Nine Dragons
Nine Dragons is close to Chinatown, Harbour Street, Railway Square, Haymarket, Sydney, Council of the City of Sydney, New South Wales, 2000
- Address: 39/45 Dixon St, Haymarket NSW 2000, Australia
- Phone: +61 2 9211 3549
- Website: ninedragons.com.au
Total Time: 13.54 minutes
Total Distance: 7.95 kilometers
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Nine Dragons reviews
(3.5 stars) The Dixon Street pedestrian mall hasn’t really recovered from the global pandemic. Visiting for a Sunday lunch with friends, it’s largely devoid of outdoor …
Very mediocre. Everything is lukewarm and dumplings are either stuck together or with very thick wrapper. Spinach dumplings & siu mais are decent but that's pretty much it. Stir fry long bean were not even cooked the proper way so it came out soggy.
Came here for yumcha on a whim, didn’t expect much as we walked in and there were no yumcha carts or yumcha ladies but decided to give it a chance anyways. You order by writing on a menu with a whiteboard marker which is honestly kinda …
The Dixon Street pedestrian mall hasn’t really recovered from the global pandemic. Visiting for a Sunday lunch with friends, it’s largely devoid of outdoor …
Very mediocre. Everything is lukewarm and dumplings are either stuck together or with very thick wrapper. Spinach dumplings & siu mais are decent but that's pretty much it. Stir fry long bean were not even cooked the proper way so it came out soggy.
Came here for yumcha on a whim, didn’t expect much as we walked in and there were no yumcha carts or yumcha ladies but decided to give it a chance anyways. You order by writing on a menu with a whiteboard marker which is honestly kinda …
The Dixon Street pedestrian mall hasn’t really recovered from the global pandemic. Visiting for a Sunday lunch with friends, it’s largely devoid of outdoor dining and we settle on Nine Dragons as a reliable hawker-style eatery. The menu is extensive, offering a broad range of Chinese dishes. The service is friendly and the food arrives promptly. However, the overall quality of the food is just average. The dumplings are lukewarm and either stuck together or have a very thick wrapper. The spinach dumplings and siu mais are decent, but the rest of the dishes fall short. The stir fry long beans are not cooked properly and come out soggy. The ambiance and decor of the restaurant are basic, nothing to write home about. While the customer service and staff are attentive, the wait time for food can be a bit long. Overall, I would say that Nine Dragons is a mediocre Chinese restaurant.
I visited Nine Dragons for a Sunday lunch with friends and was disappointed with the state of the Dixon Street pedestrian mall. It hasn’t fully recovered from the pandemic, and there is a lack of outdoor dining options. However, we decided to try Nine Dragons as it seemed like a reliable choice for Chinese cuisine. The menu is extensive, but the food quality was average at best. The dumplings were lukewarm and had a thick wrapper, and some of them were sticking together. The spinach dumplings and siu mais were the only decent dishes. The stir fry long beans were soggy and not cooked properly. The restaurant's ambiance and decor were nothing special, and the service was average. The staff was attentive, but the wait time for food was longer than expected. I don't think Nine Dragons offers good value for money, and I wouldn't recommend it.
I randomly decided to try Nine Dragons for yumcha with a friend, even though there were no yumcha carts or yumcha ladies in the restaurant. We ordered by writing on a menu with a whiteboard marker, which was a bit strange. The menu is extensive, but the food quality was mediocre. The dumplings were lukewarm and had a thick wrapper. The spinach dumplings and siu mais were the only decent options. The stir fry long beans were soggy and not cooked properly. The restaurant's ambiance was average, and the decor was nothing special. The service was okay, but the wait time for food was longer than expected. Overall, Nine Dragons is a mediocre Chinese restaurant, and I wouldn't recommend it for yumcha.
Nine Dragons is located in the Dixon Street pedestrian mall, which hasn't fully recovered from the global pandemic. I visited the restaurant for a Sunday lunch with friends, but it was lacking outdoor dining options. However, we decided to give it a try as a reliable hawker-style eatery. The menu offers a wide range of Chinese dishes, but the overall food quality was mediocre. The dumplings were lukewarm, some were stuck together, and the wrappers were too thick. The spinach dumplings and siu mais were the only decent options. The stir fry long beans were soggy and not cooked properly. The ambiance and decor of the restaurant are basic, with nothing remarkable. The customer service and staff were friendly and attentive, but the wait time for food was longer than expected. In terms of value for money, Nine Dragons is average at best.
I had a Sunday lunch with friends at Nine Dragons in the Dixon Street pedestrian mall, but it was disappointing to see the lack of outdoor dining options due to the lingering effects of the global pandemic. Nonetheless, we decided to try Nine Dragons as it seemed like a reliable hawker-style eatery. The menu is extensive, offering a wide variety of Chinese dishes. However, the overall food quality was mediocre. The dumplings were lukewarm and either stuck together or had a thick wrapper. The spinach dumplings and siu mais were the only decent choices. The stir fry long beans were not cooked properly and came out soggy. The ambiance and decor of the restaurant were average, nothing outstanding. The customer service and staff were friendly, but the wait time for food was longer than expected. As for value for money, Nine Dragons is just average.
