inn Chinese Restaurant

Not sure what Australian Chinese exactly is, but it didn't feel like authentic Chinese. Food (sizzling beef) was well cooked but felt buried in too much (hoisin) sauce.

Well we are chinese food addicts and the place is right up there with the best will be back there again tonight ????????

Ordered over the phone and didn't get what we ordered when i called them back was told that it was right and nothing more can be done, i have never had a problem before just this time with the Honey Chicken cutlets where chewy and not what I ordered think i was give Honey Chicken pieces which is different

We are lucky the restaurant was opened on an Easter Sunday night and first impression was that the place was relatively big, clean and reception was friendly. There were 2 young Aussie girls at reception and doing the serving. Drinks came quickly; same with the entrée of spring rolls which we were advised were made of pork and vegetable but they only had veges in them. However, the mains took nearly 40 minutes to arrive - king prawns with butter and garlic was good; combination omelette was okay, noodles were tasteless and the large fried rice was okay. All up, paid $99 for the lot. One positive thing is that their ladies toilet was clean :)

Great for a family night in, reasonable prices, large restaurant, friendly staff. Quantities are good, doesn't feel like you're ripped off