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1 year ago
Came here for the banh mi and we're not disappointed - fresh bread, generous portions of marinated meat, cilantro, and carrots. It's definitely worth the visit! read more
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8 years ago
Good vietnamese food. The glazed chicken rice bowl and spring roll noodle bowl was awesome! read more
Mrs Luu's - Vietnamese Near Me - Brisbane, QLD
40 Tank St
Brisbane Queensland 4000
Australia
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(07) 3211 3651
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http://www.mrsluus.com.au
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What time does Mrs Luu's open?
Mrs Luu's opens at 9:30 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
What time does Mrs Luu's close?
Mrs Luu's closes at 2:30 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.Mrs Luu's is closed on Saturday and Sunday.
Mon-Fri 9:30 AM - 2:30 PMSat-Sun Closed
Does Mrs Luu's serve alcohol?
Yes, Mrs Luu's serves alcohol.
Does Mrs Luu's have parking?
Yes, Mrs Luu's has parking options.
Does Mrs Luu's have free WiFi?
Yes, Mrs Luu's has free WiFi.
People searched for Vietnamese 960 times last month within 15 miles of this business.
I was sitting in my lecture at uni when I had a sudden urge to eat atleast 50 Banh Mi. I was…read moreatleast 30 minutes away from the nearest Vietnamese melting pot, Needless to say I suffered horrifically for 3 hours with a hole in my stomach. When I finally made it to the city I found myself at Pho Viet, what I think used to be Viet D'lish, the really tacky shop with the pictures and fluro paper signs everywhere. Pho Viet's exterior is modern, clean and minimalistic, maybe even a little too bare? I originally wanted Banh Mi but as the name of the shop is pho I thought I better give their main dish a try, I also got a Vietnamese Iced coffee. The food and drink were pretty swell, the pho was tasty and had just the right amount of noodles to beef/beef ball ratio and the iced coffee was delicious as always. Overall a very good and healthy alternative to a lot of the other trash being served in The Myer Centre, I saw that they also had the famous noodle salad and a chicken soup on their menu if you want to have a bit of variety.
I normally liked the food they make but it has been twice when I ordered combination pho and the…read morebeef was not cooked, and I got gastro after it. They have reasonable price and good food to be fair, but I just think the chef needs to stop serving raw meat to customers
Banh mi and lemongrass beef rice noodle salad. The sandwich is only $5!
Beef Pho with rare beef slices and beef balls
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I'm starting to re-discover the lunch options at Post Office Square food court and this place is…read moredefinitely a great addition! Most dishes are $8 and below, and have a generous size. Veges & meat appear fresh and are well prepared. Very good value for money if you're looking for reasonably priced lunch options in the CBD.
Having appointments in the city around lunchtime means I get to sample a variety of food options…read more It can be challenging when faced with the traditional food court due to my gluten intolerance, but I've been finding more options of late. I approached the SUPER FRIENDLY people serving at Sing's Vietnamese Chargrill and asked straight out, "Do you have any gf options?" The lovely gentlemen proceeded to list 5 dishes off the menu and I was immediately in-love. I ordered the Massaman Curry with rice and a juice and paid a (comparatively) paltry amount. The bowl I picked up was HUGE. Like, as big as my head huge. It was packed with vegetables and crispy chicken with white fluffy rice. I struggled to get half way through before giving up as it really was wayyyy too much food. I was told the curry was mild but I found I had to get the rice / curry sauce ratio just right or else it had quite a kick. Keep in mind I have a sensitivity, spice-lovers would most likely agree it was mild. There are loads of tables around the food court but I recommend going with a friend so they can nab one while you wait for the food. Seats go VERY quickly in this space. Everything was bright and clean and service was extremely friendly. They also sell some of the cheapest bottles of water I have seen anywhere in Brisbane at $2 a bottle. BARGAIN!
Almost too good to be true! I wouldn't expect to find pho this good outside Inala but Little Hanoi…read moreproved me wrong. Broth was remarkably clear and incredibly flavoursome and jam packed with noodles and beef. At $10 for the small including complimentary Chinese doughnuts for dunking in the broth it's a steal!
There are a few little vietnamese rice paper roll places popping up around the CBD lately, but…read moreLittle Saigon Grill has been around for a while and I think it's still the best. Their vietnamese basics are excellent - a great selection of rice paper rolls as well as salads and good pho - although I'd generally say their non-vietnamese selection (laksa etc) is average, good but not great. It can get quite busy around lunch time, but the queues move fast. If you're lucky you can get a seat and table in Rowes Arcade, which is far nicer than the Post Office Square food court, but even better is to head up to the Post Office Square park area and enjoy some sunshine on your lunch break.
