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Emma's Seafood and Dim Sum Restaurant

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East Victoria Park, Australia

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Emma's Seafood and Dim Sum Restaurant Reviews | Rating 4 out of 5 stars (8 reviews)

Emma's Seafood and Dim Sum Restaurant is located in East Victoria Park, Australia on 886 Albany Hwy. Emma's Seafood and Dim Sum Restaurant is rated 4 out of 5 in the category seafood restaurant in Australia.

Address

886 Albany Hwy

Price range

$$

Phone

+61 894702238

Service options

No-contact deliveryDeliveryTakeawayDine-in

Amenities

Good for kidsHigh chairsToilets

Accessibility

Wheelchair-accessible seating

Offerings

Small plates

Open hours

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Natasya Raja

Food was tasty and fresh. The food was really great quality. Portion sizes were smaller than I expected. Also the food was more expensive than I expected. However the staff were pleasant, attentive, and always ready to assist. The restaurant was very clean and classy. We were lucky enough to get parking right in front of the restaurant, however we had to pay for this luxury (ticketed parking).

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tiernan vincent

Ginger chicken was tender and tasty. Chilli salt and pepper squid was ok. Serving sizes were decent for.the price, food was ready quickly.

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Neil B

Had Valentines Day Dim Sum with My Wife @ Emma's. The food was delicious and hot and the staff very friendly. Good price and food came out quickly. Added to Our Dim Sum list!! 5 stars.

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Ayaka I

Freshly made dim sum cafe. Reasonably priced and friendly local atmosphere.

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Xian-Meng Flynn

The food was really delicious; the dumplings were nice and firm and the squid was crispy and spicy. The menu is quite limited in what they serve, but everything on there is great. The wait staff were also very friendly.

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Jack Vann-Lammonby

Excellent food. Had the crispy vinegar chicken, salt and chilli fish, pumpkin and prawn dumplings, fried dumplings and chicken feet. All great. The chilli oil was nice too, had some spice to it. I also enjoy being able to see into the kitchen, fun to watch the wok station. Good service too, will definently be back.

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Wen-Yew Lee

we went for dinner on Australia day and it seemed to be quite busy and understaffed. i think the dim sum wasn't great, but the noodles were very good. there's a good variety with dim sum roast meat rice and noodles.

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Ann Mathews

A place that used to be known for its dim sum, it now has very minimal selection. With so many dim sum restaurants around, they have failed to keep up. In addition to unsmiling faces and poor handling of utensils, they need to buck up in order to survive. Plus point, delicious fried rice.

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