Recently opened in Inala is this new air-conditioned Vietnamese restaurant featuring all your…read morefavourite Viet dishes. Cheap, generous servings of pho and various dishes. The broth of the pho was delicious, albeit a little on the weak/watered down side. The Viet iced coffee (listed as iced white coffee) is strong and served in a sealed plastic cup. They have various Asian cold desserts (grass jelly!). The restaurant itself is clean and basic with ample seating for groups of 2-6. The staff are still finding their footing but are trying their best at providing efficient service. It's one of the nicer places to eat within Inala and still very cheap. Mid-week at lunchtime saw this place still bustling and almost at full capacity! I'd suggest it if you're ever in the area!

A relatively new restaurant. The atmosphere is casual and the decor and styling is contemporary and…read moreclean. The waitstaff aren't too bad in general, however, there was one person in particular that definitely stood out and made an big impression on us. He works behind the counter and he is extremely warm, friendly and helpful and greets us in and out with a huge smile every time. In fact, he stuck his head out the door to greet us before we even entered the place which we kinda found a bit comical since most Vietnamese people I know (or people in general) aren't anywhere near this friendly :D I also feel that he is truly genuine and not simply being friendly for the sake of what's in our wallets. The food is of a excellent standard, portion sizes are very, very generous even for what you're paying. I've only eaten here twice, and only had a few dishes, but I can tell that the chef here knows his stuff and executes the dishes very well. My friend ordered a Com Do Ga Chien Gion (Crispy Chicken with Red Rice) and the chicken was cooked to perfection... succulent chicken with a nice thin crispy layer of skin over it. It just had a great delicious crispy texture to it. It was still crisp even after half an hour of being served. I've yet to see any other Vietnamese restaurant in Brisbane execute this technical dish so well. We had dinner there last time on a Friday night, but despite that there were only a handful of people there. Which just didn't make sense to me considering that the food was so good here. So, I'm going out of my way to promote this place and I hope you come and give this place go and help support it. I wouldn't want a nice place with nice food like this to go down simply because of location or lack of advertising. The only couple minor complaints I have is that some of the dishes might be a bit too salty like soup broth and also the portion sizes might be a bit too large and that a lot of people especially people with lower appetites would just end up throwing away most of their meal. But, at least you'll know you'll be hungry afterwards :)

Authentic Vietnamese flavours This is one of our favourite…read morerestaurants in the Vietnamese market square at Inala Civic Centre. The food is excellent with delicious classic Pho, other Vietnamese noodle soups, fried noodles, rice dishes, beef, chicken, pork and seafood options to choose from. There are also a few Chinese items on the menu. The prices are very reasonable and the portions are generous.

Kim Son is a small, neat, family-run Vietnamese restaurant with simple, authentic, yummy food. It…read moreis quite inexpensive, which means it is great for everyday on-budget meals. Situated in the nice part of Inala (Inala Heights) with easy on-street parking and a few good shops nearby.

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!

would recommend this restaurant to anyone We've been dining…read morethere for 10 years. The food is 5 star

This is the 2nd time I've been here.... once on my last trip back and this time. I always come with…read morefriends. The Vietnamese food is decent, and that's saying a lot coming from someone who lives in an area with one of the biggest Vietnamese population outside of Vietnam. The spring rolls are great. I love the bun bo hue, bo luc lac and rice plates. I did detect some MSG in the broth, but not excessively. Pretty decent Vietnamese food in the Brisbane area.

It's been 2 years since my last visit to Brisbane and of course, the obligatory visit to Kim Khanh…read moreis inevitable. In fact, it was my first meal after getting off the plane. Was super stoked, but then was super sad as it doesn't taste the same anymore. We've been patronizing Kim Khanh for years now -- like close to 10 years, probably through several owners -- and it's the first time I was slightly disappointed with my experience. The portions have shrunk -- I'd much rather they raise the prices and leave the portions alone. I thought the bun bo hue was decent, nice broth and not greasy. The fresh spring rolls were not great. Bo luc lac was nice and tasty. We always get the banh hoi -- like I said, shrunk in size like by 30%. Hope it improves.... it's been our family fave for years now. Sad to see it go down hill.