We loved Little Saigon Grill's take on the pork belly banh mi. The crispy skinned pork was crunchy…read moreand flavoursome and they were very generous with the salad fillings. At $8.40, this is good value for the CBD. We were less than excited with our satay chicken salad though - we really didn't like the flavour of the chicken.
Variety of summer rolls and salad! Yummy bread rolls
Banh Mi (in progress)
Fresh and quirky centrepieces decorate the varied seating spaces at LSG.
This is a no frills Vietnamese spot. It's located on Burnett Street, which can be accessed by car,…read morebut there is no parking on the street. You would have to walk here or park in Uptown Mall car park. The restaurant itself is pretty small with some counter seating and a couple tables outside. The menu was simple, with the noodles and rice dishes. The pho broth is a tad sweet, but it's good. To change bun bo hue noodles to rice noodles was an extra dollar. The Vietnamese coffee was a good addition. Everything like the chopsticks and tissues add self-served, and then you leave all the dinnerware on the table when done. I didn't like that they didn't have sriracha and that they charge $1 for hot sauce. They should make the bun bo hue spicy!
After just traveling to Ho Chi Minh, I was craving some Vietnamese food and this place hit the…read morespot! Very fresh, authentic food. The owner was friendly and offered suggestions when asked. I would recommend if you are looking for authentic food for a good price.
Entrance on Burnett Street
6. Spicy beef n pork (bun Bo hue) $20.30
Drink menu , June 2026
Disappointing banh mi I ordered a pork belly banh mi for a…read morequick weekday lunch and I was very disappointed. The roll was very dry, there was barely any salad and the pork belly wasn't very crispy. It seemed to have been drenched in soy sauce which made it very salty. At $9.50 this is one of the more expensive banh mi I have eaten.
This basic restaurant is another Fortitude Valley institution. The food is very good and the…read moreservice was excellent with the food arriving very quickly even though it was busy. Our waiter went out of his way to make suggestions and brought us fresh chopped chilli without being asked. Unfortunately we had dinner there on a Friday night and the noise levels were incredible. We arrived without a booking and were seated upstairs next to a a table of people who were having a work function. This is probably a place to avoid on Friday and Saturday nights because it is so busy.
I was craving Pho and I was directed here either by walking past it and also from searching for it…read moreonline but when we walked in, I gave it about 2 minutes and left. It was crowded but not full of people who were enjoying their food, it was more business and socializing. The staff was not welcoming at all. I did return to get some chicken pho takeout but they have a $20 minimum to use a card so I had to order a second dish. I got the wonton soup along with the pho (actually it's called noodle soup, not pho here). It was for a sick friend. He later told me that the broth tasted the same. It was fine for making him feel better, hot broth, but he wouldn't go back to have dinner there.
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Average banh mi This busy little eatery on Adelaide Street…read moreserves all the Vietnamese staples. I stopped by for lunch with some colleagues and had a pork belly banh mi. The salad filling was good but I thought that it could have done with some more pork. To be fair I've been a bit spoiled from eating at all the great banh mi around Brisbane and it was super cheap.
In short, these guys are amazing. Delicious food,…read moreexceptionally quick and friendly service, and they handle the lunchtime rush so well. Plus they do a great banh xeo (pancake) which is hard to find. I can't fault them - do yourself a favour and go visit them in your next lunch break.
Fresh, Fast, Affordable and Tasty... All served with a smile ^_^
Pork belly banh mi
The chicken curry - yum!
Northern Vietnamese flavours This new Vietnamese restaurant…read moreat Stones Corner specialises in Northern Vietnamese/ Hanoi food. It has a small but simple menu. We loved their take on the banh mi, the bun cha chan (grilled pork noodle soup) was full of favour and the spring rolls were amazing! It was very reasonably priced, the owner was super charming and friendly and there was no MSG!!
These Ga Nuong Sa Ot chicken are marinated overnight and grilled to perfection on charcoal BBQ.
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Very nice food and service, i will recommend the little plates which allow me to try more kind of…read morefood. The environment is good, people are friendlu
Compared to Melbourne, there are not a lot of eateries within walking distance in center city…read moreBrisbane. Decided to try this eatery. Good size, clean and efficient staffs, almost all waiters/kitchen staff are korean. Understandably like all center city restaurants, a little pricey due to location. Food are tasty, was not given much sauces to mix the rice or to dip the pancake. Only 3 side dishes were given, not sure if there are free refill. Did not try the bbq, just the regular menu items. Limited selection offered, order using mounted tablet on table. Went in around 1pm on Saturday, kind of full. Most patrons are Korean ....
