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Super Bowl Chinese Restaurant

41 Dixon St, Haymarket NSW 2000, Australia

Recommended by 21 people

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41 Dixon St, Haymarket NSW 2000, Australia

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+61 2 9281 2466
HoursMonday: 11:00 AM – 1:00 AM Tuesday: 11:00 AM – 1:00 AM Wednesday: 11:00 AM – 1:00 AM Thursday: 11:00 AM – 1:00 AM Friday: 11:00 AM – 2:00 AM Saturday: 11:00 AM – 2:00 AM Sunday: 11:00 AM – 1:00 AM

*Opening hours may differ during holidays.

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About Super Bowl Chinese Restaurant

Sydney Chinatown’s late-night anchor delivers an unapologetic slice of retro Hong Kong comfort. Forget pristine decor—patrons crowd Dixon Street’s outdoor tables at midnight for lightning-fast bowls of silky congee paired with golden youtiao. Plates of roast duck and wok-tossed beef noodles arrive in minutes alongside pots of self-serve tea. Longtime regulars lean into the clatter, dipping crisp fried dough straight into steaming broth.

  • Authentic HK Vibe: A fixture on Dixon Street channeling nostalgic 1980s Hong Kong diner energy with bare-bones tables and rapid turnaround.
  • Lightning-Fast Service: Extensive Cantonese menus land on the table in minutes, from wok-fried beef rice noodles to crisp roast meats.
  • Late-Night Comfort: A Chinatown staple for midnight cravings, dishing out steaming bowls of congee with crisp youtiao well into the night.
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The Super Bowl Experience

Why diners flock to Dixon Street's iconic late-night Hong Kong congee diner

  • Comforting Hong Kong-Style Congee

    Patrons rely on Super Bowl for comforting Hong Kong-style congee paired with crispy fried dough sticks.

    Super Bowl in Chinatown has for years been a go-to for congee outside of home!

    Dinh Phong NGUYEN

  • Rapid Turnaround and Vast Menu

    Meals arrive swiftly from a sprawling menu of Cantonese classics and sizzling noodle dishes.

    I was quite surprised to have all my dishes ordered in 15 minutes and they were all amazing.

    Alan Huynh

  • Dependable Chinatown Late-Night Dining

    Open well into the night, it serves as Chinatown's dependable refuge for post-activity dining.

    We went at about 11pm and the service and quality of the food was excellent.

    Leigh Furner

  • Bustling Outdoor Pedestrian Seating

    Dixon Street's pedestrian walkway offers casual alfresco dining under Chinatown's vibrant night energy.

    Sitting outdoors along the pedestrian street in Chinatown adds a lot to the experience—the atmosphere is lively, casual, and full of energy.

    Anh Quân Lê

  • Authentic Retro Hawker Atmosphere

    The unpolished diner layout captures the tangible feel and nostalgia of traditional Hong Kong hawker eateries.

    It does bring back a sense of old HK nostalgia, for these type of older joints are getting harder to come by.

    Robert Ho

  • Timeless Dixon Street Experience

    Unfussy paper tablecloths and honest focus on food delivery bring diners straight into vintage Hong Kong dining culture.

    nice to sit outside. It felt like we were in old Hong Kong. We ordered and the food arrived in less than 10 minutes.

    Mark P

Chinatown staples and traditional Cantonese favourites

  • Congee

    Look at the congee, it is silky smooth.

    Keith Wong

  • Roast duck

    The roast duck is done in a traditional style, delivering the kind of flavor you’d expect from China itself

    Anh Quân Lê

  • Sweet and sour pork

    Ordered the sweet and sour pork and it was done so well. Each piece was super crunchy and the vegetables were crispy.

    J S

  • Fried breadsticks

    It comes with a deep fried dough stick 'youtiao' to dip with.

    Dinh Phong NGUYEN

Before you head over

Practical advice for getting the best congee, seating, and late-night supper on Dixon Street

  • Pair Your Congee with Fried Dough Sticks

    Congee is the standout order—pair it with Chinese fried dough sticks (youtiao) and dip gradually to balance the crispy texture with the comforting broth.

  • Opt for an Outdoor Table on Dixon Street

    Tables along the Dixon Street pedestrian strip offer an energetic Chinatown atmosphere, making outdoor seating the preferred choice over the tired interior.

  • Expect Fast, No-Frills Service with Self-Serve Tea

    Service is brusque and turnaround is fast, with self-serve tea available while you wait for generous portions to arrive in minutes.

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