Qing's Kitchen - Eastwood

When visiting Eastwood, you won't find Michelin-star chefs or fancy tasting menus. Instead, it is a hub for simple and delicious Asian cuisine. Korean restaurants can be found on the east side of the train station, while Chinese restaurants line Rowe Street, creating a diverse culinary experience.

Fast service, tasty food and large servings. This a great restaurant to have dinner around the area! <br/ We ordered the beef pho and the grilled chicken Vermicelli salad. The portions were reasonable along with the prices. <br/ Staff were attentive even on a busy day were the restaurant was fully seated. <br/

We were hungry when we got there and the order was fast , we didn't have to wait long for the food to come out and there was a mix of Vietnamese and Chinese food we can choose from .The price was reasonable and the food taste good as well and we will come back for second.

HUNGRY SUMMARY nice Chinese restaurant with a comfortable atmosphere, tasty food and great options. This restaurant specialises in Hakka cuisine so come try it out!<br/ <br/ FOOD ordered a pork belly with rice dish. Came with chinese cabbage as well as mei cai (pickled cabbage) generally used in Hakka Chinese cuisine. The meat was tender, fatty and tasty. The mei cai sauce really added great flavour to the rice and the vegetables were good counterbalance to the meat. Great dish. <br/ <br/ PRICE $13.80. Decent price. However cash only (as with a lot of Chinese establishments) which is haram.<br/ <br/ SETTING spacious and clean restaurant. A new place (replacing a long standing pho restaurant) and definitely provides customers with food options that don't require you to order lots of dishes and share (which is normally how Chinese restaurants do it).

Food was good for a fusion place! Would come back. Minus one star for the smell of the toliet or just don't sit at the very back