Banh mi Sunnybank Plaza This is possibly the only option…read morefor banh mi in the Sunnybank Plaza shopping centre. The service is friendly,and the prices are reasonable. We tried the crispy roast pork banh mi - it came with a generous serving of crispy roast pork, pickled carrot, coriander and cucumber. We just thought the banh mi roll seemed a little shorter than the ones that we usually buy.

Always a nice hearty meal with authentic Vietnamese flavours; I've been going to this restaurant…read morefor quite some time and they always provide a good meal with good service. They are reasonably priced and the servings are filling. Their food isn't wow, but, if you're looking for something to satisfy your hunger then this place is the place to go! To add, it is quiet and spacious. The restaurant is close to drink shops and the cinemas so it is also super convenient.

Spontaneous dinner outing turned out to be a tasty surprise. A bit different from your typical…read moreVietnamese fare in the valley or west end, but for something a bit special it's definitely worth it

Good slightly upmarket option for on-campus food. Fresh, as you would expect from Vietnamese, but a…read morelittle bit modern too. The only thing wanting is perhaps the fairly small number of really spicy dishes.

You don't hear of people going to a shopping center purely for the Vietnamese food in the food…read morecourt very often, but in this case Phuc Deli brings diners from far and wide. The traditional Vietnamese food with a few novel touches (like the spring roll pho/soup) is extremely tasty, reasonably priced, healthy and always seemingly fresh - especially in regards to the salads (Bun) and broken rice (Com Tam) which everyone raves about. This is a sample takeaway menu: Viet Rice: Grilled Garlic Pork Chop & Salad Pickles $14.50 Grilled Pork Chop, Fried Egg & Minced Pork Loaf $15.50 Crispy Skin Chicken $15.50 Viet Rice Rolls: Prawns x 3 $9.20 Prawns & Pork x 3 $9.20 Deep Fried Asian Spring Rolls x 5 $8.20 Chicken Rice: Hainanese Chicken Rice $15.50 Viet Style Lemongrass Chicken Rice $15.50 Teriyaki Glazed Chicken $15.50 Viet Salads: Spring Rolls $14.50 Lemongrass Grilled Beef $14.50 Honey & Ginger Chicken $14.50 Grilled Caramelized Pork $14.50 Grilled Sugar Cane Prawns $15.90 Viet Laksa: Chicken Laksa $15.90 Combination Laksa $15.90 Seafood Laksa $15.90 Viet Curries: Fragrant Rice Rice Vermicelli Fresh Egg Noodles Fresh Crusty Bread all $15.90 Viet Noodle Soups: Pho Freshly Sliced Beef $14.90 Fresh Beef & Beef Meatballs $14.90 Beef, Tripe & Tendon (special) $14.90 Chicken $14.90 Hu Tieu / Egg Noodles Seafood (mild/spicy) $15.90 Seafood & Pork $15.90 Crispy Skin Chicken $15.90 Vegetarian Soup $14.90 As you can see most items are around the $15 mark and although its no Trangs (Vietnamese restaurant in West End) it is one of the best in Brisbane and that's a lot to say about a little Vietnamese joint in a food court!

The best food in the Indooroopilly food court hands down. Also excellent for Vietnamese food. BUT…read moreNOTE, IT'S CASH ONLY! I've never had a bad meal here. EVER! I go here at least once a week, for the past 2 years, soooo, it's not my first rodeo. I've also had pretty much everything on the menu, and never had a bad meal. Favourites include: Crispy skin chicken (good lord is it delicious) Seafood Laksa It's a little bit more expensive than anything else in the food court (c. $16) but I would also say it's around 40x better tasting than anything else in the food court too, so well worth it. The portion sizes are gigantic, so you feel like you haven't been ripped off, and the vegies are always so fresh! If you're looking for something delicious and healthy, look no further!

Went for a late lunch and recommended by my Australian nephew. It was a casual Chinese place. You…read moreorder and will cook it fresh for you. They served it free bottle water. The owner was nice enough open until we are done eating. They closed it at 330 and reopened at 5 pm . The food we ordered were mixed cold cuts, stir fried noodle, deep fried sole , seasonal vegetables and house chicken . Everything was tasty . Nice to place to eat if you are craving for fast Chinese food.

I hadn't had real Chinese food for a while, and so we decided on Kingsfood - actually for the…read morereason that it had a big, bright neon sign advertising Taiwanese cuisine. I had a pearl milk tea at the place before, which was decent, and so I hoped the food was just the same. We decided to go 'family style' and order four dishes and a soup, a very typical ordering style, which is actually pretty perfect for five people. We got the sweet and sour soup), string beans with minced meat (), fried tofu (), Taiwanese pan fried noodles (), and Three-Cup Chicken (). The fried tofu and the soup were made pretty well and close to what I can find in Taiwan, but the noodles and string beans were just ok, with the three-cup chicken being my least favorite. It didn't have much of a sesame oil flavor, which is integral to the course, and the chicken was also breaded by something - which isn't usually done traditionally. Their drinks are not bad, and I would recommend it over Sakuraya's pearl tea drinks. The food was plenty for five, and came out to 11.5 per person, which isn't bad for how much food we got. It wasn't purely authentic, but it was decent for Brisbane, and if I lived any closer - I would probably return.

