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Asian Food in and Around Williams Landing: Seven Places

Yuki Tanaka Updated October 3, 2026
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Close-up of tonkotsu ramen with chashu pork
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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 2 October 2026, and every price was copied from the page it was published on.

This page sorts seven places by what their own listings say they cook, because “Asian” covers too many kitchens to be useful on a menu. Wok Wok is Chinese, Mun Korean Kitchen and Mumchan are Korean, Sushi Sushi is Japanese, Saigon Corner is Vietnamese, Popping & Tea is a bubble tea shop, and Nyonya House has a menu of rice cakes and noodles.

Five are in Williams Landing, all in the HomeCo centre at 100 Overton Road. Two are in Laverton, at 1A and 1B Triholm Avenue. Only Wok Wok and Nyonya House have prices we could read on their own sites; for the other five the only prices we found were on delivery platforms, or none at all, so we print none.

The quick picks

If you’re afterHead toOrder thisPrice
Dumplings, congee and spring onion pancakesWok Wok Chinese & BBQSteamed Chinese Cabbage Pork Dumplings (12pcs)$13.80
Korean food, with a fried chicken line on DoorDashMun Korean Kitchensee belownot printed here
Hand rolls, sashimi and bento boxes, per Cedar WoodsSushi Sushi (Williams Landing)see belownot printed here
Pho, banh mi and rice paper rolls, per HomeCoSaigon Cornersee belownot printed here
Bubble tea and fruit teasPopping & Teasee belownot printed here
Dry noodle dishes and rice cake, with a priced menuNyonya House (Laverton)Braised Beef Noodle (dry)$14.90
Korean food in Laverton, tagged Takeaway by AGFGMumchan (Laverton)see belownot printed here

Wok Wok Chinese & BBQ — Shop 24B, 100 Overton Road, Williams Landing VIC 3027

Cedar Woods lists Chinese BBQ, dim sims and Chinese stir fry at Wok Wok, and HomeCo’s page gives the shop as 24B on the Ground Floor of 100 Overton Road. The shop’s own site writes the address as 102 Overton Road, so the street number differs between sources; the heading follows HomeCo. The spring onion pancake is a flaky, pan-fried flatbread, and congee is a rice porridge, here served with pork and preserved century egg. Soy Sauce Chicken starts from $14.00+ on the menu.

On the menu (copied from wokwok.com.au on 2 October 2026):

  • Steamed Chinese Cabbage Pork Dumplings (12pcs): $13.80
  • Spring Onion Pancakes: $6.80
  • Pork with Century Egg Congee: $13.00
  • Soy Sauce Chicken (from): $14.00+

Order this first: the Steamed Chinese Cabbage Pork Dumplings (12pcs) at $13.80, which the menu prices as a serve of 12.

Mun Korean Kitchen — Shop 25A, 100 Overton Road, Williams Landing VIC 3027

HomeCo says Mun Korean Kitchen specialises in Korean food, and Cedar Woods says its fried chicken “continues to be the talk of the town”. DoorDash’s listing includes Boneless Fried Chicken. Its own web presence is a Facebook page, which we did not read, and the only prices we found were on DoorDash, so we print none.

Decoder: boneless fried chicken is chicken with the bone removed, cut into pieces and fried; the listing does not say how it is seasoned or sauced.

Sushi Sushi (Williams Landing) — Shop K2, 100 Overton Road, Williams Landing VIC 3027

Cedar Woods describes a selection of Japanese favourites at this HomeCo shop, from classic hand rolls and sashimi to bento boxes. The chain’s own site lists a Vegetarian Options section; that is a general menu section for the chain, not a Williams Landing menu. We recorded no prices for this shop, and we do not print the centre’s hours for it, so check HomeCo’s page before you go.

Decoder: a hand roll is a cone of seaweed filled with rice and fillings, sashimi is sliced raw fish served without rice, and a bento box is a boxed meal of several items.

