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Wild Panda

A Western Chinese restaurant that veers towards the higher end of a budget restaurant, with portions surprisingly, not as large as many other Chinese restaurants. Quality ain't their strong point, their hot noodles and dumplings are.

Address: 40 Marcus Clarke St
Getting there: next to Subway
Hours: Daily 11AM–9PM
Website: wildpanda.com.au (opens in a new tab)

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