Our pick · 21 ranked candidates● Updated 2026-09-02

Best fried rice in Sydney

Name: Mam & More
Address: 1/2A Mark St, Lidcombe NSW 2141, Lidcombe, AU
Telephone: 0467 830 404
Price range: $20-40 per person

Compare 21 ranked candidates for fried rice in Sydney, using the available dish evidence. Check the mentions, coverage and venue details before choosing.

Plan your visit to Mam & More

1/2A Mark St, Lidcombe NSW 2141

Restaurant price range: $20-40 per person. This is not a verified price for fried rice. Confirm opening hours and dish availability before travelling.

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Top 5 for fried rice in Sydney

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1Mam & MoreLidcombeMam & More’s crab fried rice arrives glistening with a generous coating of sauce, delivering an intensely...8.3
2Huamoom Thai Town RestaurantHaymarketThe seafood fried rice at Huamoom Thai Town Restaurant bursts with generous portions of plump shrimp, mussels...8.0
3PhenthaiSydneyPhenthai’s fried rice delivers a vibrant, intensely spicy experience, generously studded with incredibly fresh...7.8
4Cash Only DinerSydneyThe co special fried rice arrived glistening with a generous portion of prawns and tender chicken, immediately...7.7
5Ever LaksaSydneyThe glistening, generously portioned fried rice arrived with a noticeable aroma of ginger and chili, hinting...7.7

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#1 Ranked

Asian · Lidcombe

1/2A Mark St, Lidcombe NSW 2141

Mam & More

Mam & More’s crab fried rice arrives glistening with a generous coating of sauce, delivering an intensely fragrant aroma redolent of spices and seafood. Reviewers praise the substantial portion size, highlighting the incredibly fresh crab meat and the textural balance achieved through perfectly cooked rice – a comforting dish enhanced by a rich broth. What truly distinguishes this fried rice is the sheer volume of crab offered for the value, making it a standout choice in Sydney’s increasingly competitive Vietnamese dining scene.

Score

8.3

Mentions

Sentiment

100%

Plan the visit

Website

Price

$20-40 per person (23 reports)

Hours

Closed - Opens 11 am

Phone

0467 830 404

$20-40 per person

Evidence behind this ranking

Updated 2026-09-02

Collected review count: not separately recorded for every candidate in this ranking.

Dated Review Activity (last 24 months)

Very Positive

257 of 319 mentions have usable recent dates (0 undated, 62 older).

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This dataset contains 21 ranked candidates and 97,680 source-listed restaurant reviews. That total includes other dishes and is not the number of review texts collected. 4 recorded dish mentions are associated with Mam & More. Coverage is incomplete; a ranking is not a firsthand review.

