The Best Chinese Restaurant in Southeast Queensland. This is…read morea great place to eat in and enjoy your dining experience.

The Chinese is very friendly and help full and I can't fault this place at all great services to…read moretable and staff was friendly and table was clear fast and clean place and the food. Came out the kitchen hot and the deep fry ice cream are mmm and I be come back there

I recommend this to any vegan or foodie. I have been to this place several times this year. Love…read morethe vegetarian fried rice. Staff was so friendly to take my order. It was awesome to select the vegi I like. Good place to have takeaway food.

From the owner: Customer can customise their noodle dish or rice bowl. Fresh ingredient matters.read more

Absolutely to die for Ramen. You should deffs get extra egg and always extra noodles. The egg was…read moreunbelievable and I'm a fussy eater especially when it comes to food I am not used to but I'd love on it if I could.

This could be the most authentic ramen I've tasted this side of Tokyo. Seating perhaps only 15-20…read morediners at any time, Genkotsu has that Tokyo backstreet ramen restaurant vibe and the dishes to back it up. We arrived as a party of four on a Saturday evening, a public holiday to boot, and were only just able to be seated at the bar seats overlooking the kitchen. The line outside becoming a steady flow and rotating as diners finished and new ramen hunters sat down. There's a sign on the door that sets the expectation of a potential wait outside while seats become available. Ordering your ramen happens as soon as you enter so make sure you've taken a look at the menu before entering. There's several styles of ramen including salt or miso. For $11-$12, your bowl of broth is an affordable morsel of soul restoring food. Totemo oishii desu!

Delicious noodles We visited this restaurant specifically to…read moretry their hand-pulled biang biang noodles (youpo mian) and they were delicious. We chose a couple of different versions - chilli oil sprinkled noodles and the Qi Shan style dry noodle (with pork). The noodles fresh and chewy and we thought the sauce was very tasty, but a little too oily. The service was fast and prices were reasonable.

The food here is delicious and we loved the classic Xinjian dishes of BBQ lamb skewers (seasoned…read morewith chilli powder, cumin, black pepper and salt) and wonderfully chewy hand pulled noodles. The stir fried green beans with sun dried chilli and Sichuan pepper were fantastic. We'll be back soon to try some more dishes!

It's a handmade noodle restaurant…read more Always crowded with customers and it can be really chitty-chatty. Definitely not a place with your romantic date! Alright enough with lovey-dovey, let's talk FOOD! I had three dishes: Handmade noodle with braised beef (refreshing and there's lots of meat) XO beef fried rice (I'm drunk into its rich deliciousness) Peanut and dried chilli chicken with soft rice (well, everything's good with fried peanuts if you ain't allergic to it) The shop is Chinese-style (obviously)! You may just walk in for dining or take-away! Beware: Must TRY the handmade noodle if you are an organic freak! Hehehehe!

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.

Booked table for 12 for 5pm on Saturday . X Food was ok …read more Felt very crowded and rushed . Staff sounded as if they were arguing. Young waitress yelling at male staff . As soon as we finished mains we were asked when we were leaving .

Malaysian Chinese Food This is a great spot for Malaysian…read moreChinese street/hawker food. The staff are friendly, flavours are authentic, the portions are generous and it's really good value for money. The food comes out really quickly and you can bring your own wine too.

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.

The restaurant at Logan Hyperdome was the worst restaurant experience I've ever had. Two of the…read morethree dishes were so salty they were inedible and when I complained they couldn't care less. Refused to rectify or at least remove from bill. Argued with my Thai partner about the flavour with the pathetic comment that maybe it was for the Aussie taste, however being an Australian that was just a lame excuse. I had to pay for the two untouched inedible dishes which left an even worse taste than the food. Absolutely disgusted with the whole experience and definitely would not recommend

Recommended by the awesome receptionist at the Treasury Hotel, down the stairs to the "food court"…read moreunder David Jones we went expecting a take out. Turned out to be an authentically decored Thai place with amazing food! M had the spicy and deeeelicious green curry with prawns, with refreshingly... more than enough prawns!! (Shrimp) I, because I am a greedy bastard, had the whole deep fried Barrimundi, yuuuuuum (although there was actually no mango at all in the accompanying mango salad). When you are finished, just jump up and go pay (remember yr table number).

Japanese of this quality in a suburban shopping centre? Yeah, I had that thought too. But, Motto…read moreMotto has one of Brisbane's best restauranteurs (think of names like Sono) behind it and it shows. In fact, the road to Motto Motto finally opening the door was about three years in the making and the care & dedication to make sure the final result was of the highest quality is evident in everything from the branding to the food. Nestled just outside of the main shopping centre at Garden City in the new dining precinct, Motto Motto is easily spotted by its Kelly green walls and origami geometric shapes. The menu tends towards a mix of traditional and westernised Japanese but all falls into the "something for everyone" category. The menu is designed to be a make your own bento to the extent that the ceramics were made especially for Motto Motto and to be joined together. There's small sides, ramen or Japanese rolls. My favourite is the chirashi rice bowl. A ample bowl of rice with raw sashimi, salmon roe and a scattering of spinach. For under $15 it's a champion dish that will leave you satisfied and not wanting more. It does tend to get a little busy during peak times so eye off your table and take it fast!

Whenever I get pangs for Japan - this is where I go. Motto Motto manages to capture the essence of…read morea quintisential Tokyo cafe (complete with being close vacinty to a Starbucks) in the middle Garden City. Motto Motto offers a range of well-loved food Japanese favourites such as noodle & rice bowls that go above and beyond the typical food court sushi & miso soup. As a vego I'm obsessed with their potato salad roll. Yes, it is exactly like it sounds and it's awesome but there is plenty on offer for those of you who are carnivorously inclined. Also don't go past the seaweed sprinkled fries. Somehow the way that Japanese do fries is far superior to everyone else and they come with Kwepi mayo! Don't forget to check out the drink menu - alongside the familiar there are some Japanese sodas and cocktails you might want to try out.