My experience at Nine Dragons in the Dixon Street pedestrian mall was underwhelming. The mall has not fully recovered from the global pandemic, and there is a lack of outdoor dining options. I visited the restaurant for a Sunday lunch with friends, hoping for a reliable hawker-style eatery. The menu is extensive, but the food quality was mediocre. The dumplings were lukewarm and either stuck together or had a thick wrapper. The spinach dumplings and siu mais were decent, but the rest of the dishes fell short. The stir fry long beans were poorly cooked and came out soggy. The restaurant's ambiance and decor were average, and the customer service was satisfactory. However, the wait time for food was longer than expected. In terms of value for money, I don't think Nine Dragons is worth it.
Nine Dragons is located in the Dixon Street pedestrian mall, which is struggling to recover from the global pandemic. I visited on a Sunday for lunch with friends, but the lack of outdoor dining options was disappointing. However, we decided to give Nine Dragons a chance as it is known for hawker-style eatery. The menu is extensive, but the food quality was average. The dumplings were lukewarm and had a thick wrapper, some were stuck together. The spinach dumplings and siu mais were the only decent options. The stir fry long beans were not cooked properly and came out soggy. The restaurant's ambiance and decor were ordinary, nothing special. The customer service was friendly and attentive, but the wait time for food was longer than expected. Overall, Nine Dragons is a mediocre Chinese restaurant and not worth the money.
I went to Nine Dragons for yumcha on a whim, without any expectations. However, when I arrived, I was disappointed to find that there were no yumcha carts or yumcha ladies. Nonetheless, I decided to give it a chance. The ordering process was unconventional, as we had to write our orders on a menu using a whiteboard marker. The menu offered a wide variety of options, but the food quality was mediocre. The dumplings were lukewarm and had a thick wrapper. The spinach dumplings and siu mais were the only decent dishes. The stir fry long beans were soggy and not cooked properly. The ambiance of the restaurant was average, and the decor was nothing special. The service was okay, but the wait time for food was longer than expected. Overall, I wouldn't recommend Nine Dragons for yumcha.
Nine Dragons is located in the Dixon Street pedestrian mall, which is still recovering from the global pandemic. I visited the restaurant with friends for a Sunday lunch, but the lack of outdoor dining options was disappointing. Nonetheless, we decided to try Nine Dragons as a reliable hawker-style eatery. The menu is extensive, but the food quality was average at best. The dumplings were lukewarm and either stuck together or had a thick wrapper. The spinach dumplings and siu mais were the only decent choices. The stir fry long beans were soggy and not cooked properly. The ambiance and decor of the restaurant were nothing remarkable. The customer service and staff were friendly and attentive, but the wait time for food was longer than expected. In terms of value for money, Nine Dragons falls short.
Nine Dragons in the Dixon Street pedestrian mall was a disappointing experience for a Sunday lunch with friends. The outdoor dining options were lacking, and the mall has not fully recovered from the global pandemic. Nevertheless, we decided to visit Nine Dragons as a reliable hawker-style eatery. The menu is extensive, but the overall food quality was mediocre. The dumplings were lukewarm and either stuck together or had a thick wrapper. The spinach dumplings and siu mais were decent, but the rest of the dishes were lackluster. The stir fry long beans were soggy and not cooked properly. The ambiance and decor of the restaurant were average, and the customer service was satisfactory. However, the wait time for food was longer than expected. I don't think Nine Dragons offers good value for money.
I had a Sunday lunch with friends at Nine Dragons in the Dixon Street pedestrian mall, but the lack of outdoor dining options was disappointing. Despite this, we decided to try Nine Dragons as a reliable hawker-style eatery. The menu is extensive, offering a variety of Chinese dishes. However, the overall food quality was mediocre. The dumplings were lukewarm and either stuck together or had a thick wrapper. The spinach dumplings and siu mais were the only decent choices. The stir fry long beans were not cooked properly and came out soggy. The ambiance and decor of the restaurant were average, nothing remarkable. The customer service and staff were friendly and attentive, but the wait time for food was longer than expected. In terms of value for money, Nine Dragons falls short.
I randomly decided to visit Nine Dragons for yumcha with a friend, even though there were no yumcha carts or yumcha ladies present. We had to order by writing on a menu using a whiteboard marker, which was a bit odd. The menu offered a wide range of options, but the food quality was mediocre. The dumplings were lukewarm and had a thick wrapper. The spinach dumplings and siu mais were the only decent options. The stir fry long beans were not cooked properly and came out soggy. The ambiance of the restaurant was average, and the decor was nothing special. The service was satisfactory, but the wait time for food was longer than expected. Overall, I would not recommend Nine Dragons for yumcha.
