You can find better basic Chinese food elsewhere in town, but for duck and pork, barbecue-loving Sydneysiders know that this is the place to come. The poultry hanging in the window are the only decor at this small Chinatown staple, where the food is so fresh you can almost hear it clucking. Barbecued pork is the other featured dish, and the suckling pig is especially delicious. It's open until late at night, when the average customers are large groups of mates sprawled at the Formica tables feeding their drunken munchies, or Chinatown chefs kicking back after a day in the kitchen. The service is brusque (some say downright rude), but it's all part of the low-budget charm.
Visit the Travel Talk forums for help on planning your trip >>
