Man Tong Kitchen

We had banquet C which is $108.80 per person. It was disappointing and not up to our standard. The Peking duck pancake is thick and duck is tasteless. Fried rice is bland. Contrary to the fried rice, the Mongolian beef is over powering with sauce . One bite to the beef, we could not even have a second bite . The ambience was pleasant and service was okay. Won’t want to waste any calories in this restaurant.

I went to my friend's birthday dinner and ordered a few things. Everything tastes all right, not special. Schechuan (not sure if I splet it right) chilli oil was tasty though. It usually mixes with won ton but we asked to have sauce separately. I wouldn't get through all dishes without that chilli oil (not the normal one on the table) as they are quite plain. Prawn with garlic and butter is just that ... prawn, garlic, butter and no vegetables. Service was okay. Decoration is quite nice like you know that you're un Chinese restaurant. Of course, it's a little overpriced for the taste of food but it's in Crown casino so understandable. Would I come back? Maybe .. not 😅 but it's convenient though if you go to have fun at Crown.

Man Tong Kitchen is a beautiful restaurant and staff are friendly and attentive. The menu has a big selection along with a very comprehensive wine list. The dumplings are next level and you can taste the difference in the fillings. The wontons in chilli oil was a stand out. The spicy fried squid had a very light batter and the squid was perfectly cooked. The tender beef in XO sauce had a complex flavour profile with a pleasant hit of chilli. There's a big menu to work through and I can't wait to be back!

Seems a lot of reviewers were not impressed with the food, service and price. We were very impressed with the food which had top quality ingredients, excellent flavour, and large servings. The service was from young international student types, so efficient, helpful, attentive even, but not necessarily warm and friendly. I couldn't care less: take my order, bring it quickly. I don't need you to be my friend. The price was well worth it for the dishes we had. We had to order carefully because there were some really expensive options, but we found plenty to like at around $40 per dish. We ordered 3 mains (prawns, seafood, fish, with one entree and rice) and two were like a double serve, one could have served 4 people. We barely touched the third, too full. Drinks had reasonably priced options and good pour size. I'm sorry some people didn't enjoy their meal but if you like Chinese food like you used to get years ago at your favourite Chinese restaurant, I recommend you try Man Tong

Wow !! What a great menu and service. We had the duck pancakes , spicy dumplings, fried rice , garlic green Veges, chicken corn soup and fried ice cream. All were fresh and prepared with lots of flavour. We are here for a few more days and will definitely be eating here again. 5 star. Highly recommend.

What a joke. I asked if the Mongolian lamb is spicy, as my kids can’t eat spicy food. They confirmed it is only sweet, no spice at all. So I ordered it. One bite and it was so spicy my kids couldn’t eat it. I told them when I went to pay why the dish was still on the table and the lady was trying to tell me that there is no spice at all in a Mongolian dish, it must have just been hot. What a joke. I think I know the difference between spicy and the dish just being a hot temperature. Never going there again. I told them they need to learn what spicy is and taste the sauces like a proper chef is suppose to do when someone needs a dish that isn’t spicy. The duck was very salty also. Only thing my kids could eat was the fried rice. We had to go someone else to feed my kids. Shame on you for lying.