Campsie RSL Club

Specifically about SunHo and the yum cha, it’s fantastic. It gets very busy so expect some waiting, even after you order on the sheets but it’s all worth it once the food comes out. Everything is hot and feels like they’ve sprinted from the kitchen to get it to you. My favourite is their signature rolls, soft rice noodle sheets on the outside and crispy “spring roll” type center.

Went here for yum cha at 1pm. The food was not too bad! You will need to pay for RSL membership per group which isn't that much. The table cloth was a little dirty and we could smell it when it was laid out. We bought typical dishes and their signatures. They tasted great! I would recommend their signature Sun Ho dishes. Their eggplant dishes I would pass because it taste like an imitation; too floury. These are based on 3 months ago. Verdict? Would visit again. They're not too bad compared to all in the vicinity.

Sun ho has a good following. I would say the dimsum still decent. Its not as much as last time like 5 siumai but 4 now. Basic dimsum done well enough. I would prefer carr pushers instead of ordering via paper

Sun Ho yumcha restaurant upstairs is a great place to have lunch.If you're a member you get 20% off the total bill.They didn't push any food trolleys around. The ordering system is you write down which foods you want on a piece of paper.Good food, fast service. Very cheap prices

The food was excellent and delicious. We been here second time. This time service was bad even the restaurant wasn't busy. We waiting for the last dish for 30 minutes, still not coming. We ask the manager, reply be patient the chef working on the frying my food. Wait for another 5 minutes. Still nothing happen. We ask one of the waiter they going to check the kitchen. He came back and said it is out of stock. Why don't they tell us earlier. We can leave early for people on the queue waiting for table.

Went there for the restaurant. First visit the crab was fine. Second visit the king prawns dish was lacking imagination, no garlic, ginger, shallots or seasonings for example, just Bland no flavour and lacked much ingredients. It even seemed prepared. Third visits, on a Saturday night, the restaurant want even open.

Just across the road from the large playground in Campsie on Anzac Square. It is a two level premises with lots of eats, drinks and poka machines. A lovely air conditioned inside and plenty of shady trees to keep the family shaded while playing with their children. There is also drinking water available at the playground, with the availability to fill up drinking bottles.

Had dinner here and ordered entrees:Steamed Prawn dumplings + Steamed Pork dim simsThese were so delicious, missed the yum cha run so this was a very lovely surprise to have yum cha tid bits at dinner time.The Steamed prawn rolls were delectable with there soft shell and flavourful stuffing.The steamed pork dim sims were one of the best I’ve had in Sydney!!The main meal of Spicy pork rib and special fried rice was so exactly the way I like it, crispy, spicy and so tasty!Had Chinese jasmine tea to wash it all down. Friendly and welcoming service, lovely waitress - this is def. a hidden gem in Campsie. Will def. come again for there yum cha!!!!

Dinner used to be very good. Now it’s just slow, less food (2 people meal no longer offer vegetables). Waitresses look unhappy(short of staff) and the restaurant does not allow people to take away rice as they prefer to throw it away.