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This is was a really pleasant surprise! Lovely warming authentic Swiss fondue served with French baguette on a wintry night. Reasonably priced, a must…
TheBearReview
CJ’s Restaurant
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This little family run restaurant is definitely a gem. There are not many cheese fondue restaurant around Sydney. From cheese fondue to risotto to pas…
Sus.licious
CJ’s Restaurant
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The cheese fondue is very mediocre but the steak frites is excellent! The lady serving us must've been the owner and you could tell she cared about he…
Rebecca
CJ’s Restaurant
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5 Reviews on “CJ’s Restaurant”
This is was a really pleasant surprise! Lovely warming authentic Swiss fondue served with French baguette on a wintry night. Reasonably priced, a must visit this winter.Garlic snails were surprisingly good too, although not served the traditional way in shells, the flavour was spot on.Crepe suzette was very good as well. Again, not prepared on a trolley in front of you, but the crepes had excellent texture, not too thin with a bit of ‘bounce’. The sauce was slightly on the tart side but still enjoyable.Will definitely try to be back over the next couple of months.
This little family run restaurant is definitely a gem. There are not many cheese fondue restaurant around Sydney. From cheese fondue to risotto to pasta to chocolate fondue, They have put love into the dishes. A very friendly owner is a plus!
The cheese fondue is very mediocre but the steak frites is excellent! The lady serving us must’ve been the owner and you could tell she cared about her restaurant. The decor seriously let’s this restaurant down, it’s void of any charm and it’s stuck in the early 90s. The Neon flashing sign on the outside is so tacky it discourages you to enter. There are posters stuck on the fridges and walls with blue tack and the Menu is in a plastic binder folder which is falling apart! A few nicely framed French posters, some table cloths and some real menus are small inexpensive changes that can improve the interior slightly. Oh and take down that neon signage!
Decent Neighbourhood French Restaurant. Food just as good as any neighbourhood restaurant of a similar size in France. Steak Frites was excellent, as was home made pat. Looking forward to going back to try the rest of the menu.
I came here with some friends for my birthday. I made a booking for 6 people. The place wasn’t very big so it was a little cramped for all with the place being busy on a Friday night. We picked the two course fondue set and it was a pretty fun D.I.Y cooking experience. Food took a little while but the good wine, friendly atmosphere and sociable staff made up for it. In all, I’d recommend this place for a fun, relaxed wine-and-dine communal cooking experience.