Simply Duo? How about, simply delicious!…read more Have been to Simply Duo a couple of times, both for a weekend breakfast. They open at 7am so are great for when I wake up early and want a nice weekend feed. Prices are reasonable, and the breakfasts are nice and simple. Eggs, bacon, avocado, mushrooms and a slice of toast made up my most recent breakfast. All fresh and well cooked. The mushrooms are great, though I wouldn't be surprised if they're just fried up in some butter. I got this for about $15, probably a bit under. The rest of the menu sits around that price and offers what you would find on most Australian breakfast restaurant menu's. They use their mushrooms and avocado quite eagerly on the menu - which is great for those of us who appreciate it. What they don't have is hash browns, which though my partner and I love them, actually makes our breakfast choice a lot easier. And most likely healthier. Simply Duo seems to be run by a family, though I can't be sure. Whoever you get served by is generally cheerful and friendly. A good local business. The coffee's are nice and go down well with breakfast. The actual shop is long and narrow, and seats around 30 people. There is some outdoor seating just out the front as well. It's warm and inviting, not over decorated, but has a homely feel to it. What I haven't been to yet, and am itching to get to is dinner at Simply Duo. From Wednesdays to Saturdays they open up as a Vietnamese restaurant! The menu isn't huge, but offers a wide variety of dishes, and from all reviews I've heard good things. I think it's a great idea for them to be opening almost as two separate restaurants - at least my interest is piqued!

My favourite place for a weekend breaky. Small and hidden away, its the gem of nundah.. but get in…read moreearly as often it gets quite packed in the morning..

Best Chinese food in Brisbane. Reasonable prices. Nice staff.read more

Great little joint, service is fast even during peak demand and food is OK. The food isn't too…read moregreasy for an Asian fast food. The taste of the food wasn't as authentic as what you get in Sydney though. Price is decent and affordable.

The first time I walked into House of Fu I had a feeling it was onto a good thing, from the aroma…read moreof soy sauce and sesame oil to the sizzling and tossing of hot woks in the kitchen. The menu is Asian fusion comprising many different oriental dishes from the classics to mix and match dishes. Always a good selection on the menu and always changing up the specials. It is always refreshing to walk into any establishment and find quality product and humble service, which House of Fu has in boat loads. Definitely worth a look in next time you couldn't be bothered cooking.

I love KFC, but however this specific KFC did not do any justice. Most of the time I visit majority…read moreof the food is OK on good days, however there are sometimes where my order has not been complete and that I have to come back and finish it off. Again, the food is OK but it is prepared poorly and sloppily. Hope it is better in the future.

There is nothing wrong with this KFC. That's about the best I can do…read more There are only two fast food drive thru's in my local area, and it's either this or McDonald's at Toombul. But that's actually on top of the shopping centre so a little more annoying than this one. Be careful, it's difficult to turn right out of the street onto Sandgate Rd, so if you're heading North you might want to backtrack to the lights. Otherwise the quality is of any KFC. Chips, that for some reason always seem a little off. Discoloured and soft. But it's fast. And it's food (okay so that's up for debate). Nothing calling me back here. Actually more pushing me away. But that has nothing to do with Clayfield KFC, simply the chain itself. Let's see how long it takes me to get back here though...

Came here on a Wednesday night, ordered online a salmon and avocado and the rustic tassie lamb…read more Service was fantastic, the girl that served us was cheerful and friendly, as was the rest of the staff we encountered. We were eating with a coeliac, so we ordered gluten free and when we received the pizza in a normal box, she politely explained that it was still gluten free but they were out of boxes, and we were really happy she said something because it would have just added unneeded stress. The pizzas were fantastic! Even for the brand they were noteworthy, the ingredients were fresh and the pizza was hot and tasty. Definitely going back

This little corner Kebab shop on busy Sandgate Road, is a bit of a hidden treasure. It is run and…read moreowned by a husband and wife, an old Lebanese couple and the food is surprisingly better than what you would imagine. The venue itself looks like a daggy old fish and chip shop and they do have some of the usual deep fried food that you would assume to come from a place like this. They sell burgers and fries and other rubbish. But you're an idiot if you go to Kristo's Kebabs and NOT get a kebab. The little old man does all the frying - he'll make your felafels fresh to order and fry them up while you wait. He also makes up the batches of hummus - mixing and stirring from the back of the shop. He shaves the meat, while his lovely wife takes your order and wraps the kebab. They also sell some sweets on the counter, traditional Arabic sweets like baklava.

Not a bad feed in the burbs. Reasonably priced with lots of…read morefillings. Chicken kebab with garlic sauce and cheese . Looks like lots of others agree as place was busy but service was quick

Budgies Pizza is the BEST pizza I have ever eaten in my life…read more Amazing flavour and quality ingredients. This place will outdo any commercialised pizza joint. Amazing value for money and you cannot go wrong. I would travel far just for a slice. Their side breads are exquisite and a wonderful accompaniment to such a lovely meal. Highly highly recommend, truly a hidden gem in Brisbane North!

Amazing pizza lots of toppings would differently get again service was good and friendly driverread more

I ordered a Mc Pickle but the person at the counter denined that it even exited. The mananger…read morestormed out screaming "why the F*** would you do this to my ancestry" Then they booted out my son from the playground saying he was "disrespecting Mc Donalds CODE". This is just unacceptable.

Of all the local maccas this one seems to be best at giving you the whole order and they do it…read morequite efficiently. Nice breakfast from tge drive through today. Albion maccas ppl could do well to observe and emulate this kind of service (ie: they take forever and almost always short-change or get your order wrong...).

Aspley Fish and Chips is the cheaper rival to Fish On Line just on the other side of the road. Yes,…read moreit does have a slightly dingier feel and look to it but it stands up with the more expensive establishment. Whenever I pass Aspley Fish and Chips, its not booming. Perhaps it's the location that hinders its mass appeal. The place is pretty much hidden from the main road and can be glimpsed when driving right past it. Perhaps it's has that stock standard décor of your hole in the wall place take away. All these things aside, the good indication that it doesn't make crap food is that it's still operating. Ive bought burgers and fish and chips from here before and they are all passable. There is nothing fancy there is nothing horrible, just the stock standard that you'd expect if you don't have the money to splash out.

Dingy indeed - but good food. I am an evolving vegetarian (only just making the transition from…read moresome meat to no meat) and I always find that fish n chip shops have a very limited vegetarian friendly menu. These guys however went out of their way to make me a potato scallop burger which was lush! And they charged me less than they charge for a regular hamburger even though it wasn't on the - bonus. Although ugly, and dimly lit - in my opinion Aspley Fish & Chip Take Away kicks a goal!