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IG: 2Fish1Chip Picked up a value pack via Uber Eats as the weather didn’t motivate me to go for a drive. Order: 2 Fish, chips, sausage and hotdog Cost: $25.20 Fish was Warehou clean and smelt good and the size was good too. That was the best bits as the usual golden crunch of the batter was not there and the filet was noticeably chewy. If you’ve ever reheated FNC in the meecrowhavey the next day, the texture of everything doesn’t hit the spot, and that’s the experience I had here. The chips were a bit floppy side and soft to the bite. They reminded me of the chips you can get from a bakery selling chicken, which was okay just not that typical Chinese Chip Standard 😒 The sausage and hotdog were true to form and delivered the expected experience. Good size and very tasty, light in the oil as well. I tried to figure it out, but I’ve had chippy dinners from over the hill before, and they have arrived in a better state. Can only describe it as ‘Aueeee’

We just passed the cafe and was intrigue about Turkish cousine. Did not dissappoint. The place is cozy and quiet. Definitely the food tastes good and has big portions. NO gamey taste for the lamb👍🏻

Find was average. Dumplings in the noodle soup was tasteless. The fried calamari was good. Sat at the tables in the front, became full of them, bruised my knee getting up.

Delicious food, fast service, and super clean! The kebabs were full of flavour, and the staff were friendly and efficient. One of the best kebab shops around highly recommended!

This restaurant has giving me a great curiosity and challenged me to have a lunch here: 1. Why someone named a restaurant a FORBIDDEN CITY? It's very COOL like a movie title, but it's not. 2. It have a neon sign when open, even in the afternoon. It's weird but interesting for me! 3. the interior was not very inviting but at the same time very authentic?? 4. And then.. Serving an authentic chinese peking duck as a recommended menu?? 5. Some of the so-called Halal food wasn't leave a good impressions but okay I give it a try. I came with my wife on her birthday because she's craving peking duck from a long time, and we growing curiosity in this restaurant together. We ordered Roasted duck and Corn soup. The soup arrived first. My impressions is positive. The flavour was balanced. When you put some soy sauce and chilli oil, it hits different!! It was very perfect because we eating when outside is rainy so it warm our mouth, head and body. The roasted pecking duck became our "main course", along with the rice. We are very overwhelmed with the flavour. It's juicy, delicious, crispy skin... We could never want anything more than this!! The last bite still feel it's was first bite.. What an experience. When we finished and wanna pay, I never expected this: they selling the chilli oil!! Chilli oil here is very mandatory and never skip this on every meals here. Forbidden City is a proof that your restaurant doesn't have to be a gimmicky interior and striking sign to be a good restaurant. The name itself, the food, is enough reason to you why you should stop here and go home with the stuffed stomach. Very recommended.

This place is a massive favourite of mine when visiting the area twice a year over the past few years. Have mostly had Chinese dishes from this place and it always impresses, especially the Sichuan Chicken & Vegetables and Singapore Noodles. My sister also tried the Vegetarian Burger and didn’t stop raving about how delicious it was. Portions are big and loaded with plenty of very fresh ingredients.