Super Bowl Chinese Restaurant

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Super Bowl Chinese Restaurant is a long‑running Cantonese restaurant in Sydney’s Chinatown, known for congee, XO pippies with fried vermicelli, roast meats, and late‑night dining.

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

About Super Bowl Chinese Restaurant

Super Bowl Chinese Restaurant is a casual Cantonese eatery located on Dixon Street in Haymarket, at the heart of Sydney’s Chinatown. Operating for decades, it specializes in classic Hong Kong–style and Cantonese comfort dishes such as congee, roast duck and crispy pork, salt-and-pepper dishes, XO pippies over fried vermicelli, dumplings, noodles, and stir‑fried seafood. Reviews and local guides consistently describe it as a no‑frills, late‑night spot focused on hearty Chinese food rather than decor.([corner.inc](https://www.corner.inc/place/1092543?utm_source=openai))

On card statements, charges may appear as “FORTUNE TEAPOT PL SYDNEY AUS” or a variation thereof because the legal owning entity is Fortune Teapot Pty Ltd, which trades under the business name “Super Bowl Chinese Restaurant.”([australiacheck.com](https://www.australiacheck.com/nsw/fortune-teapot?utm_source=openai)) The charge will usually correspond to in‑person dining (dine‑in or takeaway) at the restaurant, including shared dinners, late‑night congee or noodle meals, or group orders. Amounts often match typical restaurant tickets in the A$20–A$40 per‑person range, but larger group meals can be significantly higher, especially when multiple dishes and seafood are ordered.([super-bowl-chinese-restaurant.goto-where.com](https://super-bowl-chinese-restaurant.goto-where.com/?utm_source=openai))

If you’re unsure about a charge, start by checking your recent dining history in Sydney’s Chinatown and look for receipts or bank notifications dated the same day as any visit to 41 Dixon Street. Compare the transaction amount and date with your memory of the meal; group bills paid on a single card are a common source of confusion. To resolve questions, you can call the restaurant directly (they are listed publicly at the same Dixon Street address) and provide the transaction date, approximate time, and amount so staff can cross‑check their point‑of‑sale records. If staff cannot locate the transaction or you suspect fraud, contact your card issuer promptly to dispute the charge and request a card replacement if necessary.([restaurantguru.com](https://restaurantguru.com/Super-Bowl-Chinese-Restaurant-Sydney?utm_source=openai))

Bank Statement Variations

1 known variations

These are the raw merchant codes that appear on bank and credit card statements that we've identified as belonging to Super Bowl Chinese Restaurant.

  1. FORTUNE TEAPOT PL SYDNEY AUS

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does my card statement show “FORTUNE TEAPOT PL SYDNEY AUS” instead of Super Bowl Chinese Restaurant?

The legal company that owns and operates Super Bowl Chinese Restaurant is Fortune Teapot Pty Ltd, so some banks display the company name (FORTUNE TEAPOT PL) plus a location like SYDNEY AUS instead of the trading name. This is still a charge from Super Bowl Chinese Restaurant at 41 Dixon Street in Haymarket.

What are typical amounts for a Super Bowl Chinese Restaurant charge?

Most individual diners see charges in roughly the A$20–A$40 range, reflecting a main dish and shared sides or congee, but group meals with multiple dishes or seafood (such as XO pippies and whole fish) can run well over A$100 on a single card if one person pays the bill for the table.([super-bowl-chinese-restaurant.goto-where.com](https://super-bowl-chinese-restaurant.goto-where.com/?utm_source=openai))

Can Super Bowl Chinese Restaurant place authorization holds on my card?

For standard dine‑in or takeaway meals, the final amount is usually charged once when you pay at the end of the meal. However, if you pay using a card terminal that briefly pre‑authorizes the transaction, you might see a temporary pending amount on your online banking that later settles to the exact bill total. Any duplicate pending entry should typically fall off within a few days; if it doesn’t, contact your bank.

How can I verify that a Super Bowl Chinese Restaurant charge is legitimate?

Match the transaction date, time, and amount on your statement to any recent visit you made to Sydney’s Chinatown, particularly to 41 Dixon Street in Haymarket. Check receipts, text confirmations from your bank, or photos/messages from that outing. If the details line up, it’s likely legitimate; if you’ve not visited the area around that date, call the restaurant or your card issuer to investigate further.([corner.inc](https://www.corner.inc/place/1092543?utm_source=openai))

Does Super Bowl Chinese Restaurant offer delivery or online ordering that might explain a charge I don’t recognize?

The restaurant focuses on on‑site dining and takeaway; some third‑party delivery platforms or directory sites may list them, but they don’t appear to operate a heavily marketed standalone online ordering portal. If you ordered via a delivery app, the descriptor might instead show the app’s name, so a “FORTUNE TEAPOT PL” descriptor is more typical of an in‑person payment at the restaurant.([super-bowl-chinese-restaurant.goto-where.com](https://super-bowl-chinese-restaurant.goto-where.com/?utm_source=openai))

How do I contact Super Bowl Chinese Restaurant about a billing issue or receipt copy?

Look up “Super Bowl Chinese Restaurant 41 Dixon St Haymarket” in an online map or directory to find their current phone number and, where available, email contact. Call during their opening hours (they typically trade from late morning until very late at night) and provide your name, the date and approximate time you dined, the card type, and the transaction amount so staff can locate your bill in their system.([super-bowl-chinese-restaurant.goto-where.com](https://super-bowl-chinese-restaurant.goto-where.com/?utm_source=openai))

Can I set up a tab or recurring payment with Super Bowl Chinese Restaurant?

Super Bowl Chinese Restaurant normally operates on a per‑visit basis—your card is charged when you finish your meal or collect takeaway. They do not advertise subscriptions or recurring billing, so any repeated monthly charge labeled “FORTUNE TEAPOT PL” would be unusual and should be checked with your bank and the restaurant to rule out card misuse.([super-bowl-chinese-restaurant.goto-where.com](https://super-bowl-chinese-restaurant.goto-where.com/?utm_source=openai))

What should I do if I was unhappy with the food or service and want a refund or adjustment?

Restaurant refunds are discretionary and handled case‑by‑case. If there was a clear billing error—such as being charged twice, incorrect items on the bill, or wrong amount—contact the restaurant as soon as possible with your receipt or a photo of the card slip. If you can’t resolve it directly, you may raise a dispute with your card issuer, who can request documentation from the merchant and review the transaction under their chargeback policies.

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