The story of Miss Chow’s
There was an adventurous young man named Mr Moon Chow, who travelled from China to seek his fortunes in Western Australia. While waiting for news of the gold rush, Mr Moon Chow made a living crafting delicious dumplings that reminded him of his home far away. His dumplings soon became a favourite amongst the locals who would often come to the market eagerly awaiting the exotic, tasty parcels.
One evening, a sweet and kind woman who had recently arrived from France crossed his path and it was love at first sight – quelle chance! Over a plate of Mr Moon Chow’s dumplings they shared stories and laughed all night. A few moons later, they married and had a little girl who learnt the secret recipe of the scrumptious dumplings. Today, in this beautiful, modern Chinoise-style setting, Miss Chow brings to you these famous dumplings (which may be enjoyed with a bit of French champagne for good measure).
Bon Appétit!
Miss Chow's is the Talk of the town
“One of our guests a scientist from Norway commented of the uniqueness and variety of servings that highlighted local product and complimentary sauces. She said that it is one recommendation she will make to her friends who travel internationally. A highlight of her visit. One of our researcher who is gluten free was surprised at the variety of food available to her. Well done meeting the needs of so many people who have dietary issues. Of course the ease of parking and the location is first class. We have made a note to include your quality restaurant in our hosting of international visitors in the future and we highly value our business relationship.”
Jim Murphy
“Our first time to eat here, and I’m a bit surprised someone welcome us and ushered us to a table that is not wearing a staff uniform… She’s very warm and friendly and said “Welcome to Miss Chows”. I’m so pleased and really felt welcome, and oh my when the food comes, absolutely delicious… the pork belly is melting on my mouth, the dumplings yummy. I will definitely come back and recommend this place to my friends…??”
Rosemarie Limbo
Restaurant Deco is modern. The waiters and waitresses are super friendly and well trained ?. Phenomenon is very nice and cozy, especially in cold season. Chinese kids meal is a feature. Food doesn’t contain MSG is a bonus. If the chef can use less salt, it would be better. You can dine alone or come as a group. Please make sure you book in advance if it is a weekend night. Recommend to all ages!
TECHMUM WA
“I’ve travelled extensively throughout China over many years. Miss Chow’s has managed to capture the sophisticated taste of the finest authentic Chinese dining you can find in Shanghai today. This is Shanghainese food at its very best, carefully selected for the Australian palette but exactly as you can find it in China.”
John C
“Moving recently to the area, Miss Chow’s has been on high rotation! Great vibe with super fresh ingredients, delicately spiced dumplings, fantastic wonton soups and their signature fried rice and hokkien noodles are perfect comfort food. Reasonable wine list by the glass and good value for great modern asian cuisine.”
Bali Beer C
“Fabulous dumplings and wantons. Chop Chop Chicken and Beef Noodles are favourites of all the family. Food is just as good at home as it is in the restaurant, a rare achievement for ‘take away’ options.
Sarah B
“Asian food with finesse – great quality, a beautiful setting. Friendly and helpful staff, a good drinks menu.
Nick E
“Went here for a friend’s birthday on a Tuesday lunchtime. There was a large group of us and the place was packed. (Always a good sign I think )! The service was amazing so attentive and as for the food well it was so tasty and fresh. A great wine list and lovely atmosphere. I will definitely be back.”
Jo-Lee J
“Went in for a quick lunch with a friend and our two girls. The vegetarian spring rolls are absolutely to die for, the taste is magnificent. We had fried dumplings and squid which everyone enjoyed. Friendly staff as always. Will definitely return.”
Jodie