Chinese pancake

I was taken here for lunch today and thoroughly enjoyed the meal.nnThe name speaks for itself and you have the choice of about 8 different options, including various meat and non-meat choices. Each pancake can be complemented with sweet chili sauce or coriander. I selected the Peking Duck with coriander which added a nice fresh twist to the meal. The pancake cost me $10.90 which I thought was inexpensive for what became a light yet filling lunch selection.nnSimilar to pub lunches, we received a beeper which allowed us to find a seat and chat until the food was ready. The pancakes were good to go within 10 minutes. They are served rolled and bagged, very similar to a doner kebab.nnAs for the pancake itself, it's almost a cross between a pancake and an omelette; firm and reasonably thick yet light, fluffy and reminiscent of the combination omelette bought at a Chinese restaurant. There is a wealth of flavours and I was impressed with this meal which was, fundamentally, a completely new concept to me.nnOverall, the freshness, flavours and reasonable price made this business one I'll be likely to visit again.

Very Disappointed! I bought a duck meat roll on 17th November 2018, that was a old woman made this for me. It’s very slim and only had a little duck skin in the roll.

Location: entrance to 8 street, Aldi side.nnMenu: variety of kebab style rolled-up egg pancakes with choice of main filling.nnPeking Duck, pork, terriyaki chicken, vegetarian, and more!nnFree add-ons: sweet chili, coriander.nnTasty: have eaten the Peking duck and Terriyaki Chicken pancakes.

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