Niko Niko

This is definitely one of the best and authentic Hong Kong food cafe in Melbourne. Prawn wonton have 2 big prawns inside, super authentic baked Pork chop on fried rice, super authentic fish boat congee and also steam chicken feet and pork rib rice, just like in yum cha. They also have other menu, such as ma po tofo, creamy egg and onion on rice, sichuan beef. They recently renovated and many pretty wallpaper featuring Hong Kong streets and attraction. This gave their diner a feel of Hong Kong. Restaurant is huge, but due to COVID, they cannot serve too many dine in customers. Even takeaway also worth the trip. This restaurant located next to train station. Very convenient. Booking is recommended during COVID normal. Waiter and waitress are very kind and friendly. Food price is average. Hong Kong car noodle will be try next time :)

The food is nice but service is extremely poor. I called to order and after picked it up there was a missing item. Trying to call them back at least 6 times, use 3 languages Cantonese Chinese and English but they just keep hang up, what a great service?. I ended up having to drive back there, they refused and denied that they didn't give me enough of what I bought. And what, i gotta pay extra for a new dish coz dont wanna waste my time and affect the people on the queue. An old lady behind the counter seems really insane and obviously she owns this business. Just kept yelling at her staffs and very impolite, rude to the customers .

SIMPLE HONG KONG CANTONESE STYLE RESTAURANT Niko Niko is a plain and simple Cantonese restaurant that serves up decent and well portioned dishes in a no fuss setting. Confusingly the restaurant signage is "Tung Wo" rather than Niko! The kind of place you'd happily go for a casual dinner, catch up with friends when all you want is good food and quick service. It is a bit noisy due to the lack of soft furnishings so if noise bothers you, maybe ask to be seated in the smaller section at the front which is quieter. Hawker-style or shared dishes on the menu and you get a huge complimentary jug of chinese tea. Soft drinks available but no alcohol unless you bring your own. There is a Dan Murphy liquor store just across the road. People with mobility issues will be fine as the restaurant is all on one even floor with no steps. Very close to Holmesglen train station.