If you're serious about Vietnamese food, then you must try Kim Khanh out at Darra. In fact, Darra…read moreis pretty much the suburb to go to for authentic Vietnamese groceries and restaurants. I'm not one of those people who will repeatedly patronise the same restaurant but I do have a regular rotation system happening for cheap, fast Asian food and Kim Khanh is in that rotation. The restaurant won't win any prizes for interior decor unless being kitsch makes a comeback but for flavoursome, fresh Vietnamese fare, try their pork ball and vermicelli hand rolls. Opening Hours: Lunch and Dinner Tuesday to Sunday from 11am

Still my favourite go-to Vietnamese restaurant, still the same great food, great prices and great…read morestaff. While it's not much to look at and the decor is simple, they serve good quality food and you can't beat the prices. Jumbo sized bowl of beef pho is $12. Not exclusively Vietnamese - a few other Asian dishes on the expansive menu. They make their own Vietnamese iced coffee and iced tea, and also have a small selection of soft drinks available. If you're ever in Darra and have a craving for Vietnamese, do yourself a favour and drop in.

Great vietnamese food at decent prices. The lack of tomato rice was surprising but the broken rice…read morewas good and the pork chops were delicious. The service is friendly and the pricing was fair. Bought lunch and dinner takeaways so we tried a half dozen items on the menu. All well done

Que Huong is a difficult name to remember but the food is unforgettable…read more Whenever people ask me to recommend the best Vietnamese food around, I tell them to check out this place. Firstly, you know its genuine Vietnamese cooking because it's located in Darra - suburb of all things Vietnamese. Secondly, try their signature chilli crab which I guarantee will silence all sceptics. Just don't wear your best clothes, be prepared to get your hands dirty and leave your table manners at home. This is a dish that you have to suck, slurp and bite through to savour every last morsel. If you're not after extravagant seafood, their pho noodles, vermicelli salads and do-it-yourself hand rolls are equally tasty. In fact, we have a rule whenever we dine here to try at least one new dish and we've never yet been disappointed. Take a look at my uploaded photos saved over many meals at Que Huong but be warned. Photos can cause irrational behaviour due to hunger pains. The restaurant is pretty large with two levels but it can get crowded on the weekends so make sure you book ahead of time.

At least 200 people where here. It was chaos! You definitely don't expect 5 star service here but…read moreyou can expect awesome and authentic food. Besides what else did you come here for? Nearly every table had the house special - chilli crab and boy they weren't wrong. Topped it with oysters, crispy skin chicken - i over ate.. :) compared to other restaurants for value the crab was cheap @42/kg!! If u can travel outside of the city, this IS the real Vietnamese. If you know viet food, it is rare for restaurants to get the crispy skin chicken right

Love it!! Had problem finding this small restaursnt, but…read moreworth the trouble. The restaurant is super clean in and out. Not many choices but very good taste. Love everything except for the Chicken satay. Fresh and juice prawns at $10.50. Unlike other restsurants, every dish comes with rice. Don't order too many or you won't be able to finish. DRINKS are full of ice with little juice so can drink is a better choice. Will go back for seafood.

Just like my ex girlfriend: light, cheap and easy…read more HP lavender is a simple suburban restaurant out in the suburbs. No frills, no fuss. The food was closer to Vietnamese home food rather than extravagant restaurant faire. Very little grease and very easy on the stomach but everyone at the table was more than satisfied. The pho was not the best I've had in Brisbane but decent and did not skimp on the meat. $8 for a big bowl. The honey chicken was something different, lightly battered and easy on the honey, a real highlight for me. We also tried the chicken and cashew. Keeping in line with the theme, it was very good but light on the oil, making it quite refreshing. This place really stretches your dollar. Nothing on the menu is more then 15$. My 6 people group were fed in $57.60. Ample street parking and easy to get to from the M5 .