Saigon Corner — Shop 16, 100 Overton Road, Williams Landing VIC 3027

HomeCo describes traditional Vietnamese food such as pho, a pork combination on rice, freshly made rice paper rolls and Vietnamese baguettes. Cedar Woods lists pho and noodle dishes, rice paper rolls and traditional banh mi. DoorDash confirms the address as Shop 16 at 100 Overton Rd. We found no website of its own, and the only prices we found were on DoorDash, so we print none.

Decoder: pho is a noodle soup, banh mi is a baguette roll with fillings, and rice paper rolls are wrapped fresh rather than fried.

Popping & Tea — Shop 22, 100 Overton Road, Williams Landing VIC 3027

Cedar Woods says Popping & Tea specialises in bubble tea, fruit teas and creative flavour combinations. HomeCo’s page mentions handmade pearls, dessert and yogurt. We found no website or menu page for it and recorded no prices.

Decoder: bubble tea is tea served with chewy tapioca pearls, which you drink through a wide straw.

Nyonya House (Laverton) — 1A Triholm Avenue, Laverton VIC 3028

Nyonya House’s own site gives its address as 1A Triholm Ave, Laverton and its hours as Mon: Closed, Tue – Sun: 10am to 8:30pm. The Bak Chor Mee is described on the menu as dry egg noodle in vinegar sauce, topped with minced chicken, and the Braised Beef Noodle as braised beef with egg noodle (dry). Kuih Kak is described as rice cake cooked with turnip and bean sprouts. The site says Nyonya House is fully licenced and BYO wine only.

On the menu (copied from nyonyahouse.com.au and nyonyahouse.com.au/dishes on 2 October 2026):

  • Braised Beef Noodle (dry): $14.90
  • Kuih Kak (rice cake with turnip & bean sprouts): $14.90
  • Bak Chor Mee: $14.90
  • Sweet Chilli Crispy: $23.90

How to order: the Sweet Chilli Crispy lists a choice of fish fillet or chicken fillet at $23.90, so choose the protein before you pay.

Mumchan (Laverton) — 1B Triholm Avenue, Laverton VIC 3028

Mumchan’s own site gives its address as 1b Triholm Ave, Laverton, and the site says it is across from Aircraft Train Station. OpenStreetMap tags it as a Korean restaurant, and the Australian Good Food Guide tags it Takeaway and Vegan Options and lists fried chicken as what it is best known for. The shop pages on its own site sell banchan and ready-made meals, not the restaurant menu, so we recorded no restaurant prices.

Menu says: we read no restaurant menu with prices, and its own pages and AGFG give different opening hours, so check before you go.

Quick answers

Is there Korean food in Williams Landing?

Mun Korean Kitchen, Shop 25A, 100 Overton Road, is described by HomeCo and Cedar Woods as a Korean food shop, and DoorDash lists Boneless Fried Chicken there. Mumchan, 1B Triholm Avenue, is also Korean but is in Laverton.

Where can I get sushi in Williams Landing?

Sushi Sushi, Shop K2, 100 Overton Road. Cedar Woods lists hand rolls, sashimi and bento boxes there, and we recorded no prices.

Is there a bubble tea shop in Williams Landing?

Popping & Tea, Shop 22, 100 Overton Road. Cedar Woods says it specialises in bubble tea, fruit teas and creative flavour combinations.

Where can I get pho in Williams Landing?

Saigon Corner, Shop 16, 100 Overton Road. HomeCo mentions pho, rice paper rolls and Vietnamese baguettes, and Cedar Woods lists pho and noodle dishes and traditional banh mi.

How we checked

We checked every place on this page against at least two independent sources on 2 October 2026: home-co.com.au, the places’ own websites, cedarwoods.com.au, a delivery-platform listing, OpenStreetMap and the Australian Good Food Guide. Every price is copied exactly as printed on the page linked under Sources, on 2 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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