Mother Chu's isn't a place you go to for service or cleanliness... The seating is crowded, but nonetheless, we ordered, and paid upfront. The food was fairly cheap, and as expected, very greasy.
Mother Chu's Taiwanese Gourmet
Shop 1, 8688 Dixon St Chinatown / Haymarket
Tel: (02) 9211 0288
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This place used to be great but I've been told that they changed owners...probably the reason for the difference in taste now -it's a shame. Great photos though!
Thanks Tubby :)