If you want Chinese food, as opposed to Australian Chinese food, particularly noodles, you may want to drop in at Mr Bun. The small eatery serves a wide variety of noodles that are generally unavailable at other Chinese restaurants. This is because the others serve what many Australians think is Chinese food. Seriously, Mongolian lamb? Satay beef? Lemon chicken? Even the fried rice bears little resemblance to what Chinese are used to. The variety of noodles, which come in huge bowls (nice if you like bigly meals), ranges from hot and spicy to cold noodles, which are just the treat on a summer's day. There are mild dishes and fiery ones; ask the waitstaff if you are not sure. Do try the Chinese hamburger and the pig's ears. The latter is crunch and is nicely flavoured too. And genuine as opposed to made for Aussie tastes.
Nancy Garner
Very nice and authentic. Really has the small-town China diner feel. Definitely recommend!
Mark Tan
Cold sesame paste noodles are creamy and refreshing on a hot day.
Jason
Would recommend. The best noodle place in Perth. Must try the belt noodles with braised beef soup. Definitely comeback for more delicious food ππ. Yum Yum.
If you want Chinese food, as opposed to Australian Chinese food, particularly noodles, you may want to drop in at Mr Bun. The small eatery serves a wide variety of noodles that are generally unavailable at other Chinese restaurants. This is because the others serve what many Australians think is Chinese food. Seriously, Mongolian lamb? Satay beef? Lemon chicken? Even the fried rice bears little resemblance to what Chinese are used to. The variety of noodles, which come in huge bowls (nice if you like bigly meals), ranges from hot and spicy to cold noodles, which are just the treat on a summer's day. There are mild dishes and fiery ones; ask the waitstaff if you are not sure. Do try the Chinese hamburger and the pig's ears. The latter is crunch and is nicely flavoured too. And genuine as opposed to made for Aussie tastes.