Went looking for Chinese food and found this restaurant. The restaurant is large and seating areangement is tight and close to each other.
It was a busy night and the service staff is over stretched. She tried to help other staff handle the workload.
Catching their attention is a challenge. Eventually we did. After placing our orders, we still have...
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Not fancy but good food, friendly service and good value. We had an enjoyable evening and we will be back!
My family and I always buy Chinese from here and have for many years... It's just outstanding and we have tried every place in Albany to compare. The service is always very quick and the portion's are huge which is great! They can take bookings for large groups and I love that they have a lunch special Menu. Keep up...
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The food was very nice the service was very quick. Had the set menu for 2 which was more than enough. Thank goodness they offered the opportunity to take the left overs with you.
We frequently eat at this restaurant as their food is delicious and their prices are cheap. The dining facilities are quite basic, but, it doesn't matter when you taste their food. If you have a big group it's a very good idea to book a table as they are usually full.
Reviewed 4 September 2012
Three Plenties offers a reasonably priced meal of moderate quality. It's not fancy food or anything particularly special, but it's tasty. The san chow bow was tasty and the two stirfry dishes tasted reasonably clean and not too salty. Similarly, the service is friendly but was not particularly fast when we were there. The beverage list is somewhat amusing in...
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The staff are friendly but the food is not very good. have been there several times but do not enjoy it at all. sometimes you just dont get to choose where you go.
We decided to get takeaway combination fried rice when we were in Albany and can say I have had much better. The rice just had no flavour at all. For someone who loves fried rice, I was quite disappointed and couldn't finish the meal.
The crispy fried chicken was fried in what seems like fish and chips batter!!!! That's not Chinese! The beancurd and mixed vegetables dish had the same veggies and sauce, so we were practically eating two of the same dish. Given a choice, I wouldn't eat there again.
Have had some dodgy Chineses since moving to Aus (and as for the curries...)! But this was as good as a 'normal' UK Chinese! Nice lean pieces of meat (not fatty or gristley) in the chicken satay and beef with black bean sauce. Lovely fluffy prawn fried rice which was not greasy. Average price for Aus but very big portions....
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