Top Best Chinese Restaurants in Hahndorf

"Arguably the most sophisticated of the Gouger Street contingent,Concubineboasts a smart interior where decor accents are used with contemporary flair. The menu, likewise, has a modern finesse: certainly, it’s Chinese dominated but there are also Thai and Malay influences and locally sourced ingredients are a priority. Highlights include salt and pepper squid, which comes with a refreshing chilli, apple and leaf salad and ‘Xinjiang’ lamb fillet with cumin, black pepper and dried chilli."

"This establishment stands out from many of its rivals on Gouger St, winning award after award for the best Chinese restaurant in South Australia. Located in an elegant space that’s a little more upmarket than some of its neighbours, Concubine dishes up delicious banquets stuffed with local seafood such as crispy squid, spicy barramundi and South Australian prawns."

"Concubine crafts Chinese fusion dishes made with locally sourced ingredients. The restaurant is an opulent space filled with lanterns that light the space up. Truly, all their dishes are world-class."

"Charming locals and tourists alike is the long-established House of Chow restaurant on Hutt Street in inner city Adelaide. Host Roz Chow welcomes patrons into her multi award-winning restaurant full o..."

"From the outside, Citi Zen still looks like the Irish pub that used to occupy the building before the Chinese restaurant moved in a few years back — but on the inside, there’s no mistaking the elegant red decor and dimly lit chandeliers. The massive 350-seat restaurant specialises in Cantonese cuisine, while lunchtime yum cha is popular, too."

"While plenty of other Gouger St restaurants come and go, Wah Hing has stood the test of time with its modest decor and consistent Chinese cuisine. The seafood-heavy menu hasn’t changed in years, and nor have the simple tables and chairs — just as the punters like it."

"This bright and airy eatery is a dependable option for Peking Duck, Crispy-Skinned Chicken, and a range of warming hot pots. House specialties include Australian native ingredients, like kangaroo and crocodile. 85 Gouger St, Adelaide"

"The restaurant has been serving the neighbourhood for over 50 years, it delivers Chinese food cooked with passion. If you are from the area, keep calm, they are still open, if you are not, here is your chance to try. From the iconic Fortuna Court Chinese Restaurant to your home, you can now immerse yourself in the comfort flavours of homemade Chinese cuisine at your place."

"Specialising in Szechuan flavours, it’s no surprise to find Ba Guo Bu Yi, on Gouger Street, is a destination for spice-lovers. Fiery dishes abound such as authentic mapo tofu, signature spicy boiled fish fillet and sizzling lamb with cumin and spice. The unassuming space is given a lift thanks to Chinese screens, red tablecloths and red lanterns."

"For the past 18 years, the team of cake specialists at How Sweet It Is have been creating unique wedding cake designs that are perfectly designed to make dreams into a reality. From the careful selection of fresh ingredients and flavours to the intricate finishing details that make each cake so special, couples are given the ultimate service experience that will make their big day that much more special. Location: Adelaide CBD"

"How Sweet It Is creates wedding cakes that will definitely make your wedding grand. Their flavour options varies depending on the likings of their clients. They have fruit flavors, nuts, and chocolates."

"If you are having a themed party especially during birthdays, you are most definitely recommended to contact Confetti Cakes By Steph. They create uniquely designed cakes that vary depending on the theme of the event and they offer these for affordable prices."

"The city centre and upmarket North Adelaide are surrounded by a broad band of parkland. Colonel William Light, Adelaide’s controversial planner, came up with the concept, which has been both a blessing and a..."

"The second oldest zoo in the country, Adelaide Zoo was opened in 1883 and is home to over 3,000 animals. Located just to the north of the city center, the zoo is divided into different regions, such as Africa, Australia, and South America. Animals from those parts of the world all reside happily in their natural habitats."

"Meet Wang Wang & Funi, the resident giant pandas at the Adelaide Zoo. They’ve been on loan from China since 2009 and are the only breeding pair in Australia, but they’ve yet to produce any offspring. At the zoo you’ll also see many native animals such as koalas, kangaroos, emus, and sea lions."

"Conveniently perched on the south end of King William Street in the city, this hidden dessert haunt boasts a huge menu. Snag a spot by the fireplace and devour desserts like crème brulee, waffles, churros and crepe cake. If you need a break from sugar (who are you?), they also have an equally delicious savoury menu."

"Styled in shades of baby pink and teal, The Aviary is where women meet their BFFs to catch up over cake. Desserts are nicely plated and executed: try the salted caramel and corn parfait, So Corny ($10.50) or the signature dish, Macaron Flower Pot ($10.50), which features a macaron on a stick set in a pot of Belgian chocolate mud cake with chocolate mousse and chocolate soil. Bookings recommended."