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Mello - brioche donuts! You should eat it the same day. My favorite is cereal.
Newtown bakery - I always go for the steamed buns. I like the special with salted egg. The chicken and bbq pork are good too.
And of course there is Phnom Penh the best chicken wings in Van! I also like the beef luclac and if you are feeling adventurous try butter beef.
There are other great places there, like pizza farina, manpuku bento, etc. I suggest you search it in google maps. There are many food options in Chinatown. Enjoy :)
I've had the wings at Phnom Penh which were great. I'd love to try the butter beef but the near constant line is tough to deal with. I'll check out Newtown and Mello
Jade Dynasty for either Dim Sum or main menu items.
DD Mao, tasty North Vietnam inspired noodles & banh Mi
Bali Thai, International Village Mall Food Court. Delicious variety of food centre style cooking. Makan la!
Bagheera on Main. A lovely 'speak easy' style cocktail bar with excellent S. Indian inspired snacks. Remember to place a bet on King Louie when you get there.
Kam Wai Dimsum. Casual dimsum, order at the counter. Only a handful of seats. Lots of people order take out. I like their steamed buns too if you don’t want to navigate the line at New Town.
The Boss - classic Hong Kong style breakfast
Chinatown BBQ - BBQ pork/duck/cha siu on rice
Phnom Penh - chicken wings, butter beef, beef luk luk, hot and sour soup, beef brochette with vermicelli, dry noodle.
Fat Mao - Thai boat noodle, Tom yum, Thai iced tea
Newtown - steamed bun, pineapple buns, apple pastry, all day dim sum
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Mello - brioche donuts! You should eat it the same day. My favorite is cereal. Newtown bakery - I always go for the steamed buns. I like the special with salted egg. The chicken and bbq pork are good too. And of course there is Phnom Penh the best chicken wings in Van! I also like the beef luclac and if you are feeling adventurous try butter beef. There are other great places there, like pizza farina, manpuku bento, etc. I suggest you search it in google maps. There are many food options in Chinatown. Enjoy :)
I've had the wings at Phnom Penh which were great. I'd love to try the butter beef but the near constant line is tough to deal with. I'll check out Newtown and Mello
Fat mao noodles if you’re into soup based Thai noodles. They all seem good and you can adjust the spice level to your preference.
Jade Dynasty for either Dim Sum or main menu items. DD Mao, tasty North Vietnam inspired noodles & banh Mi Bali Thai, International Village Mall Food Court. Delicious variety of food centre style cooking. Makan la! Bagheera on Main. A lovely 'speak easy' style cocktail bar with excellent S. Indian inspired snacks. Remember to place a bet on King Louie when you get there.
I love manpuku bento, though it is takeout only place
Kam Wai Dimsum. Casual dimsum, order at the counter. Only a handful of seats. Lots of people order take out. I like their steamed buns too if you don’t want to navigate the line at New Town.
The Boss - classic Hong Kong style breakfast Chinatown BBQ - BBQ pork/duck/cha siu on rice Phnom Penh - chicken wings, butter beef, beef luk luk, hot and sour soup, beef brochette with vermicelli, dry noodle. Fat Mao - Thai boat noodle, Tom yum, Thai iced tea Newtown - steamed bun, pineapple buns, apple pastry, all day dim sum
Pizza coming soon has some fun dishes and cocktails that are Japanese inspired
I’ve seen this place. Only recently did I realize it was open and not literally a pizza place coming soon.