You know what, I thought this was Indian food at first glance. But it's Japanese…read more They have a handful of signature dishes, the beef curry, chicken katsu curry, spicy chicken curry, vegetarian. All come with rice and salad, medium or large sizes. Let me tell you buckaroo, that small Japanese lady serving can slab on a fair bit of food into the styrofoam container... so much so she doesn't even bother closing the lid. For $8.50 you get what you get. The signature beef curry was overly salty for my taste, slapping the massive salad on top of the curry which was on top of the rice next to roast potatoes, capsicum and carrot *may* have been overkill? I'm not sure i'll be back, but I can see how the university students who frequent Toowong Village would think it was value for money with such a big serving. With the likes of Hanaichi and Hakataya hanging around, these guys will have to up their game. Especially since they are located right next to a sushi/yakitory/japanese katsu serving place as well.

I really enjoy the curries here, but what I always return for is the $2 matcha and black sesame…read morecones which are delicious! They also reduce their meal prices later in the day which is nice. Staff are friendly and you really can't go wrong with a Japanese curry!

I have to confess...I go here way too often. This is my go to sushi train place ! At $3.50 a plate…read morefor the majority of sushi plates, even for aburi, uni, & big rolls ranging from 2-4 pieces, you're really getting bang for your buck ! (Sorry Sushi Train, I cant afford your $5.60 per plate aburi sushi x 2 lol) But yeah, this place can satisfy a lot of your Japanese cravings. They offer a variety of sushi train sushi, udon, ramen, sizzling platters, sashimi, mochi, cheesecake, sodas & Japanese alcohol. I ate here recently & their sashimi was fresh, their food was hot & fresh & the sushi ordered was 10/10 no faults. Everything is ordered by touch screen too. Yes staff are busy at times because this place is always packed. Expect lines at dinner time no doubt.

Have been going to this place for years, and all of my family goes. Probably go about once every…read moretwo weeks. I am a miso soup fan and have one every time. Generally is quite good, well flavoured, plenty of vegetables and a decent sized small bowl. Last week, it was the first thing I ordered. It came quite quickly, before my wife's first couple of aburi. Without a joke, there was about 1 centimetre of miso in the bottom of the bowl. It was incredulous. Taste was fine but about 5 spoonfuls finished it. Though I was ordering more, I cancelled them and left. A long term customer bringing the family on a regular basis, and they often go separately now, and that is what you get! Seriously, blame the server, the weather, whatever - it was a joke. Same big urn in the back right hand corner that it comes out of - how can someone serve such a paltry amount and think that is ok? Wife's was fine but I don't put up with absolutely disgraceful service like that. Was suggested to me to go tonight, but there is no way I am going back until I am sure they have picked up their game. Reminded me to highlight the poor service I received.

Had a range of the smorgasbord options, the prawns were the stand out from the three mains…read morechosen(fillet Mignon (without the bacon?) and chicken). The portions were large so highly recommend bringing an empty belly, was a Sunday night at the time of dining and was very quiet. The showmanship was engaging and helped the theatre of Teppanyaki style dining.

Magical Rice is magical. Well, it's pretty darn tasty…read more It's your typical food court Asian food - sushi rolls and sushi packs for a grab and go meal, or order off the menu. The menu has a few of the usual flavours - Katsu Curry, Katsu Don and Teriyaki. But they also had a few other interesting flavours you don't usually see in a food court like Sweet and Sour and Spicy Black Bean. I had the Spicy Black Bean beef and my friend had the Katsu Don chicken. My dish was really tasty and had a bit of heat, but I could have handled spicier. I guess for a food court meal this is spicy enough, and you can always add extra chili powder. Our meals were huge too, really good value for $9.90. Lots of beef, lots of rice and strangely, there was lettuce on my meal. I guess this is what makes the place "healthy" - lettuce on all the meals! The meals could easily be split between two people, we both couldn't finish ours. I would definitely eat there again. I hope to start seeing Magical Rice stores opening in all food courts around Brisbane.

Its pretty good value for money at Magical Rice…read more I got a katsu chicken and for under $10 and was pretty stoked to see all that crumbed-fried chicken goodness resting on my curry. It was a huge helping and so flavoursome that I had to stuff every last grain of rice into my belly. Later, perhaps it was from the sheer pace that I engulfed my meal, I started to get a little sore in the stomach. Non-the less, the food was fresh and well cooked and the staff very nice, probably because I may have been the first customer of the day. Maybe. Magical Rice is located on the edge off the market food court. In general the whole place very vacant. Initially, I was expecting to see a whole load of people down from the nearby work areas having lunch but no. I guess I was there at the wrong time.

