Yin LI Chinese Restaurant
About the Business
Welcome to Yin LI Chinese Restaurant, a culinary gem nestled in the heart of Sydney, Australia. Conveniently located on Dixon Street, number 71, our establishment is a must-visit destination for food enthusiasts seeking an authentic Chinese dining experience.
As an esteemed restaurant, Yin LI Chinese Restaurant takes immense pride in delivering exceptional cuisine that showcases the rich flavors and traditions of Chinese gastronomy. From the moment you step into our elegant and inviting space, you will be transported to the bustling streets of China, immersing yourself in an ambiance that exudes warmth and hospitality.
Our extensive menu boasts a diverse selection of mouthwatering dishes, meticulously crafted by our talented chefs who possess an unparalleled expertise in Chinese cuisine. Whether you crave the classic flavors of Cantonese, Sichuan, or Hunan, or seek a fusion of traditional and modern dishes, Yin LI Chinese Restaurant offers an array of delectable options to satisfy every palate.
Indulge in our signature dishes, such as the succulent Peking Duck, expertly roasted to perfection and served with delicate pancakes and an array of accompanying condiments. For seafood lovers, our menu features an assortment of fresh catches, prepared with precision and presented in innovative and tantalizing ways.
At Yin LI Chinese Restaurant, we understand the importance of using only the finest ingredients to create culinary masterpieces. That is why we source our produce from local suppliers, ensuring that each dish is infused with the freshness and quality that our discerning guests deserve.
Our commitment to providing an exceptional dining experience extends beyond the food itself. Our attentive and knowledgeable staff are dedicated to ensuring your visit is memorable, catering to your every need with genuine warmth and attentiveness.
Whether you are seeking a romantic dinner for two, a family celebration, or a corporate gathering, Yin LI Chinese Restaurant can accommodate your needs. Our spacious and tastefully decorated dining area provides the perfect setting for any occasion, while our private dining rooms offer an intimate space for more exclusive gatherings.
As a point of interest in Sydney, Yin LI Chinese Restaurant invites you to embark on a culinary journey that celebrates the rich heritage of Chinese cuisine. Join us today and experience the flavors, aromas, and hospitality that have made us a renowned destination among locals and tourists alike.
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Location & Phone number
71 Dixon Street, Sydney, New South Wales 2000, Australia
Hours open
Monday:
11:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Tuesday:
11:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Wednesday:
11:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Thursday:
11:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Friday:
11:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Saturday:
11:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Sunday:
11:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Reviews
"The food was an amazing, with a mix of Panda Express-ish food and triditional Chinese food. The service was great with polite staff, I was even greeted at the door. The atmosphere was ok. It looked like any other Chinese restaurant. The food was pretty cheap too."
"I agree that the time we visited the restaurant would be busiest time of the year. I came here for Chinese New year opening Night 2018 with a small group of friends. The staff took the orders and did not notify us that it will take around 40-45 minutes for our items to get delivered. As starters, they got two sets of prawn dumpling but all the other food items were served to us really late. Also, it looked like the waiters were confused with the food order and kept on getting wrong items to the table till the final orders were delivered. My review for this restaurant is bad customer service, poor time management, overpriced food items, and not keeping the customers informed before hand."
"Horrible. We came here before going to the Aladdin musical at the Capitol Theatre. It was one of the few restaurants in Chinatown that we could get into. Terribly overpriced. Extremely slow service and dim sims that were still frozen inside served to us and at least two other tables. There was a wooden peg on our plate. They obviously use them in the kitchen for whatever reason and forgot to remove it before serving. I was just about to take a mouthful of food and the waiter reached over the top of me to grab the peg I had placed in the middle of the table. The owner lady was yelling orders in Chinese at the wait staff in the middle of the restaurant. And then there were the dead fish floating amongst the barely live fish in the tank that the 'fresh fish' are plucked from prior to cooking. Avoid this restaurant at all costs. Wish there was a zero star rating as 1 star is being generous."
"I felt like I was not wanted in this restaurant. It was expensive and the food was at best average. It was very obvious that the Asian people present were placed in a different light to the rest of the diners. At our table (six diners) we all agreed we had made a mistake selecting this restaurant to eat. To top it off we were advised by a Chinese Australian diner that we were charged more for our meal than the Chinese diners as we left the restaurant. She explained the different colour menus were for Chinese and then anyone else and were different in price. We were all disgusted."
"The Hot & Sour soup was thickened beef stock with shredded bamboo shoot and sliced mushroom. It was neither hot nor sour. The salt and pepper squid was very good (that gets 2*) but the Kung Po chicken had dried chillies with no flavour or heat and whole green peppercorns which ruined the palate if you bit on one. The prices were ridiculous, the wine especially so. The best bit though was watching one of the staff/management/family spitting into the rubbish bins on prominent display in the restaurant. Appalling place, best avoided."
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