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Vinh Phat Chinese Seafood Restaurant

12/10 Hughes St, Cabramatta NSW 2166, Australia

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12/10 Hughes St, Cabramatta NSW 2166, Australia

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HoursMonday: 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM, 5:00 – 10:00 PM Tuesday: 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM, 5:00 – 10:00 PM Wednesday: 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM, 5:00 – 10:00 PM Thursday: 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM, 5:00 – 10:00 PM Friday: 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM, 5:00 – 10:00 PM Saturday: 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM, 5:00 – 10:00 PM Sunday: 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM, 5:00 – 10:00 PM

*Opening hours may differ during holidays.

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About Vinh Phat Chinese Seafood Restaurant

Climb the twenty steps for fast-paced, traditional yum cha where hot pushcarts circulate non-stop. Vinh Phat runs on sheer momentum, turning out bamboo steamers, crisp fried bites, and live-tank seafood for roughly thirty-five dollars a head. Locals gladly brave the sidewalk queues for comforting chicken feet and silky cheong fan stuffed with fried breadsticks and prawn. Peak visits come with an enforced 45-minute limit—designed to keep the dining room humming without breaking the flow of hot tea and fresh dim sum.

  • Circulating Cart Service: Wheeled carts regularly stop table-to-table with hot bamboo baskets and deep-fried dishes.
  • High-Turnover Pace: A strict 45-minute dining cap during peak rushes keeps lines moving fast.
  • Specialty Cheong Fan: Signature rice noodle rolls wrapped around crisp dough and prawn filling stand out among classic Cantonese staples.
  • Affordable Feasts: Abundant dim sum spreads typically land around $35 a head.

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Why Dine at Vinh Phat

Why Cabramatta locals and Sydney yum cha enthusiasts consistently choose Vinh Phat

  • Active Push-Trolley Service

    Classic dim sum push carts circulate continuously throughout the dining floor, serving steaming hot dumplings and specialties right to the table upon arrival.

    We were seated and food trolleys full of amazing food were very quickly upon us.

    Jojo Fifilaou
  • Generous Dining Value

    High quality dishes paired with accessible per-head rates ensure guests enjoy a complete, abundant dim sum feast at a fraction of typical metropolitan prices.

    We always end up ordering so much food, getting ridiculously full and it’s usually only around $35 a head, which is amazing value.

    Tracey Waters
  • Fast Queue Turnover

    Enforcing a 45-minute seating cap during peak weekend and lunchtime hours maintains steady momentum so long queues move swiftly.

    Since yum cha is restricted at 45min, hence the queue is quite fast.

    Lynne Ting
  • Multilingual Floor Service

    Multilingual servers smoothly transition between Cantonese, Vietnamese, and English, making order requests effortless across diverse local communities.

    Speaking Cantonese or Vietnamese is ideal but the servers do speak English which is great.

    Wilson Truong
  • Authentic Heritage Profiles

    Traditional culinary craft delivers authentic Cantonese flavors reminiscent of classic Hong Kong dim sum heritage.

    closest you'll get to the tastes of authentic Hong Kong dim sums

    Nitro Cars
  • Signature House Delicacies

    Crowd-favorite house specialties—like fried dough sticks stuffed with prawn wrapped in silky cheong fan—offer distinct textures exclusive to the venue.

    Century egg congee and Rice roll with youtiao and prawn were the highlight!

    Lauren J

Other favorites

Dessert staples and comforting sides to round out your yum cha experience

  • mango pancakes

    The mango pancakes were a perfect way to finish.

    Reuben
  • century egg congee

    Century egg congee and Rice roll with youtiao and prawn were the highlight!

    Lauren J
  • egg tarts

    The mango pancake and egg tarts for dessert are a must.

    melzy phan
  • tofu puddings

    We had the standard dim sums like prawn dumplings, fried yams, chicken feet, fried radish cake, mango pancakes, tofu puddings and so on.

    zzz

Frequently Asked Questions

How long are the wait times, and when is the best time to go?

Peak lunch and weekend times frequently generate long lines extending down the stairs and outside, with typical waits ranging from 15 to 45 minutes. Arriving right at the 9:00 AM opening or before 10:30 AM helps minimize waiting.

Is there a dining time limit?

Because the restaurant operates at high volume with queues, dining is capped at a strict 45-minute limit during busy periods to keep tables turning.

How does ordering dim sum work?

Dim sum dishes circulate through the dining room on traditional push carts, allowing you to choose food as trolleys pass. You can also order directly from floor staff or from the menu if you do not see a specific dish on the carts.

What are the signature dim sum dishes to try?

Reviewers frequently highlight the steamed rice noodle roll stuffed with crispy dough and prawn mousse, siu mai, prawn dumplings, chicken feet, and mango pancakes for dessert. Dim sum varieties may become more limited after 1:00 PM.

Is the restaurant wheelchair accessible?

The restaurant is situated on the second floor and reached via a flight of stairs (approximately 20 steps), with no wheelchair lift or ramp available.

What are the parking options nearby?

Finding street parking in central Cabramatta can be an ordeal and challenging during peak hours, though both street parking and nearby paid and free parking lots are situated in the surrounding blocks.

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