I can't believe no one has reviewed this place yet. My wife is obsessed with their food. Me, well…read morefor someone who isn't a big sushi eater, I think its pretty tops too. Lucky for me they also serve meals like teriyaki chicken and chicken katsu curry. When you go there, don't be surprised that the cabinet is empty, everything has already been sold. That shouldn't matter anyway, cause the best meals from Tsuru are always served freshly made. Simply, the cooks are always under the pump, especially on weekends when the line up goes out the door. For those wanting to sit down for a feed I recommend getting a seat on one of the street tables as the inside has limited space and gets pretty crowded at a rush time. That's why I would recommend ordering ahead and bring it home. As mentioned before, I'm not a big sushi fan. However I do make an exception for Tsuru. Sometimes if my wife moves away from the table for a minute, upon her return she'll notice a roll missing and a sly smile across my face. If you're more into your hot meals definitely get a serving of the steamed and salted soy beans and a serving of katsu curry, its one of the best I've tasted in Brisbane.

This informal cafe, is a great place for lunch and dinner! They have happy hour at 5.30-6.30pm with…read morecheaper tap beers. The sushi is great and freshly made and the chicken Karage is excellent! The goyzoya stays with you a kitty too long with yucky burps throughout the day/night so avoid that if going on a date! But overall a cheap and cheery night out or great lunch option! Couldn't recommend more highly! Go go go check it out for yourself! Enjoy!

These guys are great is all i can say. The other poor reviews given, i highly doubt they were even…read moreat the same place. I get food or coffee from here almost every weekend and they unlike other places consistently put out awesome coffee and great food. I don't normally review unless its because the place is bad but these guys are well over due for a 5 star rating from me. On the very very odd occasion i have been disappointed but i have the cafe to replace or fix anything i wasn't happy with. All i can say is if you love your coffee as much as i do these guys are worth stopping past for. Also, they have outdoor or in doors which i really love having a choice of. Thanks again for putting out top coffee and amazing food!

Caffe Primavera is another of those quality suburban cafes that are starting to pop up around…read moreBrisbane. I've been visiting for over a year now and have enjoyed it every time, their friendly service and delicious food making it impossible to not return. The menu is quite similar to most modern cafes, offering a range of sandwiches/burgers/wraps, as well as pizzas, pastas and salads. I recommend the Smoked Salmon pizza, an alternate take on the gourmet pizza, or the fried calamari, some of the freshest I have tasted in Brisbane. Prices range from $15-$25 for a main meal. The coffee has always been good. As experienced coffee drinkers understand, it's always handy knowing where you can find a good coffee. The baristas at Caffe Primavera certainly make a great coffee, using Merlo as their supplier. Always a good temperature, and never burnt; exactly what you want out of a coffee.

Fish Kitchen is located in Centro Toombul shopping centre near Billy Baxters. There's indoor and…read moreoutdoor seating and a wide range of afford fish and chips and other main meal options. They also do breakfast every day and there's no fish to be seen on the breakfast menu. They are only open for dinners on Thursday and Friday nights, the rest of the week they are only open til 5:30pm. Most of the meals are under $15, and they have a lot of options for about $10 including a Steak Sandwich ($10.95), Grilled Chicken Burger ($10.95), Fisherman's Basket ($11.95) and of course: Cod, Chips and Salad for only $9.95! It's counter service and also says it's BYO.

Wow, a great fresh lunch for under $10! I was almost put off by the name, but I'm glad I checked it…read moreout anyway. There was a "specials" board out the front, and right at the top was "fish & chips $7.95, with salad $9.95". Check out the pic of my plate! How good is that? A big fat piece of fish (cod I think, crumbed, battered or grilled to order), traditional thick-cut chips, and a whole lot of fresh greens, tomato, cucumber, red onion and some string carrot on top. And to think I almost gave in to a plate of dodgy bain-marie sludge down at the food court. I noticed quite a few single diners like myself ordering the same, and one old dear chatted to me about how good the food is here, so I'm not the only one impressed. The coffee looked pretty good too, I wish I had room for a coffee and cookie deal ($5.95), but that will have to wait until next time.

I can't believe this place wasn't in the database! Situated…read morein the Sunnybank Plaza foodcourt, Cafe Mi is a Chinese style cafe serving up a variety of cheap food. We came here on on a thursday a little after midday, Cafe Mi was quite packed however there was no issues in getting a table. There's table service but you need to flag down a staff member to get your order taken, which is a-ok as it gives you as much time as you need to browse their extensive menu. The menu ranges from Chinese, Japanese, Thai, Portugese curry (?) and I even saw a club sandwich and chips on their. Most dishes are around the $10 market which is good if you're frugal. My friend ordered a double combo sort of a thing which came with one half chicken karaage on rice and the other chicken teriyaki, unfortuntely he found what appeared to be a deceased insect in his dish which was pretty gross, he proceeded to eat both the insect and the rest of his food anyway lmao. I had a noodle soup which was pretty great and my other friend had the portugese curry which was served in a carved out bread roll. Overall an ok place to get a quick and cheap lunch if you're in the Sunnybank Plaza. I'm not in a hurry to go back though, there's much better restaurants in Sunnybank.

Food is cheap and service is chop chop (fast but rough). I usually order their bbq pork and rice…read moredish for $10 but the pork is a bit hit-n-miss, sometimes it's nice but other times it is really dry and hard to chew. They don't take eftpos, cash only so don't get caught out without any money.

