Mandarin Court - Burleigh Waters

The Card of Mandarin Court from Burleigh Waters includes about 126 different meals and drinks. On average, you pay for a dish / drink about A$17.

What Steve likes about Mandarin Court:
I dined here on a Thursday night. I had one of the best short soups and Mongolian lamp meals i have ever had. Generous servings of both and extremely tasty. Great service read more.

What Suzanne Dumont doesn't like about Mandarin Court:
Yum Cha was reasonable. Siomai, dumplings, pork balls, reserve ribs and sesame balls were all good. Wonton noodle soup: Noodles were dreadfully boiled, tasteless, false type of noodles for wonton noodle soup. Wonton was small, not very tasty, but edible and had really prawn in them. Soup was fine, not the best, but not bad, obviously lacked in salt. I do not recommend that you order it. read more.

At Mandarin Court from Burleigh Waters you have the opportunity to try delicious vegetarian dishes, in which no trace of animal meat or fish was processed, Many guests are especially looking forward to the experience of versatile, delicious Chinese cuisine. The Asian fusion cuisine is also an important part of Mandarin Court. Anyone who finds the usual and generally known menus too ordinary can here approach with a willingness to experiment and try some unexpected combination of ingredients taste, In the morning they serve a extensive breakfast here.