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!

Suburban gem This is a great local option for good fresh…read moreVietnamese street food. The service is friendly, the portions are generous and the prices are reasonable.

Found the food quite fresh and tasty. Very relaxed place. Pricing very reasonable…read more Unfortunately no real ambience about the place and no view. Not a take a date to restaurant. Pretty good if you like Asian street food.

This has been my staple Chinese take-away place for a year now. It's cheap and cheerful, and the…read moreowners are always so happy! My favourites: Deep Fried Crispy Skin Chicken... for under $10 (say whaaaa?!) Hot & Sour Soup BBQ Pork Spare Ribs Every time I pick up and pay for my order, the chef just out from behind the counter and yells "Thank you, good bye!". It's a no frills (can't speak on behalf of the sit-down section of the restaurant) delicious, family-run local Chinese place, what more could you want? Having said that, some meals are a bit of a miss for myself, namely the Garlic Chicken. I wasn't the biggest fan.

When I was living near Moorooka this place was a fave of mine, it's always great value and get 2…read moremeals out of it. My favorites where Lemon Chicken or Fried Rice and it was the best Lemon Chicken and Fried Rice by far. I can't stress that this shop set the high standard for many years for me. I agree with what James S said on the Cheerful workers, and the owners are always so happy. On a side note though I hate it when Chinese, Vietnamese or Malaysian take away shops have the cheek to charge over $10 for a meal then don't include the rice and try get another $3-4 dollars out of you for it, even worse is having to ask does the meal come with rice, but it's an important question to raise. I would highly recommend and I still have the menu on my wall even though I'm bit of a journey away, bonus there number has never changed.

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!!

Good Vietnamese food The food here is tasty, fresh and…read morereasonably priced. This is a good option for Vietnamese food if you don't want to make the trek out to Inala. The wine list was disappointing - we couldn't find anything that was good value.

And very nice it is! Organized a family catch up here for a…read moreWednesday evening - booking recommended. This is a popular reasonably priced and quality - did I say quality - it is good food. It certainly was busy on the evening and that may explain the service - the entrees ( spring rolls and dumplings ) were out in good time however the rest of the meal came in wave and the prawn salad arrived close to finishing so we took it home in the takeaway container, with apologies and no charge for the salad. Did I mention quality food - it was very good. We had a wonderful evening. Also keep in mind you can get desserts next door - if there is room for them.

Possessing all the markers of a well-run business, this Vietnamese cafe is likely to become a…read moresomewhat regular haunt for me. Fairly recently, they introduced a new menu, which should provide an example for any non-vegetarian restaurant on how to cater to vegetarians: a full vegan menu, and care taken with other dishes to note where and when problem ingredients like fish sauce might appear, and offering viable substitutes. The dishes I've tried have been craveably good, exemplifying the freshness and balance of flavors one expects from Vietnamese cuisine. The drinks, likewise, are the sort of thing that encourages one to spend too much money, notably a delicious lemonade soda and an array of smoothies. And I haven't even tried their pho. There are drawbacks, enough for me not to rate them five stars yet. It has been quite crowded when I've visited, which is not a bad sign and which they handle reasonably well, but which nonetheless can lead to some delays. I'm not wild about the location; it's a bit farther in the suburbs than I'd like to go and not close to either the busway or the trains, though the best places often are farther out. And despite their extensive new vegan lunch menu, they don't seem to offer it for breakfast, which disincentivizes me from coming early.

Be careful if you have allergies!! I had the chicken vermicelli salad. It was nice, but no nicer…read morethan Pho Inn at camp hill. I have had a terrible allergic reaction. I have allergies to crustaceans. It shouldn't have been in my dish but clearly it was. My best guess is they aren't clean in the kitchen, nor do they follow the food safety and hygiene guides and contamination happens through use of the same utensils. Maybe no washing of hands between handling seafood and chicken?? Or using the same pans and/or bowls with cross contamination, and/or not cleaning in between??. I'm not overly sensitive and therefore dine at many Vietnamese and other Asian restaurants. This has never happened to me as I always read the ingredients contained in the dish. So my advice- avoid the place if you have severe allergies (photo is of my eyes completely open), and regardless- others should take note that things might not be as great behind the scenes at this place, even though you can see through to the kitchen! Also, they charged us a public holiday 15% surcharge even though it wasn't a public holiday. It's not on the menu or advertised but they must charge 15% for Sundays. Only explanation. I will ring them to enquire when they open back up on Tuesday

Best Vietnamese I've had outside of Vietnam. The Baguette is crazy good & the Papaya salad made me…read moremoan. Brilliant.

The staff got my order wrong. No problems at all…read more But the owner came out yelling at us telling us that either we pay double or the staff will be and for us to explain to him what happened. Horrible guy and feel so bad for the staff. Good was pretty bad as well. The meat in my pho bowl was so fatty. So gross. Do not go here

Find yourself in one of Brisbane's largest shopping centres smack bang on lunch o'clock but don't…read morefancy bain-marie style eats? Garden City and their new Town Square dining precinct have you covered. I was all set to keep to my usual stop at Motto Motto until I was assured I'd not regret a visit to dine at PH by Pho Hung (directly opposite the geometric prints of Motto Motto). I think my secret source knew her stuff. Set amongst clean white walls with black illustrations and yellow accents, PH is a more modern version of their well-known Sunnybank restaurant. Despite it's location they're serving a reasonably full sit-in menu with a few take-away options. Their tagline: "Vietnamese delight authentic food" rings true as each meal is made to order. Once sat by the friendly staff I opted for the beef wrapped in betel leaves and a grilled prawn vermicelli salad bowl. Note to self: you don't need anything else when ordering the salad bowl. These are huge and I'd dare to say enough for two and their special fish sauce is the star of the dish. If you're a fan of fresh flavours, fast and friendly service and a meal that leaves you feeling satisfied and full of health -- PH is your bet in this neck of the woods.

Sunnybank Vietnamese! We had lunch for the first time at…read morethis Vietnamese eatery in Sunnybank's Market Square. Our combination noodle salad was delicious, but we really didn't like the special crab starch noodle. We obviously ordered the wrong thing. The food on the other diners' plates looked great - so we will be back to try some other menu offerings!

This is a great little restaurant - the service is good, the food is good and the prices are very…read morereasonable. Not unusual to see a queue in peak periods, people waiting for a seat. It is not pretentious- food is usual Vietnamese fare, quality and freshness is awesome. Happy to recommend the venue for lunch or dinner.

Camp Hill Vietnamese This is a reasonable local option for…read morefresh Vietnamese food. It's not authentic Vietnamese - we thought our food was just a little too sweet. And the prices are a quite a bit higher than Inala, but the service is friendly and the portions are generous.

Suuuuuuuper delicious pho right here!…read more Had my very first Australian Pho experience the other day. Actually, it's still Vietnamese but in Australia. Still delicious as always! It may seem like the prices are higher than what you may be used to, but once you get that gigantic bowl infront of you.... Holy moly. I think there's only one size. It's huge and delicious. I had the Special pho. The noodles are thicker than usual, and I quite enjoyed them. The meat was tasty and the broth was incredible.