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Asian Food in and Around South Morang

Yuki Tanaka Updated October 3, 2026
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Dim sum basket, fried chicken and rice on a wooden board
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Correction (3 October 2026): an earlier version of this page listed places and details we could not stand behind. It has been rewritten from scratch: every place below was confirmed at two independent sources on 3 October 2026, and every price was copied from the page it was published on.

Five places had enough on the public record for us to stand behind them: dumplings, Malaysian dishes, noodles and pho. They sit in and around South Morang. Three are at Westfield Plenty Valley in Mill Park and two are in Mernda, so none of the headings below is a South Morang address.

Each entry names a region only where the venue’s own page does, and decodes the dishes in a line so a first-timer can read the board. Only one of the five let us copy prices (drinks at Mrs Pho House), so the rest show none.

The quick picks

If you’re afterHead toOrder thisPrice
Dumplings, pan-fried or steamed, and noodle soupsAngie’s Dumpling Barsee belownot printed here
A food court menu that names Malaysia, Hong Kong and TaiwanChina Bar Plenty Valleysee belownot printed here
Laksa, Hainanese chicken rice and nasi lemakATAS Diningsee belownot printed here
A Mernda shop selling noodlesSeasonal Noodle Merndasee belownot printed here
Pho, with a drinks menu we could copyMrs Pho House MerndaVietnamese Salt Coffee$7

Angie’s Dumpling Bar — Westfield Plenty Valley, 415 McDonalds Road, Mill Park VIC 3082

Westfield’s page says to “Choose from pan-fried or steamed options and a full menu of noodle soups and stir-frys.” The Whittlesea council directory mentions “steaming dim sims at Angie’s Dumplings”. Westfield also says the shop is available for take-away and for delivery through Uber Eats and MenuLog. Westfield puts the centre at 415 McDonalds Road, Mill Park, though some other listings call the same address South Morang. We could not read a menu with prices, so none are printed.

Decoder: pan-fried dumplings are browned on one side in a pan, while steamed ones have a soft, pale skin all round; the Westfield page offers both.

China Bar Plenty Valley — FC6, 415 McDonalds Road (Westfield Plenty Valley food court), Mill Park VIC 3082

China Bar is a food court venue at the same centre. Westfield describes “a modern asian dining experience” bringing together cuisines “from Malaysia, Hong Kong and Taiwan under one roof”. That is the centre’s wording for the place, and we could not read a menu to say which dishes belong to which cuisine. No prices are printed because we could not read a menu, and we have not printed hours here; China Bar’s own site lists them for Plenty Valley, so check it before you go.

Region: Malaysia, Hong Kong and Taiwan, as Westfield names them; the dish-by-dish split is not on any page we read.

ATAS Dining — Outdoor dining precinct, Westfield Plenty Valley, 415 McDonalds Road, Mill Park VIC 3082

Westfield says ATAS Dining offers “signature Malaysian favourites from Curry Laksa, Hainanese Chicken Rice to Maggie Mee Goreng, Bak Kut Teh and Nasi Lemak”. The council directory also mentions “warm bowls of curry laksa at ATAS Dining”. Westfield lists the venue in its outdoor dining precinct. We did not read a priced menu, so no prices are printed.

Decoder: curry laksa is a spiced coconut noodle soup; Hainanese chicken rice is poached chicken served with rice cooked in the chicken’s stock; Maggie mee goreng is fried instant noodles; bak kut teh is a pork rib soup with herbs and spices; nasi lemak is rice cooked in coconut milk, usually served with sambal (a chilli paste).

Seasonal Noodle Mernda — Shop 3, 59 Mernda Village Drive, Mernda VIC 3754

Seasonal Noodle is in Mernda Village Shopping Centre in Mernda. The centre’s store page says it “provides locals with traditional Asian cuisine, made with hand-crafted recipes and fresh ingredients”. That is the centre’s wording, and it does not name a region or a dish. We could not read a menu, and we have not printed hours here; the centre’s store page lists them, so check it before you go.

Menu says: nothing we could read beyond the centre’s description, so check the shop’s own signage for dishes and prices.

Mrs Pho House Mernda — T8, 21/180 Riverdale Blvd, Mernda VIC 3754

Mrs Pho House sits in Mernda Town Centre in Mernda. Its own site describes “Vietnamese Cuisine Mrs Phở House”. Pho is a Vietnamese noodle soup built on a long-simmered broth. The menu page shows food prices as “$ Contact Us” and says “Prices shown are indicative only”, so we copied the drinks and nothing else.

On the menu (copied from mrsphohouse.com.au on 3 October 2026):

  • Vietnamese Salt Coffee: $7
  • Matcha Latte: $7
  • Soft Drink (each): $3

Order this first: the Vietnamese Salt Coffee ($7) if you want a priced item, since the food prices are not shown.

Quick answers

Where can I find dumplings near South Morang?

Angie’s Dumpling Bar at Westfield Plenty Valley in Mill Park. Westfield says it offers “pan-fried or steamed options” and noodle soups and stir-frys, and the council directory mentions steaming dim sims there.

Where can I find Malaysian food near South Morang?

ATAS Dining at Westfield Plenty Valley lists Curry Laksa, Hainanese Chicken Rice, Maggie Mee Goreng, Bak Kut Teh and Nasi Lemak on Westfield’s page. China Bar Plenty Valley, in the same centre’s food court, is described as bringing together cuisines from Malaysia, Hong Kong and Taiwan.

Is there pho near South Morang?

Mrs Pho House Mernda is listed at Mernda Town Centre, and its own site describes Vietnamese cuisine. Its menu page shows food prices as “$ Contact Us”, so ring or check in store for what a bowl costs.

Are these places inside South Morang?

No heading above is a South Morang address. Angie’s, China Bar and ATAS are at Westfield’s Mill Park address, although some listings call that address South Morang. Seasonal Noodle and Mrs Pho House are in Mernda.

How we checked

We checked every place on this page against at least two independent sources on 3 October 2026: OpenStreetMap, westfield.com.au, council pages, the places’ own websites, merndavillage.com.au, merndatowncentre.au and the Australian Good Food Guide. Every price is copied exactly as printed on the page linked under Sources, on 3 October 2026. Menus, prices and opening hours change, so check with the venue before you go. The cover photo is illustrative, from Unsplash, and does not show any place on this page.

Seen something out of date? Email [email protected] with the page link and what has changed, and we will check it again.

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