4.1
- 4.2Food
- 3.9Service
- 4.3Ambience
- 4.1Value
Noise • Energetic
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A$69.00 per person
2 - 8 people
A$54.00 per person
2 - 9 people
A$89.00 per person
2 - 8 people
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4.1
Noise • Energetic
Gold Coast
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May 21, 2026
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February 12, 2026
At Mr Hizola’s in Burleigh Heads, The Emperor’s Feast costs $69 per person and includes a lingshi, two small dishes, dim sum, two mains, noodles or rice, and salad or vegetables. The article calls it a fittingly named feast and praises its authentic flavours.
Published in Inside Gold Coast
Mr Hizola’s offers indoor dining (window seating is mentioned), outdoor seating where guests have sat outside, a staffed bar, and the venue accepts private parties.
Mr Hizola’s is a stylish, contemporary Cantonese spot in Burleigh Heads, hanging lanterns, porthole-style décor and neon accents create a lively, inviting room, and the open layout can feel noisy when the place is full.
For a calmer visit to Mr Hizola’s try an early dinner around 5–5:30pm; weekend evenings, especially Saturday/public-holiday nights, tend to be much busier and livelier.
Mr Hizola’s often has a buzzy, busy vibe on popular nights and holidays, with reviewers describing busy evenings and a “busy buzz”; a few guests noted quieter visits, for example a Saturday night that wasn’t full and early bookings (around 5:30pm) that felt less peak.
Yes, families regularly dine at Mr Hizola’s, with several guests reporting visits with children and staff happily recommending dishes for little ones.
Casual dress, relaxed, informal attire is appropriate for dining at Mr Hizola’s.
Yes, Mr Hizola’s lantern-lit, atmospheric dining room and multiple positive anniversary and date-night visits make it a lovely choice for a special evening.
Yes, Mr Hizola’s keeps high chairs on hand for younger diners.
Yes, Mr Hizola’s welcomes private parties and can host private dining events.
The Emperor’s Feast/banquet is served generously, guests often report leaving comfortably full after the banquet.
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