Address and Contact Information
Address: 410 Sandy Bay Rd, Sandy Bay TAS 7005, Australia
Phone: +61 3 6225 7888
Website: https://kwanho.com.au/our-food/
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Reviews
My best friend and I enjoyed the Sacha King Prawns Claypot (8pcs, GF available) — sautéed king prawns with ginger, shallot, rice vermicelli noodles and Shacha sauce. It was absolutely divine. The flavours are hard to put into words: rich, aromatic, beautifully balanced, and the texture was just perfect. Truly a standout dish.
We also ordered a summer mocktail which was refreshing, vibrant, and just beautiful. I can’t remember the exact ingredients, but it was stunning and paired perfectly with the meal.
Whether you’re after a quick takeaway dinner or you want to indulge and enjoy a full banquet, I highly recommend this place. It’s one of our favourite spots to visit, and it never disappoints.
I will always come back to Kwan Ho, especially for my favorite Shanghai noodles – they are some of the best I’ve ever had!
Highly recommend this place for anyone who loves delicious food and great service.
So when paying top dollar, you expect generosity and knock out dishes. Dumplings fine, moreton bay bug, bit stingy with one bit each, flavour good. Next, 2 scallops each and 1 lamb chop each- tasty. Ling fish, tasty and reasonable portion. So far we were reasonably happy but not value so far. Then we got the cape beef short ribs. 4 slices each and a bowl of what was meant to be prawn fried rice. Ribs were tasty, the fried rice, I make better at home and my local chinese suburban restaurant, leaves what we got for dust. This is mainly what killed it for us. The cubed carrots, corn and peas is what you get frozen from Woolies. The “prawn” component was the teeny weeny frozen shrimp you get again from the likes of Woolies. Not a “prawn” in sight and 2 small scoops into seperate bowls. I would expect when paying $210 for 2 people, you would get a decent plate of fried rice with real prawns and all the lashings, otherwise do not call it “premier”. I get more food for $80 to feed a family of 4 from my local than spending $210 for 2 here. Overall, the food was good but not for the price and as noted, the fried rice let it all down.
We had a good range of dishes for entree and main. Every one of them had their virtues and there wasn’t one we felt was lacking. It was a good sample. Oysters, scallops, spring rolls, beef, pork belly, crispy skin chicken, fish, seasonal vegetables and fried rice were among the dishes we tried. They were all mighty tasty. The ingredients were fresh and good quality. The cooking and presentation were very good. The wine list was good. Overall cost was modest we thought for the quality of the meal.
All in all a good experience. Kwan Ho is recommended.