Long lines, slow service, dirty eating area. I once got food poising off a cheeseburger here. Was…read moresick for a week, couldn't get out of bed, thought I was going to die. Not my favourite McDonald's.

$11 for the large kebab! Cheapest around and by far the biggest! Comes with 2 sauces and tastes…read moreamazing. Most kebabs taste great in Brisbane but this place was the cheapest by far for the size and totally worth it. My go 2 kebab place moving forward

There is a time and a place for kebabs and fries covered in sauce and cheese. The time is after…read moremidnight and the place is Fab Kebabs. I like specific food and I know their weird, but you should get kabab shop fries, lettuce, chilies, cheese and ketchup. I know that sound the worst, but it's so good. And the guys don't judge me for my boozey order. The guys who run the joint are friendly and work quickly, which at that time of the night is essential. They also have a great vegetarian selection which is nice to see in a roasted meat focused venue. Definitely one to visit if you're in the area looking for the ultimate comfort food to soak up the night you've just had.

I dropped by the nearby Mackers in Brisbane for a snack. The beauty of traveling internationally…read moreis that you can try McD's items that are unique to the local market. The sandwich was ok. It could have been spicier, and it would have benefited from some pickles. On the other hand, the wings were surprisingly good. They were meaty and nicely fried. The only downside is that they were about $2 USD/each. Service is fast via a kiosk. You can dine in, or take away like I did. There is a large dining area, and this location is open 24/7. I like trying the unique menu items at McD's when I travel internationally. I look forward to sharing more items during my travels.

Stopped by to get a quick snack at a great spot to watch people. This is located off of Elizabeth…read moreStreet and is always filled with people who are enjoying the evening. Great place to get a quick bite while enjoying Brisbane. The filet of fish did not taste what I expected here. Stick to the common burgers when visiting Brisbane McDonald's.

There's really not much I can say to differentiate this place from every other Kebab store other…read morethan how helpful, fantastic, and unbelievably tasty their kebabs and chips are after a night out in the city. Azra Kebabs is a well-needed stop along the way home after a night out - usually best served after you've just stumbled out of the Stock Exchange, because it's so close, convenient, and quick to deliver mouth-watering food. No matter the unreasonable time of night, the staff here is always generous - both in their portion servings and in their demeanours - always willing to put up with loud and obnoxious people who just want a kebab to make everything all better. On a night when all you want is some greasy chicken or beef and a slew of special sauce, Azra's Kebabs make you feel like it's all gravy. Find them along Edward Street, heading towards the city from the Stock Exchange.

I only tried the matcha soft serve but it was delicious, with very polite and friendly service. It…read morewas tasty, not very gritty like some places with a good strong flavour. Great little spot with some great looking takoyaki!

A great place for a cheap lunch. They have lunch time special deals for $7.95. Never thought I'd…read moresee these prices in 2017! The okonomiyaki itself was average. Fairly busy during lunch hour but not too bad. The wait time is about 5 mins.

This was my second time at Mos burger. Last time I had the beef burger - it was good. This time I…read morehad Chicken Teriyaki Burger, I also had the wedges and ice tea with it - it was really good. It's going to be my burger place to go to in CBD!! Way better than Hungry Jack! It was about $13 for a chicken tariyaki burger+Large side of wedges+large icetea . Don't forget to check out the upstairs area.

3.5 Good:…read more1. The Wagyuworks Cheese was very tasty. It doesn't look that great - it actually looks very ordinary and dry, but it tastes really good! Not good: 1. I ordered the corn soup and they forgot to bring it. Once I finally got it, it wasn't that good - not enough corn. It's not the same as the one at Curry House which I really like. 2. I didn't like my BBQ Beef sushi burger. The flavor is good but the rice bun falls apart and I felt like I was eating a bowl of rice with my hands like an animal. Within two bites, I wished I had a spoon. The BBQ Beef was like one giant strip of meat, so that after the first bite, I couldn't tear it and I kept eating it (it was never ending like a clown's handkerchief). So all the beef was gone after a bite or two, and all I had left was rice and the veggies. 3. They don't let you make changes. I wanted tomato on my burger but they wouldn't do it.

I love this restaurant, and the food is impeccable. however i recently went there and got food…read morepoisoning from their seafood laksa.

