Monday 9am – 5:30pm

4-16 Terminus Street, Castle Hill NSW 2154

Sit Down, Slow Down, Savour: Dining at Castle Mall

When you’re after something a little more special than a quick bite, Castle Mall’s dining options deliver on authentic flavour and generous portions. From traditional Korean dishes to a viral hotpot experience and Hong Kong-style comfort food, these Castle Hill favourites are perfect for a proper meal with family or friends.

Ban Sang
For authentic Korean food in Castle Hill, Ban Sang doesn’t cut corners on flavour or tradition. The menu features genuine home-style favourites including kimchi stew with pork, japchae, stir-fried beef bulgogi and bibimbap, all made with care and served the traditional way. It’s a favourite for locals wanting a proper sit-down meal that stays true to its roots — perfect for a family dinner or a catch-up with friends.

Mr Hotpoter
For a fun, affordable and genuinely viral dining experience, Mr Hotpoter offers an all-you-can-eat conveyor belt hotpot like nothing else in Castle Hill. Each diner gets their own personal soup pot, with fresh ingredients delivered straight to your table via conveyor belt, plus free sides included. It’s an interactive, social way to eat that’s perfect for groups, birthdays or simply trying something different — hotpot, done right.

Hong Kong Bing Sutt
Hong Kong Bing Sutt brings a slice of Hong Kong to Castle Hill, with an authentic cha chaan teng feel right down to the decor and interior design. Best known for its sizzling plate series — hot iron plates, generous portions and that unmistakable Hong Kong comfort food flavour in every bite — there’s plenty to mix and match, making it a Castle Mall dining favourite worth returning to again and again.

A Proper Meal, Right Here in Castle Hill

From traditional Korean cooking to a one-of-a-kind hotpot experience and sizzling Hong Kong plates, Castle Mall’s dining offering brings genuine, authentic flavours to the heart of the Hills District. Perfect for a relaxed family dinner or a night out with friends, it’s proof that great dining doesn’t mean leaving the neighbourhood.