Chicken Parmigiana - The Royal

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Price - $26

This chicken parmigiana fulfils itself with a nice first look impression. They way it's set up leaves positive vibes and an enjoyable experience for dinner. At the price of $26, even though it was delicious, it is not worth the money and its over-priced. The Royal at Top Ryde proves itself as a parmigiana specialist, however, competitors may have the upper hand due to lower prices, and more crispier chips. Overall it was a well prepared and filling parmigiana, however i wouldn't recommend it due to high prices.

By Raj

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