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I had roast duck with rice noodles - the roast duck was pretty good, however the noodles were cut too thickly and unevenly.My friend had char siu (BBQ…
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Shocking food quality. Rice tasted like left over and $3 surcharge per person on the day we ate there.…
Scott
Kenny’s BBQ Noodle House
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Cheap and cheerful.... And the food was good (for the price)…
Lindsay Barton
Kenny’s BBQ Noodle House
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9 Reviews on “Kenny’s BBQ Noodle House”
Cheap and cheerful…. And the food was good (for the price)
John. I found the service to be poor.I ordered Fried rice and it smelt burnt, It was burnt and charred and not nice.When I complained they took it away and just discounted 2 dollars off the price.I would never eat there again
Food standard dropped. Bad and unprofessional service. Don’t order wonton noodle as they taste terrible and still frozen inside. You are better off at Tak Kee opposite.
Love this place! Best Asian ive had in canberra by far! Recommend honey chicken!!
Great value food!. Just had takeaway from Kenny’s and was really surprised, having read previous reviews! The duck pancakes are really yummy, and the sweet and sour pork is great. Price point is exactly what you want from takeaway Chinese.
Used to come here a lot but food quality and taste has declined eversince..
Just ok, but I’m not coming back.. A clean place to eat with a simple menu, service with a smile. Our visit was in the first week of January, later in the evening. Duck pancakes were yummy, but I have to say the other dishes were average, not enough sauce on the roast pork mix noodles and the most gigantic sized pieces of pork I have seen on a dish. And I’m guessing the last of the chewiest pork pieces left due to the lateness of our visit. All can be forgiven at this time of year, even the $3 per head public holiday surcharge. And tiny mistake, presented with another table’s higher bill (there were only three tables dining). But I really won’t tolerate the $2 charge requested when I asked for a small amount of freshly cut chilli. It’s a good enough reason to never return, with all the other great places to eat in Dickson.