EatNorth Canberra

Tak Kee Roast Inn

It is Canberra's first Chinese restaurant with many barbecue dishes and noodles in soup options available. The chef's specialty is laksa though, not the former two mentioned. BYO available.

Address: 10 Woolley St
Hours: Daily 11AM–10PM
Website: takkeeroastinn.com.au (opens in a new tab)

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