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This place is always my go to place for noodles and dumplings. The fried noodles were a good portion size and very tasty. Steamed dumplings were delic…
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Large menu, very decent pricing and great authentic flavour! Great place for a quick tasty place to eat at, just don't expect any service, but the foo…
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Sea Bay Hand Made Noodle Restaurant
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Really good handmade noodles and dumplings.I particularly like the fried handmade noodles (although the pork is mince, so I prefer the other meats), t…
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Sea Bay Hand Made Noodle Restaurant
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Sea Bay Hand Made Noodle Restaurant is open for Casual Dining. Sea Bay Hand Made Noodle Restaurant serves Asian and Dumplings dishes. Incorrect or missing information? Make a report, or claim the restaurant if you own it!Details
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9 Reviews on “Sea Bay Hand Made Noodle Restaurant”
Really good handmade noodles and dumplings.I particularly like the fried handmade noodles (although the pork is mince, so I prefer the other meats), the fried dumplings, and also the cold bean noodle.The restaurant layout is long and narrow which is not so convenient, and the service can be hit and miss, but the food is great
The customer service is horrible. I dont want to try again. They made a mistake and told us they can do nothing about that. I will never ever go to this restaurant again and I will tell all my friends of my experience.
This is one of my favourite places for a feed in Eastwood. I have been here a few times and I always enjoy the food! A very classic choice is the beef soup with hand made noodles. Its simple and light, but done well. However, my absolute favourite go to are the fried hand made noodles. Theres just something about them that I cant resist, and they are the ultimate comfort food. The noodles always have great flavour and the portion size is very generous for me personally.I’ve also tried the chicken soup with hand made noodles and their fried chives egg buns (it’s more of a pancake though), both of which are super enjoyable as well. Service is average, but you can’t expect much in Eastwood and it’s good enough when all you need to do is order your food. This restaurant epitomises what fairly cheap-ish and hearty asian food is all about.
Sea Bay is one of those restaurants that only few dishes well. To a point it iconic, I crave for that lamb spicy hand made noodle. It’s amazing! Once a month… Pan fried dumplings is best you get, the texture and flavor is truly unique.Then there lamb skewers, decent and consistent.
Joint seems popular with the locals. While waiting for my takeaways, phone almost never stopped ringing. Apparently peeps ordering takeaways as well. The veg dumplings were nothing spectacular 2.75/5. The fried hand made noodle w chicken 2.75/5 was again, like other noodles shop in the area, over-cooked. I guess most of their customers like it that way? I prefer it al-dante.. that said the flavour was alright.
There’s no shortages of Chinese cuisine in Eastwood, but there’s not many places around that do hand-made noodles. This place isn’t rated very highly, but I think it’s a decent eat for the price and the size of their dishes. You can tell by the people in the restaurant eating by themselves that this is more of a place you go when you need a quick meal that tastes like home. We ordered the Hand-made noodles with Lamb and the Chicken with flat noodles, both costing $13.80 each. Firstly, the portions are huge! It’s great because you only need one dish to fill you up. I really love the hand made noodles – they’re chewy and thick and just the way you want them to be. There wasn’t too much meat in the stir fry unfortunately, but it had a lot of flavour to make up for it. If you love your carbs, this is the place to go.Downside is that the staff here really only speak Chinese. If you don’t speak it, be prepared for a lot of gesturing at the menu. Will be back when that handmade noodle craving hits me again!
Look I don’t know why people are expecting a 5 star Chinese culinary experience when they go to Seabay.But if you are feeling lazy and are keen to drown yourself (for both the night, and lunch the next day) in thick, chewy handmade noodles with a tasty sauce for $13.80 you have found a winner.Edit: Price increase :'(