As a Yelp Community Manager, no two days are the same and after almost two year rocking this gig…read moreI've come to acquire a mental black book of places around the city I can trust for a quick, tasty and more importantly reasonably healthy lunch or snack in between darting from meeting to meeting or meeting to events. Roll'd in the Queens Plaza food court is one such venue in my mental black book. Their "Rolld Soldiers" are rice paper rolls full of flavour and keep the stomach from launching a ninja hangry assault on the busiest of days. Bonus points for being able to satiate hunger for less than $10. Depending on how hungry you are, you can easily get by on two of these rice paper rolls and there's always plenty of combinations to choose from, although, I'm a creature of habit and generally opt for the BBQ Chicken. The service is quick and without fuss. Theres' not always a friendly welcome but when you see the line they're dealing with during peak times and the way they are so well organised to get the food to the punters, it's irrelevant.

Overall food was good but service wasn't the best. The spring roll I ordered had to be eaten more…read morelike a taco because of the rough way the girl was as handling the food.

I'm always on the lookout for a good Thai restaurant, so when I moved to Alderley I started the…read morehunt. Thai Chada is good but not great in my opinion. They get points for having Roti Chennai with Satay sauce (mmmmm) but my husbands Chicken Pad Thai was distressingly lacking in any veg (although he was happy as he hates vegetables). My Thai Beef salad was OK, lots of coriander and onion, but the beef was cut with the grain, not against it so it was exceptionally chewy and gristly. I also got a veg dish with green beans which was pretty good. Portion sizes are massive, just missing that elusive uber traditional ZING.

Thai Chada is a fairly typical suburban Thai. The food is probably better than most of the local…read moreThai places I've been to, and the prices are decent. There's a nice little patio area out the front where you can sit at tables in the breeze. Because Thai Chada is tucked away in the Grange there's a pleasant, local vibe and not much traffic around so the patio tables aren't subject to lots of traffic whooshing past which means you can easily have a conversation and enjoy your food. I think the thing that I like best about Thai Chada is how dedicated the staff are. Whenever I go past (which is at least daily) and all the other restaurants in this little village are closed, Thai Chada is reliably open and keen to welcome you. It's nice to see a suburban restaurant willing to stay open on past 8:30pm and also on Monday nights, especially for those of us who don't finish work until late or prefer not to eat too early. Thai Chada's diligence extends beyond opening hours, too. The staff are so warm and helpful and always seem pleased to see you.

This week is my last week of training at Greenslopes before I return to the motherland [Taiwan] to…read morefeast on the delicious of delicious (haha that doesn't make sense), so I decided to take this opportunity to visit my friend who lives nearby. Since Madtongsan seems to be so popular, and I had tried the one in the city, I decided to give this one a chance. The interiors are definitely more attractive than Madtongsan II in the city, and felt more Korean. The waitresses weren't the warmest, but they let us change to sofa seating like we requested. I got the Spicy Beef with Rice (11.9), while my friend got the Spicy Beef Soup, which was indeed spicy! Both were really tasty, and the texture of the latter was definitely good. Their prices are decent, and the dishes are flavorful (maybe a little salty for me) and perfect for those who love flavor. My experience at Madtongsan III was definitely better than II, as the Bibimbap and the Bulgogi BBQ I had at the latter wasn't all that impressive. This is a place I would return to, except for the fact that it's nowhere near me, and a bit salty. For those in the Sunnybank region, this place really isn't too bad!

Food: very tasty. Has a lot of flavour. They have bibimbap, hot pot, and Korean barbecue…read morePrice: very reasonable. Very similar to other Korean restaurants Service: it's quite slow. There are usually a lot of customers so you usually have to wait before their is an available table

Not authentic This is a beautifully decorated restaurant…read morewith lovely staff, and the food is well-priced, cooked and presented well, but we felt that the food was missing those authentic Thai flavours of chilli, lime and fish sauce.

I have only had takeaway from May's Thai - and the food was good - but the newly refurbished corner…read morestore has a nice ambience. There is a clean look and polished wood finish throughout, with crisp tablecloths and shining glassware. I always order Pad See Ew and it doesn't disappoint here. I order it because when I try to make it myself, those lovely, extra-wide rice noodles end up breaking into small rectangular pieces, so my hat's off to anyone who, in making this super tasty treat with the rich dark sauce, retains the soft, light elasticity in the long, wide rice noodles. May's Thai does.