Great service here last time I went in. Forgot the name of the dish I had but it was really good…read more The decor of the place is also pretty cool!

The uber was worth the effort! A nice and clean place with friendly staff. I ordered the spicy pork…read moreriblets with a spicy glaze along with an order of delicious chicken friend rice with a starter of an egg drop soup with Bang bang chicken! I took this one home and the packaging was absolutely perfect! No spills or leaks. The pork was tender and juicy while the sauce was so delicious and 'sticky'. The soup was excellent - finally a place who makes a great tasty soup. And finally, the fried rice was fresh and full of flavour. I definitely plan on going back! Next time, I plan on trying the spicy green beans and spicy beef!

Terrible! After being told I could receive a free meal 2…read moredays ago by a English speaking man that was talking to the Asian manager, because the black bean chicken I purchased that afternoon was totally inedible due to its crazy saltiness, I went there tonight and was served by the same person - the female manager that speaks little english. She served me the meal I picked of the same price AFTER I reminded her of the free meal offer, and then upon leaving, she wanted me to pay - like she didn't remember the agreed free meal offer from 2 days ago!?, and her father (he looked like her father) yelled abuse at me and kept gestured for me to "F...Off!" and just leave!? I was gobsmacked! I knew something was off when he came outside while I was eating my meal and then just turned around and glared at me. Then the chef joined him for a cigarette and they were speaking in a derogatory fashion about something whilst looking at me. I was the only customer eating outside by the way. My recommendation is just do not waste your time or your money. ZERO Stars! You couldn't make this shit up folks! Unbelievable!

This place is fantastic. The only thing I disliked is that we ordered through an app online so if…read moreyour from California and don't have a proper cellphone service in Australia it will be difficult to order without getting charged for the data. Anyway the food was delicious you can't go wrong! It's better than PF changs in the states and PF changs isn't very good. The dumplings are just so so wonderful! We tried the pork ones with chives, the rainbow pork, the seafood stir fried noodles, and many other items and everything was balanced and so delicious. The PRICE WAS ALSO SO SO RIGHT! IF YOUR LOOKING TO TRYING THIS PLACE DO IT.

My friend & I visited for the first time recently and it was very disappointing. The staff were not…read morefriendly at all and we asked to give our order after no one came near us after viewing the menu for some time. No water was offered. One meal arrived 2-3 minutes after the order was given the second meal was a no show. After enquiring about the wait time, after which the first meal was almost finished the staff member did not return to let us know if it was on the way or whatever the delay was and no apology. The meal that did arrive was a beef dish and was dry. We will not return. Jill T.

Was recommended to place but overall wasn't' beautiful'...food only ok but service not very…read moreconsidering prices and location.

First time diners tonight, my wife and I ordered the won tons, house fried rice and the beef HO…read morefun. All meals were delicious, highly recommend. The service is as good as the meals, exceptional.

It was already pretty late at night, so we chose the first restaurant that looked like it had…read morecustomers, which just happened to be Super Bowl. I had the roast duck with noodles, which I actually enjoyed, other than the fact that it was a bit salty. The duck, though there wasn't that much meat, the skin was surprisingly crispy. I really enjoyed the duck, despite the soup base being salty. The noodles were just ok, but I did like that the noodles came with a generous portion of bok choi. I also tried the fried tofu, which was freshly fried, though it is more of an appetizer than a main meal. When we were there, two birthdays were being celebrated, so they played this cheesy soundtrack of children singing "Happy Birthday," - which, if you want to embarrass your birthday friend, this is it! It became a little obnoxious, but the friendly service made up for it.

If you're looking for a cheap and cheerful place to eat before heading out in the Valley, this is…read morewhere you should be heading. Superbowl is without a doubt one of the friendliest, least pretentious and most casual restaurants in Fortitude Valley, plus, the food is great! Some of my favourite options on the menu are the curry puffs, salt and pepper eggplant, shredded peking beef, and tom yum chicken hot pot. If you or a friend are celebrating a birthday, whisper in your attendant's ear as you arrive for the full Superbowl experience. In the many times I've eaten there, my experience at Superbowl has been overwhelmingly positive. If noisy restaurants or slightly intoxicated patrons offend you, best steer clear, but if you have a group of friends and a few bottles of wine in tow, it's the perfect place to visit.

I was feeling the great need for some Chinese food one night but I was in sweat pants and didn't…read morereally feel it socially acceptable to venture out to a restaurant in sweat pants and a shirt that said, 'I'm sotally tober" So I had a few options and chose to get Chinese food from Mr Wong's delivered. It wasn't bad! Recently his website received an update but a few months ago it was basically a PDF of his menu, so I was a little worried that they put the same effort into their food as they did their website. I ordered fried rice with lemon chicken - my partner she got spring rolls and black bean duck. It wasn't very adventurous of us, I admit, but it was a fairly decent amount of food. The price was reasonable as well, considering we got it delivered. It wasn't the best Chinese I ever had, but it was fairly good and I'm happy enough to eat from Mr Wongs once more.