This French cafe with its Impressionist mural depicting Parisienne life seems displaced amongst the…read moreAsian eateries of Market Square but don't be fooled. This hardy veteran has seen many Asian restaurants come and go, and is still as popular as ever. I admit it took about five years before I finally made a dinner reservation. I just couldn't believe that a Vietnamese chef/ owner in Sunnybank could do good French food. I was a fool to have waited so long. Their steaks are excellent, especially when served with a side of fried and garden greens. Prices are around $25 for a main except for their 1kg Wagyu which is expensive but very popular. These days I come out here late at night for a coffee and dessert. It's great to find crème brulee or Crepes Suzette in the middle of suburban China town. The staff here are flexible and don't mind me taking a table just for coffee and dessert even though they could be easily packed out with dinner diners. They also do a variety of cakes - but these are your 'Coffee Club' style cheesecakes so you'd be much better off ordering a dessert of the menu.

Star 1 - Hole-in-the-wall, yet great ambiance and cute…read moreFrench bistro. Great for casual lunch/dinner. Quaint, yet cozy and can be romantic. Star 2 - Cute and attentive waitresses, great Chef - Bravo! I'd be happy to practice my French if they hire a French waiter one day. Star 3 - The great menu is ready to be tackled by tastebuds and that's what you are looking for when entering a French bistro or a Fusion French/Vietnamese eatery! Menu features some French Classics like Boeuf Bourguignon, Canard a l'Orange or a quality Steak au Poivre, Rillettes de Canards etc etc Simple, good, honest French cooking that keeps everyone complimenting on as they put their fork down between each bite. Generous portions, well sauced and well executed! Star 4 - Risk taking is great, but having a solid backup is even better! Oh la la, you drive all the way to Sunnybank to have French food!? Come on! : ) Dessert is my favourite part of a meal. Being French of Viet ethnic, when you meet a French who tells you this place has the best Crème Brulee in Brisbane and will keep ordering it... You just have to try it - if your craving for Crepe Suzette doesn't overtake it. If you like French food, I would definitely recommend Café les Amoureux. Bon appetit, bien sur! ; )

Must be doing something right. The Rare Pear has been…read morearound for a while and I have gone by it many times - anyway it was Sunday lunch time and we thought let's give it a go. Not regretting the choice- walked up, greeted by waitress and seated, given menus. Given a moment to order drinks. Order taken and then back for the food order. Coffee was better than expected , not great but above the average. Food - smashed avo & sweet potato chips and other half having bacon and egg on Turkish bread. Pretty happy.

Read the reviews and thought we would give this place a try for Sunday morning breakfast, found…read morethis place online on yelp in our never ending hunt for the perfect breakfast place. Was surprised to find semi packed restaurant with empty tables for reservations on a busy sunday morning. Coffee was great and fast. Food was fantastic but served cold which indicates pre preparation, but the yummy food more than made up for this miscalculation. The eating area is good, they have done the best with what they have, but there was blazing sun and a glorious view of Logan road.

Hidden Gem How did I not find this place earlier?…read moreOnce you find it you'll remember the charm. This is a gorgeous vintage feel cafe that has ample seating and space. There is on street parking. It's opposite a cute little kids playground. Walk up and either put in the order or find a table - there is table service - quick, friendly and efficient. The menu has some old favs like crumpets with passion fruit butter and the usual eggs and toast - both are great. Breakfast Burger is a very tasty meal. The coffee is good. This place is now one of my favorites - love the general store charm. Ohh! It's also dog friendly ( sitting outside) - they serve a puppycino - paw stamp of approval from outer chocolate lab.

I came here for brunch with some old university friends on a Sunday. It was super packed so I was…read morehappy my friend managed to snag a reservation. We were seated in the back where I got a clear view of the entire restaurant. The place is buzzing! We started off with some coffee, because that's what you do when in Australia. The coffee culture is HUGE here. After everyone arrived, we got down to business. We ordered: Crispy Corn Fritters: absolutely delicious! Crispy corn fritters soft on the inside are served with perfectly scrambled eggs. Not on the menu Breakfast Sandwich: this was for the kids who couldn't find anything on the menu they liked. Essentially a bacon and egg sandwich (on a burger bun). Smoked Pork Hock Hash: my least favorite dish is smoked pork hock potato cake dotted with green harissa, avocado, kefir tahini, and finished with two poached eggs. It wasn't bad, just kinda boring when compared to the rest of the stuff. Eggs Bender: Billykart's version of eggs Benedict. Two poached eggs and a respectable Hollandaise sauce paired with house smoked Ora King salmon, and a side of sauteed mustard greens. No traditional English muffin here, instead a thick slice of rustic sourdough bread substitutes. Aussie Asian Eggs: my favorite dish. Also, possibly the most creative. A cake of fried noodles is topped with grilled prawns and bacon plus two deep fried eggs over the top. Food is good, really good. If you're in the area, definitely stop by.

I had a bad experience here a few years back and didn't return. But I decided to give it another…read morego. Firstly the coffee, service and decor were great. The food portions were huge, but the quality, flavors and techniques were poor. I had the Southern fried Chicken Waffles. I am usually a fan of mixing sweet and savoury, but it really didnt work. The Chicken was breast and was sooooo dry it was inedible. The Waffles were sweet and savoury and soggy. The eggs were undercooked with the white still runny. My partner had the vege breakfast which was much better, but still fairly bland. We wont be back for a while.

Review for a milkshake. A first?…read more I stopped here today after a bike ride, and opted for the $7 Oreo milkshake and a coffee. I would have been happy with a creamy, sweet shake (think Golden Arches style), but got something quite different. It was a bit more milky than your typical shake, and not too sweet; fresh and refreshing. It was nicely garnished with chocolate flakes and a strawberry, and had a complete Oreo floating in it to finish it off in style. In sum, it was really great. Only issue, it was a bit small-ish. Other than this, Moray Cafe is a nice place that I've visited a few times now, typically for breakfast. I've good memories of the food, but don't remember it in detail (too long ago). Next time that I'm here for Brekky I'll order a nice shake with it!