Munch Delight - South Perth

This was unfortunately not a pleasant meal or experience at all. many meals were very dirty. the honighühnchen had two kinds of chickens in it some were old and some were fresh, there was hardly any honey at all. the vegetables were well cooked, but there was no taste, a small piece of bone was also found in the vegetables. the rice paper roll had a nice taste when the dry chicken and cooked garnels were removed. will not be fed back here.

We had drinks next door in the bar 399 and got on recommendation of the munch friends nibbly we ordered a few dinge. stuffed huh had crispy skin and tasteful mix of filling, fresh garnish were just the fresh and the erdnus sauce came it was a delicious strong aroma, it added the rolls beautiful. I can't say that I'm a big fan of pho, but their had a tasty brew and a generous amount of fillings that was portioning massive! I've passed this place so often without venting me, so happy I did! pleasant surprise, how good it was eating and very affordable!

On Sunday arvo had the family dinner at munch delight. they were not busy at all, only few tables occupied. we ordered their lunch specialties. in total we are very satisfied with all the things done. beef rendang was tender and tasty, Malaysian version. singapur malay mai the mushrooms tasted over the same, only with slightly different ingredients. sizzling Japanese tofu with salted fish was good. well maintained kway teow was so. a plate I did not like was bbq pork with steamed vegs, since the sauce was very sweet. the service was good, no fuss. Maybe they go back and try other dishes, but not in a hurry.

One of our go to places for malaysian food, some of our favourites are the malaysian curry chicken, laksa and fried noodles...they also have the best bbq pork noodles in town...in my opinion at least...better than the noodle forum ones...they've much more room now that they've moved into the new lot in northbridge...

This is the first time I've come across an Asian restaurant that charges 1 for a bowl of soup to go with hainanese chicken rice. And having the audacity to say other restaurants charge too! Name me one, I say. Hoi Bo, Tak Chee, Newton circle, ten ten, Cambridge international food court ALL provide free soup. It's the norm at hawker centres in Singapore for goodness sake. And at the end of the day, quibbling over a bowl of plain soup has soured the group's dining experience that it's unlikely we'll become repeat customers. I believe customer service 101 is desperately required. Now to the food, the hainanese chicken and rice was tasty. The beef rendang lacked the punch of...read more