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Runners up

Top 21 around Sydney

02
Huamoom Thai Town Restaurant
The seafood fried rice at Huamoom Thai Town Restaurant bursts with generous portions of plump shrimp, mussels, squid, and fish, delivering a rich and intensely flavored experience with a noticeable seafood aroma.
429 Pitt St, Haymarket NSW 2000
8.0
4 mentions
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03
Phenthai
Phenthai’s fried rice delivers a vibrant, intensely spicy experience, generously studded with incredibly fresh prawns and infused with a deeply satisfying, subtly sweet broth.
56 York St, Sydney NSW 2000
7.8
5 mentions
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04
Cash Only Diner
The co special fried rice arrived glistening with a generous portion of prawns and tender chicken, immediately delivering a pronounced aroma of ginger and garlic.
1 Barrack St, Sydney NSW 2000
7.7
14 mentions
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05
Ever Laksa
The glistening, generously portioned fried rice arrived with a noticeable aroma of ginger and chili, hinting at a significant spice level.
Shop R06/275 Kent St, Sydney NSW 2000
7.7
1 mentions
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06
Famous Chef
The glistening, perfectly charred edges of Famous Chef’s fried rice, speckled with vibrant green peas, immediately signal a satisfying meal.
259 George St, Sydney NSW 2000
7.7
2 mentions
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07
Khao Kang Maruay Thai restaurant
The Tom Yum Fried Rice at Khao Kang Maruay boasts a generous portion filled with a whole layer of thick, fresh coconut meat alongside fragrant rice and a vibrant, spicy broth.
4/37 Ultimo Rd, Haymarket NSW 2000
7.6
15 mentions
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08
Lee's Malaysian Since 1982
Lee’s Malaysian Since 1982’s combo fried rice arrives glistening with a vibrant, almost-burnt char, offering a delightful textural contrast against the fluffy rice grains.
T2 shop 5/201 Sussex St, Sydney NSW 2000
7.5
1 mentions
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09
Nid Noi by Bangkok
Nid Noi’s standout fried rice, brimming with crispy pork belly and a noticeable chili kick, delivers a vibrant and intensely flavorful experience, while generous portion sizes provide genuine comfort.
12/80 John St, Pyrmont NSW 2009
7.5
8 mentions
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10
Delta Rue
Delta Rue’s Special Fried Rice arrives glistening with a generous coating of bright, flavorful oil, immediately signaling a satisfying experience.
Sofitel Sydney Wentworth, 2/101 Phillip St, Sydney NSW 2000
7.4
3 mentions
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11
Into Laksa Broadway
Into Laksa Broadway’s fried rice delivers a satisfying mouthful, boasting generous chunks of chicken and a noticeable chew from the blend of hokien and vermicelli noodles.
1 Bay St, Ultimo NSW 2007
7.4
1 mentions
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12
Mr Hotpoter
Mr Hotpoter’s fried rice is generously portioned, offering a wonderfully sticky texture achieved with a rich, savory broth and subtle hints of spice, reflecting the careful layering of ingredients.
Shop 1 127/133 Burwood Rd, Burwood NSW 2134
7.4
4 mentions
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13
Alpha Gourmet Cafe
Alpha Gourmet Cafe’s fried rice arrives glistening with a generous coating of vibrant, charred scallions, immediately suggesting a skillfully wok-tossed dish.
38 Pitt St, Sydney NSW 2000
7.3
4 mentions
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14
Bonjour Vietnam
Bonjour Vietnam’s seafood fried rice arrives glistening with a generous scattering of plump prawns and tender calamari, offering a distinctly oceanic flavour.
364 Pacific Hwy, Lindfield NSW 2070
7.3
7 mentions
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15
Fireside
Fireside’s expertly crafted fried rice arrives glistening with a rich, deeply browned layer of toasted rice, immediately delivering an intense aroma of garlic and soy.
Lot 5B/488 Kent St, Sydney NSW 2000
7.3
1 mentions
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16
Hongdae Pocha BBQ Sydney
The cup noodle fried rice at Hongdae Pocha BBQ Sydney arrives glistening with a rich, savory broth and a pronounced aroma from the generous scattering of kimchi and sesame seeds.
5 Central Park Ave, Chippendale NSW 2008
7.3
4 mentions
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17
Hương Quê
Hương Quê’s Cơm chiên sườn, featuring glistening chunks of tender pork, delivers a remarkably flavorful fried rice with a subtle, savory aroma and a noticeable warmth from the spice.
shop 12/47 Park Rd, Cabramatta NSW 2166
7.3
1 mentions
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18
Maopai Dishes of Hotpot
Maopai Dishes of Hotpot’s fried rice, brimming with plump, freshly cooked prawns and vibrant green scallions, offers a deeply satisfying experience.
1 Dixon St, Sydney NSW 2000
7.3
1 mentions
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19
Pad Thai Chai Yo
The fried rice at Pad Thai Chai Yo arrives piled generously with succulent chicken, offering a comforting texture and a substantial portion that satisfied a craving.
1a/1 Roslyn St, Potts Point NSW 2011
7.3
7 mentions
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20
Pho Nam Dinh Leichhardt
Pho Nam Dinh Leichhardt’s fried rice arrives piled high with generous portions of chicken and vibrant green scallions, offering a satisfying textural contrast with each bite.
148 Norton St, Leichhardt NSW 2040
7.3
5 mentions
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21
Porkfat Thai Restaurant Sydney
The Porkfat Thai Restaurant’s crab fried rice arrived glistening with a generous scattering of vibrant green herbs, offering a wonderfully fresh and slightly sticky texture.
33 Ultimo Rd, Haymarket NSW 2000
7.3
13 mentions
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Review guide

The evidence behind the best fried rice in Sydney

This guide expands the ranking into the review patterns behind the best fried rice in Sydney, using only pages with enough restaurant and review signal to support a fuller breakdown.

Reviews

97,680+

Restaurants

Updated

2026-09-02

Why the winner leads

Why Mam & More ranks #1 for fried rice

How the shortlist compares

Where the other top fried rice spots stand out

The rest of the ranking still matters because fried rice searches are rarely one-size-fits-all. These are the clearest review-backed differences among the next-best places.

Huamoom Thai Town Restaurant: The seafood fried rice at Huamoom Thai Town Restaurant bursts with generous portions of plump shrimp, mussels, squid, and fish, delivering a rich and intensely flavored experience with a noticeable seafood aroma.
Phenthai: Phenthai’s fried rice delivers a vibrant, intensely spicy experience, generously studded with incredibly fresh prawns and infused with a deeply satisfying, subtly sweet broth.
Cash Only Diner: The co special fried rice arrived glistening with a generous portion of prawns and tender chicken, immediately delivering a pronounced aroma of ginger and garlic.
Ever Laksa: The glistening, generously portioned fried rice arrived with a noticeable aroma of ginger and chili, hinting at a significant spice level.

How to choose

Choosing fried rice in Sydney

Use this ranking as a shortlist, not just a winner announcement: Mam & More is the strongest overall signal, while the runners up show where reviewers found different strengths across Sydney.

97,680 source-listed restaurant reviews are associated with 21 ranked candidates; these are not all collected review texts.
Mam & More has 4 fried rice mentions and a 100% sentiment score.
The score weighs review sentiment, recency, and dish-specific mentions.

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Quick answers

Frequently asked questions

What is the best fried rice in Sydney?

Mam & More in Lidcombe is currently ranked #1 for fried rice in Sydney, among 21 candidates in our available dataset. Mam & More’s crab fried rice arrives glistening with a generous coating of sauce, delivering an intensely fragrant aroma redolent of spices and seafood. Reviewers praise the substantial portion size, highlighting the incredibly fresh crab meat and the textural balance achieved through perfectly cooked rice – a comforting dish enhanced by a rich broth.

Which other fried rice places in Sydney come close?

Huamoom Thai Town Restaurant, Phenthai, Cash Only Diner round out the top of the ranking. Each earned strong dish-specific praise in recent reviews — the full shortlist below covers 21 ranked restaurants.

How is the best fried rice in Sydney decided?

BiteRanked compares candidates using available restaurant ratings and dish mentions. Listing review totals are not collected review counts. Coverage is incomplete; the recorded ranking update is 2026-09-02. Read our methodology for scoring and limitations.