Finding fast food in the late evening upon our arrival in Brisbane proved to be a tad bit more…read moredifficult than I thought it should have been. This was probably due to two reasons: 1. Seems like the local eateries close at what we (Americans) consider to be quite early (7 pm). 2. My son and I had ABSOLUTELY no idea where we were or what we wanted. After a bit of wandering, we stumbled across this gem (Fantasia Asian Food) by sheer luck. One of their employees was offering free samples on the street just outside the food court where they're located. My son tried the sample (chick pea curry) and, to my surprise, he LOVED it. Even more shockingly, he asked if he could have it for dinner ...... We found our take out. Located on the second floor of the food court near the Apple Store on Adelaide St. Tucked into the very back of the court. The chick pea curry with rice was excellent, and although mild (heat wise) for my taste, I wouldn't hesitate to order it for myself. I had the Asian spice wings . . . FANTASTIC. My wife got the lemon grass chicken . . . verdict was two thumbs up. Service was great especially for a Chinese joint.

Used to be good but has lost its dedication to customer service. Long drive thru waits and poor…read morefood quality. Also refuse to refund ruined orders. Most recently ordered tacos, nachos and chicken bowl (+guac and extra chicken). Got neither paid for extra ingredients, no guac or cheese on the nachos making it inedible, and the tacos had minimal filling as well. Whole meal was awful. Requested a refund and was only given $20 in "Gomex rewards" and was told that "aligned with the guidelines and standards of Guzman y Gomez". Dont eat here.

I'm an A-grade virgin (if there is such a thing!) when it comes to Mexican food. Thinking about it…read morenow remembering my trip to Guzman Y Gomez, I have to work on rectifying that actually. Before Guzman Y Gomez, the only Mexican that I have ever had (and I am literally kicking myself while writing this!) is Taco Truck, which is actually quite awesome... Anyway, as soon as I walked past Guzman Y Gomez, my mind was made up. I had to have lunch there. I was sort of excited about it actually. So we walked in a queued and all of a sudden it came to me - Hang on.. Mexican Food is spicy, right? Oh oh.. Kevin and Spicy DO NOT mix!.. Turn around and walk away mate.. before it's too late.. Non non.. I want Mexican.. I'm gonna be ok! So I got to the line and was greeted with a warm Hola by the waitress.. Awesome.. I went for the Chicken Guerrero Burrito (You promise it's not spicy yeah?!), which got to me pretty quickly and it was brilliant! - Love it! Love it! Love it! I also had a mandarin Jarrito - I don't know but I just thought it felt Mexican... I had to return and try the Barramundi Burrito before I left Brissie and so I did.. Ay, Caramba!!! Loved it again.. & of course I had another Jarrito because.. well you know why..

In Brisbane for work and was really wanting a cheeseburger, I know, crazy Americans... Decided to…read morestop by Jee's Burger solely because it was close to my hotel in the heart of downtown Brisbane. I ordered the cheeseburger and fries, so nothing crazy, but I'm not going to lie, they make a ridiculously good smash burger. The service is great as well, and I know my food was all cooked to order because it tasted fresh and was served piping hot! If you're in a hurry and looking for something that tastes great and is ready super fast, make it a point to stop by Jee's! Two thumbs and two toes way up for Jee's! Happy eating, my foodies!

I'd been walking by this place for a week now and finally decided to go in. I asked the girl at the…read moreregister if they could give me a bunless option, to which she said yes. I suppose I should've been a little clearer as I'd wanted a lettuce wrap. Not a huge deal as they had plastic ware on site. I chose the bacon burger with two patties. The burgers were very juicy and grilled to perfection. The bacon could have been more crispy, but not a deal breaker. I chose the chipotle mayo which was tasty and paired well with the fries. The fries were crispy and had a flavorful seasoning on them. To round it out, I got a peanutbutter milkshake at the suggestion of the cashier; she said they were delicious. She was not wrong. The shake was awesome! The restaurant is fairly small and there's not much to talk about other than the cool wallpaper and weekly top 20 beats pumping through the stereo. Great place to get a burger and hang out.

