Adelaide Restaurants

Ying Chow

#3 of 148 things to do in Adelaide

#54 of 9613 things to do in Pacific

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Good for: Yummy~yummy delicious :), Foodies, food, Budget Travellers, Groups

Not good for: poeople, service

  • Address
    • 114 Gouger St
  • Transport
    • 99C
  • Phone
    • 08-8211 7998
  • Price
    • mains $10-17
  • Hours
    • dinner daily, lunch Fri

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Lonely Planet review for Ying Chow

This fluoro-lit, utilitarian eatery is a culinary gem; serving cuisine styled from the Guangzhou region, such as crispy salt-and-pepper squid and steamed duck with salty sauce. It gets packed – with queues out the door – but it’s well worth the wait.

 

Traveller reviews for Ying Chow (3)

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    I like "Ying Chow Chinese Restaurant"

    janettan recommends this,

    I Heard "Ying Chow Chinese Restaurant" is most popular in Adelaide, Australia. Hope one day i can visit to your restaurant.

    Good for: Yummy~yummy delicious :)

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    The best Chinese restaurant in Adelaide

    nigelbruer recommends this,

    Simply the best Chinese restaurant in Adelaide. Cheap and open late. Try the BBC (Broad beans, Bean curd and Chinese chutney) - one of the best dishes on Gouger Street!

    Good for: Foodies

    Not good for: poeople

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    Adelaide institution

    goosebumps recommends this,

    A small shop frontage opens way to a cluttered and somewhat disorganised 'Western Chinese' looking restaurant. Not being able to be heard from across the table from your guests adds to the atmosphere.

    A photo copied menu offers the best 'authentic' Chinese food in Adelaide. Having won many awards and proclaimed by hospitality insiders as the best cheap eat and authentic Chinese going round, Ying Chow restaurant is an Adelaide institution loved by many.

    Chefs choice include aniseed tea duck, mapo (granny's) bean curd, yue shang (fish flavoured) eggplant and broad bean, tofu and chutney (BBC) amongst others. No matter how may times you go there, something new never ceases to amaze.

    Although open past midnight (quite rare for Adelaide), Ying Chow is always booked out and hard to get a seat. Avoid standing around for hours and make a booking

    Good for: food, Budget Travellers, Groups, Solo Travellers, Families

    Not good for: service

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