Escape the hustle and bustle of Chapel Street by popping in to this tranquil, relaxed hideaway where you can enjoy a wide selection of steamed Chinese cuisine and perhaps pick up an antique table or chair. Business and cafe are seamlessly combined in this ambient space.
Chinese
Mains under $20
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Matt Preston, Reviewer
Monday, July 23, 2007
Few places have so seamlessly blended cafe and business.
JUDGING by my weekly diet of 3AW ads, it's very important to have a cafe when you are selling cars. In fact, a cafe seems also a prerequisite if you want to sell anything these days. Houses, furniture, art, a wax and polish for your motor, a $1000 customised T-shirt. Heck even fast food restaurants have been putting in cafes so you can get something to eat but few places have so seamlessly blended cafe and business as Red Door in Windsor. The floor stock at this Chinese antiques and furniture shop are also the tables and chairs you will sit at to eat - all tagged and priced accordingly. Five times a week for lunch they serve yum cha in a space that is basically an old concrete-walled warehouse. Yet, filled with the red and black lacquered furniture, the ceiling festooned with lanterns that look like white cherries, it's a far cry from the usual suburban Chinese. It would just be a gimmick if the quality of the food on offer wasn't generally so good - despite the absence of ...
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