I'm easily persuaded. Yesterday afternoon, within 10 steps of leaving work, hubby had successfully…read moreconvinced me we should eat dinner out. Little Singapore is tucked into the Albert Lane, er, laneway. If you're heading up from Elizabeth Street, stick to the right, and head in just before Kathmandu. It's on the right, between Sushi Sushi and something akin to General Clothing Co. It's table service (at least it is for dinner), so just plonk down into one of their high backs and start browsing. Ambience *** The restaurant is blockaded by glass panelling so you can be sure you're corraled into the correct place. Marble tabletops, dark wood chair legs and cream leather cushions on the seats indicate that when this place first opened, it was immaculate. Now, well, it still has a swish groovy feeling, but you know its starting to wear. The kitchen is open; you can watch your chefs with their funky hats on cook your meal if you're sitting close enough, which would be good, except they need a uniform upgrade, they're looking a bit shabby for an open kitchen. There's a sauce station near the cashier, where you can help yourself to a multitude of spicy or mild options. I couldn't hear any music, and no doubt because half the restaurant is open-air, where the other half is a little dark and intimate. I prefer my air fresh and my people watching unobstructed, so we sat 'outside'. This restaurant is group friendly and family friendly, so if you've got rugrats, feel free to bring them in. Service ***** Our waitress was very welcoming and accommodating. Her english was good enough to understand me when I asked what some of the items were as they were not in English. Also upon asking if I could substitute the seafood in my meal for chicken she was very happy to organise that for me (yay!). The staff, all Asian, work happily around each other judging by their regular smiles. There are plenty of wait staff on at dinner time; you only need to raise your eyes toward one of them and they'll come straight away to take your order or answer a question. The cashier at the end of the meal was just as nice and smiling as the waitress, and I was happy to tip for our meal (I don't auto-tip). Food *** I'm not sure if the menu has changed since I was last here - maybe, maybe not - but it does seem reduced from what I remember (or think I do!). Check it out on their website, under the 'Uptown' menu, but I'm almost 100% there used to be more variety. I ordered the... bugger, I've forgotten... Char Kway Teow, with chicken, and hubby the Beef and Blackbean Chow Mein. We also ordered frappes ($5 each), him the mango and me the strawberry (see photos). They were MASSIVE. I couldn't find a measurement on the cupware, but good lord, they were huge! I was expecting half of what we received - for the same price you'd get much less at Coffee Club! The flavour was okay, I couldn't put my finger on it at first, but I realised halfway through dinner that mine tasted like (okay, stick with me here) strawberry jelly crystals. If you were ever a jelly crystal eating kid, you will know what I mean. It was definitely strawberry flavoured, with these little bubbles of flavour which burst into your mouth, and there was evidence of some fruit pulp/ seed in the frappe, but I wouldn't hesitate to say there's a good bunch of artificial flavouring in them, too. The food came out fairly quickly after the frappes, hubby's first, and I kind of cocked my head at the sight of the button mushrooms. Now, I'm no Singaporean cook, and I'm quite likely wrong, but I've never seen mushrooms in a beef and blackbean before. On the other hand, my dish looked and tasted spot on, with bean sprouts, flat noodles, and a GOOD portion of chicken tossed in. My only gripe with my meal was that it was way too big. I brought the doggie bag (yes they do) to work for lunch today. Yum! Additional notes VERY IMPORTANT! This venue is CASH ONLY. There are ATMs back out on Albert Street, just turn right and head up to the NAB ATMs (of which there are 3). Also, Little Singapore's trading hours, according to the sign on the window, says its open til at least 10pm every night. I'm not going to guarantee that, but if you are out late having a good night, might be worth a pop-in for a pre 'sleep-off-the-impending-hangover' meal. This restaurant could make a better profit by cutting down portions. I might be sounding racist, and if I am, I don't mean to offend, but I can't tell if Asian restaurants have become accustomed to serving larger portions to deal with Western appetites or whether these are normal portion sizes. Almost every Chinese, Thai, Viet eatery I've been to, I haven't been able to finish my meal. And I hate wasting food. Charge more, or serve less. Hubby and I could have easily shared one plate if we'd had an appetiser to share as well.

Ordered beef brisket rice, chicken rice, egg ho fun and fried chicken with curry sauce and fried…read morerice. All good except fried chicken. Thought it would be Marryland chicken thigh instead chicken breast with some sort of fried battered. In fact it is the same fried battered they used in buffet take away. Not recommended. This dish needs a bit more innovation. Drinks are good and big. Similar to Chatime drinks.