Hands down the worst combination omelette and special fried rice I've ever eaten. Fried rice comes…read morewith watery prawns, very cold peas and no flavour. Omelette was burnt and had no pork in it. We couldn't eat it, literally we turfed it and cooked something else. Don't waste your money, go to Leon's Chinese Restaurant. Our usual, but they're not open on Monday's and I had an omelette craving. Lesson learned. :S

My folks wanted to try this place they read about in a mag. I confess I didn't even know it…read moreexisted. It appears quite new and will be a love affair for fans of New Shanghai who live locally. The restaurant is quite small which is probably why I missed it even though I travel past every day. It's within easy walking distance of the Coles carpark which should solve any non local's parking issues. The menu is quite compact but feasible and there are lunch specials at a smaller size. The dumplings section is basically the hardcore traditional favourites. Not as much choice as NS but should appease the regular dumpling eater. A variety of to-share dishes in the other section of the menu. We settled down to chive pancake, xiao long bao, pan stickers, griddled pork buns and a noodle dish. Seating is limited, I guess the tables could be moved, but you'd be looking at maybe 4-8 being comfortable. It is right open to Boundary Road, so it will be noisy with multiple buses and heavy car traffic. However, I say this would make a good casual dinner between family or friends. Service was fast and attentive. The interior design is quite schmick, the crockery is divine, but the Coke fridge a little jarring. :) They've gone to effort to make it look good, and the food is good enough. I hope it survives as some times one just needs a few dumplings, and a Chinese dumpling is not a Japanese gyoza (which West End has one of also). So please do me a favour and get into this place and keep it going, so I don't have to line up at NS or go over to Sunnybank for my fix.

The food is amazing - they actually taste fresh! In particular the roasted duck and Xiao Long Bao…read moreare really good! The waiters and waitresses are so polite with smiles on their faces all the time, providing close attention to needs (might not be a thing for everyone though)! The decoration is nice and the surrounding is quiet - a good place to have some cheap Chinese yumcha/dimsum with family and friends!

Took my wife and kids for the $40 all you can yum cha. After waiting awkwardly for 15 minutes…read morebefore getting served we placed our order from the menu. After 10 minutes (drinks still hadn't arrived) we were told we weren't able to pick up hat we wanted and they would randomly serve us what they decided. We asked what the point of the menu was if we can't pick anything anyways. They said bad luck they decide when and what they will serve us. A lot of the food on the menu can't be eaten by us (chilli etc) so we advised it would Just be wasted and have to be thrown out. Bad luck they said. Advertising was false. Menu was pointless. Service was horrible. We ended up walking out. And we weren't the only ones. STAY AWAY!

Delicious ! I used to only really enjoy a trip to Sunnybank for Chinese food, but this place is a…read morestandout and it is so close! We had such a wonderful night thanks to the service from Ian. The highlights for me were the prawn and pork wontons, mapo doufu, Sichuan beef hot pot & the crispy duck.

The food at Lin's is fresh and delicious! Many authentic Chinese dishes, our favourite is the…read moreszechuan style mapo tofu. Not to mention the dumplings - we succumb every time, they are so fresh and flavoursome. We've been back 4 or 5 times since our first visit and every time the service is friendly, the vegies are really crispy, and the food is really good. We hope others in the area support Lin's as they are in a tough tenancy that doesn't get as much foot traffic as other restaurants further down Boundary St. Definitely recommend!!

Lani can't come to Yelp at the moment. This is her extremely satisfied stomach stepping in as she…read morelies in a blissful, $25 good food coma. "Come to Yum Cha," her friends said. "Sure thing," she replied. The newer of the Enjoy Inn restaurant wasn't overly busy for this Saturday lunch service and while this took away from one of the key elements of any yum cha experience - atmosphere - it didn't take away from the food. Plates were a many. From BBQ pork buns, rice noodle rolls, dumplings in a vinegar sauce, steamed greens, fried prawn rice noodle rolls..there was a point the group of 5 raised the white flag and asked for any remaining dishes on their order to be cancelled. They'd tapped out. Happily. And yeah, you read right. Between the five of them they paid $25 each. Talk about a suitably budget friendly and group friendly dining option. There's parking on-site and a Woolworths across the way for easy cash-withdrawals if you'd forgotten to get cash for a split bill. I'm pretty sure Lani will be back, if only for the prawn rice noodle rolls. Yours, Lani's contented stomach.