I would not call this place Vietnamese cuisine but an attempt at Vietnamese cuisine. When I saw…read morethat the noodles were brittle like and sticking together not in the good way, I knew this was wrong. The eggrolls were so skimpy even with the meat that I wish they would have not had meat at all. None of my friends liked their dishes either. Another place that will not get a return visit. The location is in a shopping mall so I would have to say that you can't expect 5 stars but the quality should be a little better than what was served. The presentation looks nice but what it tastes like is way more important for me.

Pretty decent spring rolls that are premade and laid out like the sushi shops. When you're looking…read morefor a decent alternative to your typical lunch meal, this place is a good place to go! About 2.80 per roll and you'll be looking to eat about 3 rolls to get full. They have a fairly large range of choices that spans Chinese, Vietnamese and Thai styles. They also have some made to order options but I personally haven't tried them yet. Service is so-so. The people serving the spring rolls just kind of look at you while you make your options and they honestly don't make you feel quite at ease. However, if you can stomach the staring competition, the food is well worth it and at less than 10 bucks for lunch, there's not much else to complain here!

Classy location inside the old Treasury Building, which leads to a very... well... let's just say…read morethat given there's now a casino inside said building, the ambiance actually is pretty much what you'd expect. Service is pretty good, especially at the register. Food is where it's okay. Har gow and shu mai were decent enough but overall forgettable, and the daily special I had-- while it looked amazing-- was equally forgettable. Chicken pad thai ended up being okay enough, topping it with soft shell crab made for a very picturesque combo... sadly just one that was entirely average in the end. Am curious to come back for pho or other dishes tho, and the location in Brisbane's CBD is great.

Came here for lunch recently. The menu is ok, unfortunately its pretty stock standard stuff …read more.. Please feel free to mix it up a bit! Lisa Ann.

Volume of food = Fantastic value. The first thing you'll notice when you order anything from here…read moreis the sheer size of the bowls and plates. They are absolutely humongous! If you're not terribly hungry, trust me, a small bowl of pho is more than enough. Everywhere else this "small" size would be a veritable medium while the medium would exceed a large. I've tried both the spicy beef noodle soup (bun bo hue) as well as the broken rice (com tam) with grilled and shredded pork. The bun bo hue was packed full of different cuts of beef steeped in a mild soup. The noodles weren't pho noodles but rather a more rounded gelatinous noodle that reminded me of a white spaghetti. Overall, it was filling and the soup was all right. However, there wasn't anything particularly stunning about the meat nor the other vegetables that were treated almost as a garnish. The broken rice consisted of the pork surrounded by an egg-meat loaf, fried egg and several slices of cucumber and tomato. On the side, there was also a fish sauce and chili mixture that is drizzled on top. Again the food was ample albeit a bit heavy on the rice but nothing really stood out. The pork was a little dry and the meat loaf just didn't seem to be seasoned. What makes this place average, however, instead of 4-star good is the service. The entrance is small so lining up means queuing up outside. The waiters tend to bark at you to 'come in' or just stare unhelpfully until you find a seat yourself. Getting your order taken is also quite a challenge. Overall, the staff just don't really seem to mind how you get your food as long as it eventually arrives. Bottom line? If you're willing to bear the abuses, Pho Hien Vuong is a good deal for the price.

This Vietnamese restaurant tucked into a corner of Market Square serves authentic Vietnamese food…read more The soups, salads and beef briskets are tasty and you can choose what size you'd like to have. You can sit in the air conditioned restaurant or in the external dining area. Service is fast and efficient and the prices are very reasonable.

Having lived most of my Brisbane life in the inner west, Mints is the absolute go to for a quality…read moremeal that's reliably good. I'm not ashamed to admit that I order Mints Takeaway at least once a week. Even now living a 15 minute drive from the restaurant with other Vietnamese options available locally I am not willing to compromise my ever so good relationship with their phenomenal rice paper rolls. Staff are attentive and service is speedy, the owner of the restaurant is an absolute Gem, always greets with a smile and exceptionally friendly. Tucked away inside rosalie village parking can be an issue but even parking two blocks over wont deter me from maintaining this good relationship. Prices aren't heap but this is certainly a case of "you get what you paid for". Top pic!

In my personal opinion, Vietnamese food is the underdog of asian cuisine. It is constantly being…read moreoverlooked over its big sister "Thai" and "Chinese". What people need to realise is that Vietnamese is one of the best options to go for when after something fresh and non-greasy. Mints in Rosalie is a perfect restaurant to visit to dine on authentic (or at least what I believe to be authentic) Vietnamese food. I have tried a number of dishes from this place and have not ever been dissapointed. My favourite would be the Chicken Tom Yum Soup which incorporates the most devine mixture of herbs and spices.The lemongrass, mint and chilli gives this dish a nice kick without being too spicy. If your taste palette is more inclined towards the hot and spicy, I have been informed their spicy beef noodle soup is excellent. I can't say I am 100% happy with this place though as every time I have eaten in, the service as been lackluster. I do not blame the staff as I feel the reason for this is that there is simply not enough staff for the number of customers. Because I am in love with the food and am not a complete "service snob", this does not bother me too much but I am sure others would be less understanding. I would recommend the owners put on more wait staff during their busiest hours to avoid any complaints. Overall, I do love going to this restaurant whether it is to dine in or to take-away. The lack of service is not a huge issue for me but if you are the kind of person who enjoys impecable table service, I would recommend going on a weeknight, for lunch or order take-away.