Two employees of a Chinese restaurant were rushed to the hospital after a violent fight broke out between the two at work.

NSW Police attended the Crystal Seafood restaurant in Carlingford, in Sydney’s north-west, on Sunday afternoon following reports of an alleged stabbing inside the venue.

“Police were told two employees argued before one man stabbed the other multiple times in the head, face and arms,” ​​a police statement said.

A 63-year-old man suffered non-life-threatening injuries and was taken to Royal North Shore Hospital for further treatment.

Police are investigating an alleged stabbing at the Crystal Seafood restaurant in Carlingford

A violent fight allegedly broke out between two employees at the restaurant

Another man, aged 46, was arrested at the scene.

He was taken to hospital under police guard for treatment for a minor head injury.

Investigators have established the crime scene.

The investigation into the alleged melee is ongoing.

The restaurant was open for yum cha diners at the time of the incident.

The place describes itself on its website as “Sydney’s premier Chinese seafood restaurant.