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Kampung Laksa

1 Fitzwilliam St, Parramatta NSW 2150, Australia

Recommended by 78 people

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1 Fitzwilliam St, Parramatta NSW 2150, Australia

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HoursMonday: 10:30 AM – 4:00 PM Tuesday: 10:30 AM – 4:00 PM Wednesday: 10:30 AM – 4:00 PM Thursday: 10:30 AM – 8:30 PM Friday: 10:30 AM – 8:30 PM Saturday: 10:30 AM – 5:00 PM Sunday: Closed

*Opening hours may differ during holidays.

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About Kampung Laksa

Steps from the Parramatta station turnstiles sits a no-frills canteen serving rich coconut laksa and homestyle Indonesian staples. Commuters and local office workers pile in for hearty bowls of noodle soup—springy vermicelli, broth-soaked tofu puffs, and plenty of shredded chicken. At the lunchtime counter, patrons point and pick through a hot bar packed with tender beef rendang and spicy tempeh with chilli bean potato. Vegetarian regulars head straight for the Gado Gado, a heap of fresh greens, rice cakes, and fried tahu coated in sweet peanut sauce. Order yours bungkus when the heat hits and head across the street to Westfield.

  • Signature Laksas: Brimming bowls of chicken, beef, or seafood noodle soup loaded with tofu puffs, bean sprouts, and deep coconut broth.
  • Counter-Service Hot Bar: Counter-service hot bar featuring homestyle staples like tender beef rendang, nasi rawon, and tempeh with chilli bean potatoes.
  • Station-Side Convenience: Located roughly 150 meters from Parramatta Station, offering fast, hearty meals built for commuters and lunch crowds.

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Why Choose Kampung Laksa

Why commuters and lovers of authentic Indonesian comfort food choose Kampung Laksa in Parramatta.

  • Rich and Flavorful Laksa Broth

    Guests consistently highlight the laksa's rich, creamy broth, balanced spice profile, and satisfying toppings like absorbent tofu puffs.

    Rich and creamy with a burst of flavour. Definitely one of the best takeaway meals I've had in a while.

    Coco Mocha
  • Generous Portions and Genuine Value

    Portions across the menu are generous, offering filling noodles and hearty sides at budget-friendly everyday pricing.

    Generous portion sizes, packed with flavour, and every component was delicious.

    Augustina Salim
  • Minutes from Parramatta Station

    Positioned 150 meters behind Parramatta Station, the counter setup lets train travelers grab a quick, satisfying meal without missing a beat.

    We both wanted a quick dinner before boarding the train at Paramatta station.

    Lilibeth Torrana
  • Point-and-Pick Lunch Counter

    A steam-table hot bar lets lunch guests build customized Nasi Padang and Nasi Rames plates instantly for dining in or taking back to work.

    You can pick from the menu or grab something from the serving area and make your own plate.

    Andreas Kuswara
  • Rare Regional Indonesian Dishes

    Diners find hard-to-find regional Indonesian specialties—such as Nasi Rawon, Ketoprak, Mie Ayam, and Bakso—cooked with authentic heritage recipes.

    Had some traditional dishes I haven’t seen around Sydney much, such as rawan.

    Rachel R
  • Warm Maternal Hospitality

    Guests describe the warmth, hospitality, and nurturing care of the team as feeling just like eating home-cooked meals from family.

    Their food is like love from your mom! A warm hug 🫂

    Sabera Hoque Saba

Frequently Asked Questions

What should I expect from the laksa bowls?

The signature laksa comes with options like chicken, beef, and seafood in a rich, creamy coconut broth with vermicelli, tofu puffs, and bean sprouts. Reviewers note the portions are filling and substantial.

How does ordering from the hot food bar work?

Yes, alongside the cooked-to-order menu, Kampung Laksa features a hot food display where you can point and choose sides—such as beef rendang, curry chicken, kangkung, and tempeh—to build a custom nasi padang or nasi rames plate.

Are there vegetarian options on the menu?

Yes, vegetarian choices are available, including traditional Indonesian gado-gado with vegetables, rice cakes, tofu, and peanut sauce, as well as sides like tempeh, tofu, and stir-fried greens.

How close is Kampung Laksa to Parramatta Station?

Kampung Laksa is situated directly behind Parramatta Train Station, roughly 150 metres or a one-minute walk away, right across from Westfield Parramatta.

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