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Malay Chinese Takeaway
Ph: (02) 9231 6788; Shop 1, 50-58 Hunter St, SYDNEY 2000
malaysian/chinese, $$ -
Open Mon-Fri 11am-7.30pm, Sat 11am-6pm; Unlicensed, BYO
Other published opinions
Sydney Eats 2008 "They must be doing something right at this popular eatery as it's a given that you're not here for the ambience - think Laminex tables and strictly utilitarian accoutrements"
Sydney Eats 2006 "Be prepared to queue for lunch at this utilitarian barn of a place below street level: sometimes the line of students and suits snakes all the way up the inelegant stairway. Once you order and pay, you wait for someone to yell out when it's ready, then you go fetch."
Sydney Morning Herald Joanna Savill, 27-7-2006 "Deep in the enclosed spaces buried beneath, beside and behind our mighty office towers you will find little pockets of South-East Asia, where soy sauce and shrimp paste fill the air and every city-bound Malaysian and Singaporean - and their co-workers of every other nationality - are feasting on the many specialties the Asian world has to offer."
Or perhaps ...
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