Mr Huang Jin

Melbourne, Australia

4

1 review

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Telephone:
+61 3 9629 5452
Address:
4-5 Katherine Place 517 Flinders Lane, Melbourne, Victoria, 3000
Melbourne
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
470 ftStop 2: Melbourne Aquarium, King Street
610 ftStop 1: Southern Cross Station, Spencer Street
680 ftSpencer Street
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Takes Reservations
Yes
Delivery
No
Take-out
Yes
Accepted Cards
Credit, Debit
Good for Kids
Yes
Good for Groups
No
Attire
Dressy
Outdoor Seating
No
Has TV
No

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Local time (Melbourne) 00:40 Tuesday, 3 June 2025

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1 review of Mr Huang Jin

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Place rating: 4
St Kilda, Australia
The quality of food at Mr Huang Jin is excellent. They are known for their xia-​long bao (XLB), and it’s deserved.
We ate the default XLB, the shiu-​mai, pan-​fried beef dumplings, spicy fried squid and some BBQ pork bun to close it out.
Everything we ate had the perfect combination of delicate flavour with a robust-​enough construction to fulfil its purpose.
It’s a dumpling. It tastes great with soy or vinegar and it’s meant to be eaten in a single chomp. This concept is 100% present in the construction of the dumplings. The dough wasn’t too thick or too thin. The soup inside didn’t spray everywhere as soon as a chopstick touched the side.
But it was the BBQ pork bun at the end that stole the show for me. The sauce wasn’t the traditional char shiu but a much spicier version. The pork was sliced really thin and melted at the slightest pressure of teeth. So tasty.