Today we discovered Saigon Flavour at Moorooka! We had the…read morecrispiest, most flavour-packed bánh xèo I've ever had (officially my new favourite Vietnamese dish!) wrapped in fresh herbs and lettuce, and dipped in nước chấm. The combination beef pho was equally delicious with a rich fragrant broth, tender beef and fresh herbs We'll definitely be back!!
A recent rise on new Korean restaurants…read more Bull Bar has come to my enlightenment after I crossed Elizabeth Street and my university friends have no clues on which restaurant to choose for dinner. But luckily, they are with someone who never scares to try new food in a new restaurant. And that 'someone' is me! As approaching to Bull Bar, there are actually staircases to the beneath restaurant...quite adventurous... Anyway, we looked at the menu and the staffs are very friendly to all of us. The interior decor may appear simple but less is more I guess. And it's kinda fit into my eyes. We decided to go for this cheesy dish (photo). It was HEAVENLY DELICIOUS! The portion was generous for $28. I'm going back again there definitely and so much to explore!
I wish I'd taken photos, but we almost plunged mouth first into the dishes. Dumplings, Kim Chi…read morepancake, hot pork belly, and the sides...my gosh...the sides. Washed down with soju. 10/10. Will visit again.
Breaking my "never give five stars if you've not gone more than once" rule -- because even though…read moreI've only been to Brisbane once, I went to Pochana twice because it was that good! I wasn't super hungry the first night I went, so I just had chicken satay. The chicken was tender and the sauce probably the best I've ever had. The next time I went I had pad see ew with chicken -- with this dish, the chicken can sometimes get dry; again, the chicken at Pochana was tender and the sauce delicious. Elizabeth Street, where Pochana is located, is basically restaurant after restaurant -- so there are many choices and options. But if I return to Brisbane, I would go to Pochana again over a new restaurant if given the choice.
We had a surprise overnight stop in Brisbane by our airline. We were walking around waiting for our…read moreroom to be ready. and wanted something light. Found this place, walked in and noticed there were lots of locals meaning that it will be good. We ordered amazing gyozas which had great sauce. Im not sure what the beef dish we had was called but it was gluten free and also amazing. It had a salad that came with it and their sauce also good. Whenever you are in a place you have never been you taking a chance whatever you choose to eat. This place was a great find. Highly recommend!
Bamboo Basket recently opened up a branch in the Portside Wharf in Hamilton, QLD. I tried the BBQ…read morepork and wonton noodle soup available from their lunch menu. I was looking for a non-greasy meal and the soup was exactly what I wanted. I didn't bother putting any other additional seasoning. The soup and noodles were light with punctuations of savory flavor provided by the BBQ pork and the won tons. I was immediately attended to and even given a whole jug of ice cold water. I know that doesn't mean much to some people, but I think it is a fine example of good customer service. Other places don't bother to serve you water and don't even care if the water is lukewarm. I was really satisfied with the meal, service, and the restaurant was well presented. I'll be happy to make another visit to sample the other items on the lunch menu.
Great dumplings. I went here with mom and sister who is vegetarian. We all walked away happy…read more Sister was surprised by the wide range of tasty vegetarian selections. Very standard dumpling menu but all were a little distinguished from the norm and very good. My favorites were the steamed shrimp dumplings. My mom enjoyed the fried shrimp dumplings and the pan fried shrimp dumplings and my sister and I both loved the tofu mixed vegetable dumplings. Service was also great. Very friendly waiters that were suitably attentive. Three thumbs up!
Have been to Golden House many times and the food has been consistently excellent. The dining area…read moreis clean and well presented, the staff are accommodating, pleasant and attentive to your dining needs. The food I have found is authentic and tastes fantastic. The prices are very reasonable when compared to Vietnamese restaurants in Inala and Sunnybank. Quite surprised these guys aren't a lot busier but I guess being tucked away behind the Mc Donald's in Springfield Lakes, they are one of the best kept secrets in the area. Would recommend them for any occasion.
