Mr Sun's Fried Bun
Last updated★ 3.3 · 120 Google reviews · $$
Mr Sun's Fried Bun is a casual dumpling and noodle spot in Waterloo, open daily from 8am to 8pm. It suits a quick lunch or a takeaway order rather than a long meal. Wulaba Park is about one minute's walk away. Recent reviews say quality has slipped, so check the order as it arrives.
Cuisine at Mr Sun's Fried Bun
Food at Mr Sun's Fried Bun
The menu centres on fried buns, dumplings, noodle soups and congee, with hand pies and claypot rice also listed. Wonton soup and fried dumplings are among the dishes reviewers order. Dishes are served in takeaway containers, even for diners eating in. The menu does not mark vegetarian, vegan, gluten free or halal options.
What customers say about Mr Sun's Fried Bun
- 💬Recent reviews say dishes have fallen short of what is advertised, with small fillings and missing vegetables.
- 💬Two recent visitors say the quality has declined from earlier visits.
- 💬One visitor praises the freshly made hand pies.
Tips for visiting Mr Sun's Fried Bun
- ✓Recent reviews say dishes have fallen short of what is advertised, so check the order on arrival.
- ✓Street parking can be hard to find; one visitor suggests East Village Shopping Centre, about two blocks away.
- ✓Dine-in tables are basic, and food may come in takeaway containers.
Getting to Mr Sun's Fried Bun
The restaurant is at 15 Hatbox Place, Waterloo NSW 2017. Parking is available nearby, but one visitor found it hard to find and suggested East Village Shopping Centre, about two blocks away.
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FAQ about Mr Sun's Fried Bun
Can I dine in at Mr Sun's Fried Bun?
Yes, dine-in is available, although food can arrive in takeaway containers.
Does Mr Sun's Fried Bun serve lunch?
Yes, lunch is served, and the shop is open every day from 8am to 8pm.
Does Mr Sun's Fried Bun have step-free access?
Yes, the restaurant has step-free access.
What cuisine does Mr Sun's Fried Bun serve?
It serves dumplings and noodles, including fried buns, wonton soup and congee.