Time Brasserie
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Reminiscent of the Hong Kong Style. Great portion sizes with decent prices. Loving the set menu. I had the corned beef and egg sandwich. The bread was…
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Wonderful Chinese-Western meals with large portions. We've been here several times and had the chicken and pork rice special combos with soup + bread …
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A Casual Hong Kong Style Cafe located near the outskirts of Hurstville CBD. It's entry showcases Princess Diana memorabilia.[Environment] - plain - be…
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Time Brasserie is open for Casual Dining. Time Brasserie serves Australian and Chinese dishes. Incorrect or missing information? Make a report, or claim the restaurant if you own it!Details
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3 Reviews on “Time Brasserie”
Reminiscent of the Hong Kong Style. Great portion sizes with decent prices. Loving the set menu. I had the corned beef and egg sandwich. The bread wasnt fresh. Other than that very good. I love the subtle cinnamon taste from the French toast. It is a big serving more than the typical ones from HK.
Wonderful Chinese-Western meals with large portions. We’ve been here several times and had the chicken and pork rice special combos with soup + bread ($18 was the dinner price). They also give good Chinese tea that’s brewed properly. Left satisfied every time.
A Casual Hong Kong Style Cafe located near the outskirts of Hurstville CBD. It’s entry showcases Princess Diana memorabilia.[Environment] – plain – besides the memorabilia, the dining area is plain and simple. There was an attempt at giving it an industrial look through the use of the old decorative filament lights as pendant lights but that’s it. On the upside, they use carpet which contributes to the quiet dining. The large windows let a lot of natural light in but the view is of construction of apartment buildings.[Service] – good – cantonese speaking, attentive and friendly with a smile. They wore uniforms.[food] – simple and tastyFrench toast – was simple and sweet. It came with condensed milk dip. I quite enjoyed it because of my sweet tooth.Yin yang coffee – this is a combination of black tea and coffee, very traditional hong kong style.The Baked pork in Portuguese sauce with rice came with soup, garlic bread and the coffee. This main dish was nice. The best way I could describe it would be, Spicy Curry.This is a good place for straight forward ‘quick fix’ casual food with good service but crying for more decor around the eating area. It reminds me of a school canteen. Not a place for first dates unless casual is something you want to portray.