What can I say , I've been here numerous times in the last six months and every time has been…read morepretty bloody good. The food is fresh ; I'll add the spring rolls and dim sims are actually house made. A nice touch these days. Spring rolls full of fresh ingredients and the dim sims always have a nice bit of texture with the cabbage and water chestnuts. As I said I've been here a few times now so I've got a bit to say. It's is by far the best Vietnamese and Chinese inspired cuisine in the area. The only oriental food that comes close in terms of authenticity and taste is probably Thai Emperor. Different taste all together obviously but just as good.( I'll review them later) For mains we've had a few .... My favourites by a mile are the Szechuan prawns ( I like seafood though ) and the Peking duck course ... Although you'll need to give them at least 24hrs notice as they cook them there. You've got three courses to choose from with the duck. But I digress. The Pho is always tastey and filling whoever I will say not always consistent BUT ALWAYS GOOD. My partner has ordered a few different meals. The Mongolian sizzling beef , honey lemon chicken and the fried rice ... All has been really quite exemplary. The only downside I'll give is the location which I guess in some circumstances you can't avoid. However I think they could set something up so it cut off the road view. The food is really good for the price , we spend about sixty bucks for two people. Probably better than the price suggests. I would definitely recommend to eat here. Omg and the service is brilliant always really attentive. I would have given three and a half stars but it won't let me lol. **As always food is the main reason you're there so I account for the most amount of marks.
Not too far from the Roma Street station you'll find this place that has daily lunch specials for…read moreunder $10 and really fast service. It's also likely to be open after 3pm if you're needing a late bite, when many of the other places will be closed.
This place was pretty average. Tried the shoyu ramen and katsu curry on two different occasions and…read moreboth flavors were fairly decent and not overpowering. The shoyu ramen was a bit watery for my taste but it wasn't overly salty. The katsu curry was sweet and creamy though the chicken was a bit on the dry side. Service was good and there were short wait times even during the afternoon rush hour. The seating arrangement is pretty simple to maneuver. There are a couple long communal tables and several 4-seaters scattered throughout. You order at the counter and the girls give you a number that represents your order(s). Overall nothing particularly special about this place but it's all right for a quick and relatively cheap Japanese meal in the CBD.
I love trying out new restaurants that end up being a great experience and are recommended by…read morefriends! This place is busy all the time including late into the night so that's always a good sign. We came on a Saturday evening around 7pm and we didn't have to wait too long for a table. We each ordered different types of dishes: two soups dishes and two noodle based dishes. I had the Malaysian Laksa that comes with Hokkien and Vermicelli Noodles, Fish Cakes, Prawns, Calamari, Bean Sprouts, and Eggplant in a Curry Soup. It was SO delicious and filling that I couldn't finish my bowl of soup. It is spicy which I really like as well but you can ask for more spicy if you'd like. Everyone was pleased with their meal and an awesome fact about Malaya Corner is that if you don't finish your meal, you can have a to go box! I was so excited about this fact and will definitely be coming back again. The selection is enormous including vegetarian dishes. There is also complimentary self-serve tea and water at the counter for you.
Last night my fellow Sunnybank loving friend and I decided to try a new place in our favourite…read moredining area. We had noticed Malaya Corner on previous visits, and the crowds the place drew coupled with the amazing aromas drifting out the door were enough to convince us to give it a try. This place is a lot bigger than some of the other restaurants in Sunnybank, although they have still packed the tables in a little close. Throughout the evening I often wondered what the guys sitting approximately 30cm away, at the table to my left, thought of the intense deconstructing of our lives that took place. Pretty much everything on their menu appealed to me; I was continually flipping the two sided page over trying to decide what to have. There were a lot of dishes I'd never heard of, but which sounded delicious; I almost ordered one of those but decided to go for a safe option and be more adventurous next time. Our food arrived promptly and was very tasty. The quality of food and the atmosphere weren't really anything unusual compared to the other restaurants I've been to in this area, but the service was. All the wait staff were very attentive, polite and clearly intent on doing a good job as they zoomed through the maze of tables. They have a no split bills policy (always a little annoying), so keep that in mind.
Amazing service, food and cost…read more I had a great feed for just $12 and it was so hot and tasty
That was amazing, you need to come here. I got satay chicken and a bowl of rice... for $13.50!!!…read moreLike what??! My mate went to the spot next door and payed $19.00 for some cold fish and some chips. You need to go to the Gabba takeaway spot! PEAK! Aswell, the service team were so lovely. You really need to go here and support this business because it truely is that good.
A bit of a challenge to find even with google maps. No big signage. Food was ok had the basic hot…read morepot ingredients of thinly sliced meat 2different kinds only. Crab meat, mixed fish cakes. The sushi bar is not expansive as it's only sushi rolls during lunch. So if you're a fan like me. Not a place to go. Alll the rolls covered in a lot of sauce. Service was good and staff were very polite
Literally unlimited food indeed! You will not be disappointed on what you've paid. Food was good…read moreespecially fried chicken and shushi's