Review Enjoy Inn - Woodville

The food is good but my experience at this restaurant was not pleasant so I’m not coming back.

Very disappointed we spent over $100 dollars only to get home and find no steamed rice, then we all sat down to eat and you would not believe it but all the dishes had no flavours very bland. Satay, black bean , combination hofun all was no fun in eating….sorry enjoy inn but you have lost our patronage……

Foods are yummy, customer service is excellent. We love to come here a lot

Recommended: Exceptional Cantonese style roast duck with bone. Delicious salt and pepper soft shell crab +/- tamarind sauce, salt and pepper tofu, fried whole flounder, green beans with xo sauce, seafood hor fun, fried quail (comes battered not chargrilled) Not to my liking: honey chicken (thick batter), salt and pepper squid (thick batter), salty fish rice Takes maxxia card

Food wasn't overly flavoursome and wasn't a spicy dish like we ordered it to be.

Great food and decent service, amazing for catering big families, casual atmosphere and large space. Favourite dishes are the duck pancakes and deep fried quails

Amazing place. Staff are very friendly and the food here is awesome. Best Chinese food and amazing value.

Lovely service. Lovely food. Have been coming here since I was a kid <3

Run of the mill suburban CHINESE restaurant. We ordered take away on a Friday evening. We were the first to call and order as it was early and they still managed to forget to make a dish. Not that big of an issue but did cause the rest of the food to get soggy and cool off in their containers. Pricing is more expensive than you’d expect especially when you compare them to restaurants in Gouger St. <br/>Average quality food. Above average price.

We decided on this place after wanting to find a new Asian takeaway in our area. It was a lovely meal, we had take away and couldn't finish all of our food. The man at the counter also gave us a complimentary bag of prawn crackers. Hokkien noodles and chicken satay were our favourites. Not a fan of the batter on the salt and pepper squid but overall great food and pretty good price.

I feel bad for Enjoy Inn, being adjacent to the wildly popular Ngi Ngan Quan. The day we went there we were actually going to NNQ but the line outside was insane, so we thougth we'd try out Enjoy Inn instead, which looked promising from the outside.<br/><br/>Inside however, the decor wasn't anything delightful. It looked like it wasn't thought of very well, with patchwork decoration that don't really gel well together. <br/>Service was lacklustre. The girls that served us weren't attentive and were more keen to go about doing their own business than keep an eye on the floor. The girl who served us was extremely lovely and nice, but she did not know the menu at all. Upon asking for one of the dishes, she even asked us how to spell the dish. I'm sorry but you work at the restaurant! You should know this! That itself spelt disaster straightaway.<br/><br/>We got the Mapo Tofu (which she couldn't spell), the vegetarian omelette and a soup. They looked like they had been thrown together without much thought. The flavours were lacking and everything was bland - they all tasted the same after a while, which is not what you want in a restaurant. It wasn't bad by any means, it just wasn't anything special.<br/><br/>Overall, unless NNQ next door is bursting again, I won't be returning to Enjoy Inn.

You will enjoy your time at Enjoy Inn.<br/><br/>I consider this place to be a hidden gem. There weren't many reviews for this place, and I'm glad I stumbled upon this place. I went here with family, so I was able to try out different food. We all shared roast duck, crispy chicken, salt and pepper squid, soft shelled crab, beef in black bean sauce, an asian salad, oysters and the usual bowl of steamed rice. They were all very, very tasty.<br/><br/>I'm very surprised how they can cook different items on their menu. This place has a BIG menu and I'm surprised how well they can cook food at the beginning, middle, and end of their menu. You are very unlikely to find a bad dish here.<br/><br/>The crispy chicken came with a tangy sweet chilli sauce. It complemented the crispy chicken very well. The outside of the chicken was wrapped with this beautifully fried prawn, and I'm glad to enjoy this kind of cooking here. <br/><br/>This isn't a seafood bar, but this is some of the best ginger and spring-onion steamed oysters I've had. This asian take on oysters hasn't been done so well from my experience and it's definitely a must try when you eat here.<br/><br/>Each mouthful of food was satisfying. Pieces of meat were well cooked, sauces were rich and full of flavour, and my fried dishes weren't pure batter. I can't ask for a better place for a relaxing dinner or takeaway.<br/><br/>Asian takeaway restaurants aren't always known for providing fine-dining esque service, but this place has staff that are attentive, relaxed, and friendly. Whenever we asked for something, they brought it out almost right away (they were also busy too). This almost never happens and I've been to Star House, NNQ, etc.<br/><br/>Another positive about this place is that it's really well priced. This place is most likely cheaper than Vietnam Restaurant on Addison Road considering our bill was surprisingly low for 8 people and how many dishes we had, I would say they're just as good as each other. I would argue that this place's versatility in how outstanding Enjoy Inn cooks their menu is what makes a more enjoyable eat overall than Vietnam Restaurant (not saying their restaurant isn't good, Vietnam Restaurant is one of my favourite places to go to as well). <br/><br/>And this is why this place is one of the best Asian restaurants I've been too. The presentation of the dishes aren't going to provide that artistic flair that restaurants are trending towards, but does it matter if the food is excellent?

Been going to this place since I was a little kid! The owner knows my by my name and it's my absolute favourite Chinese place. The BBQ pork, sweet and sour pork and beef and black bean sauce are my favourite! Definetly going to upset when I move away!

Best is the sweet and sour soup has a added punch of heat to it the duck not the best but for something in the area it would do hot and spicy ribs not hot at all for dinner that won't cost you tge earth place not great but not bad either

Awesome range and authentic flavours.... If you are looking for chinese food with authentic flavours and value, this is the place to go. The roast duck is simple "to-die-for". I've travelled to most part of Asia, savoured at most of the famous establishments, this is probably the best restaurant with balance between value-for-money and taste.<br/><br/>+Superb customer services from the boss and the waiters/waitresses.<br/>+Awesome range with real flavours.<br/>+Value for money.<br/><br/>-Room for improvement:Consistency of the roasted duck. On 90% of the time -Divine! Other times- It's just good.

Wonderful and polite customer service. Fantastic prices. And the food? YUMMO!!!

Sooo good!. Got take-away from here for the first time tonight and it was delicious! This sizzling thai chilli seafood was delicious. It is a pity that there wasn't a menu available online anywhere so that I could order in advance. However, I did grab one so I will upload it soon. My partner and his family got lemon chicken, honey king prawns, battered duck with plum sauce and they were equally rapt. This place is a must try if you like your chinese/thai! P.S. as a pesko there were lots of veggie options, which sold me!

Had takeaway tonight and liked the taste and flavour of the Combination Soft Noodles. <br/>The Bride thought the Hokkien Noodles lacked taste. <br/>Very generous servings!! <br/>Overall satisfied.

Authentic Chinese dishes. Try Taro & Belly Pork, roast duck, I had them for t/a, yum....

Love the waitresses there!