Mo Charcoal Alley is a much needed restaurant on the Northside, as it provides good quality fresh…read morefood, that is well presented and delicious! It's conveniently located in Carseldine Central where parking is plentiful. I wasn't expecting too much when we went there, and I was pleasantly surprised by the food. The dumplings were excellent, and the mains were awesome. The Sichuan beef stir fry, salt and pepper calamari and satay chicken were particular standouts. The drinks were made from scratch and were refreshing and scrumptious! I loved the Lychee twist and Lemon Lime and Bitters. Service was friendly and attentive, making this restaurant a good alternative to Sunnybank where service is an afterthought (and often feels like taking a trip to Timbuktu). This restaurant is a great addition to the Northside culinary scene and I expect this eatery to become more popular as time goes by.

A great place for Chinese food on Northside! Particularly enjoyed the beef brisket and pork ribs…read more Looking forward to trying their BBQ next time.

We ordered via Uber Eats. Delivery time kept increasing, we messaged uber eats driver. Our Uber…read moreEats driver says he's been waiting there for over an hour. it's now been over 90 minutes since we ordered and no food yet. What is going on? If you are short-staffed or something and can't keep up with orders, then take yourself off Uber Eats for the night. Or at least advise customers that there are significant delays!

Really good flavours, it was very fast and it tasted amazing. I will make this place my favourite…read morenoodle restaurant in Caboolture.

Consistently good takeaway, family deal is great value. Good balance of meat and vegetables in the…read moredishes

I just love eating in at Chinese Restaurants. The token fish tank, cheap table cloths and…read moredistinctive lantern tassels that dangle from the ceiling. All of these characteristics evoke within me fond childhood memories. For this reason (and this reason alone) I regularly eat in at my local Chinese restaurant, Albany Court. The food is good but nothing to write home about - I usually order King Prawn with Cashews, it's pretty tasty but you don't get a lot of prawns. It does kind of annoy me that it is so much more expensive to dine in than it is to take-away. The best thing about Albany Court is that it has all of the classic Chinese restaurant characteristics listed above and more, this is why I will keep going back!

This has been my staple Chinese take-away place for a year now. It's cheap and cheerful, and the…read moreowners are always so happy! My favourites: Deep Fried Crispy Skin Chicken... for under $10 (say whaaaa?!) Hot & Sour Soup BBQ Pork Spare Ribs Every time I pick up and pay for my order, the chef just out from behind the counter and yells "Thank you, good bye!". It's a no frills (can't speak on behalf of the sit-down section of the restaurant) delicious, family-run local Chinese place, what more could you want? Having said that, some meals are a bit of a miss for myself, namely the Garlic Chicken. I wasn't the biggest fan.

When I was living near Moorooka this place was a fave of mine, it's always great value and get 2…read moremeals out of it. My favorites where Lemon Chicken or Fried Rice and it was the best Lemon Chicken and Fried Rice by far. I can't stress that this shop set the high standard for many years for me. I agree with what James S said on the Cheerful workers, and the owners are always so happy. On a side note though I hate it when Chinese, Vietnamese or Malaysian take away shops have the cheek to charge over $10 for a meal then don't include the rice and try get another $3-4 dollars out of you for it, even worse is having to ask does the meal come with rice, but it's an important question to raise. I would highly recommend and I still have the menu on my wall even though I'm bit of a journey away, bonus there number has never changed.

Asian fusion is the name of the game here! It is indeed a lovely spot. At night, the lighting gives…read moreoff that cozy, slightly romantic vibe. I really enjoyed my watermelon cocktail before our food arrived. Be sure to get some of the starters ("street chow" on the menu) and share them around the table. That's really the best way to experience this place. I think my favorite was the pork bao! Fortunately for me, my dinner companion was all about sharing so I got the last one in the whole restaurant. I guess they're THAT popular! The nasi goreng (Indonesian fried rice) was amazing, and we shared that too. We left completely satisfied! The open air seating is really nice, and the service was pretty good too. You go up to the cashier to pay, and they are nice about splitting the bill which is what we did.

It's simple math: when you spend $73.50 on one starter and two mains you expect quality food, even…read moreif the Chow House looks more like a café than a fine dining establishment. We went here at the recommendation of both a colleague and good friends (now vague acquaintances ;), but we walked away disappointed and $120 lighter (food + bottle of Shiraz). Apart from the so-so food our server didn't know the menu well and had no info on the wine other than "yes, that's a popular one". The confit duck spring rolls were unexpectedly large, but the duck was bland and the spring roll dough very dry. We cannot recommend this. The first of our mains was the lamb curry. The meat was nice and tender, but the curry was entirely unmemorable. The salad was a very simple collection of green leaves. Our other main was the pork belly, which had nice greens and sauce, albeit a bit on the sweet side. The meat was not tender and soft as it should be and the skin was really unreasonably hard. All in all, poor value for money. We will not be back here any time soon as you can get much higher quality food for near identical prices in other restaurants.

This little restaurant is just down road from our unit. We have been wanting to try it for some…read moretime. Well we were not disappointed for the wait. Lovely friendly staff, very quick service, super fresh and tasty food. Started off with the mixed starter plate - great variety. Then Thai fried rice with chicken, beef in basil stir fry and fried chill calamari. A great variety and amazing flavours.

Love love love this place! Family eats in or gets take out almost every week. We are regulars that…read moreenjoy taking our friends and family to this place. While the location is awkward for parking and also loud, there is always the take away option. Have ordered many different items but our favourites are pad Thai and chicken+cashews. If you're dining in I highly recommend the chef special sizzling chicken! Byo wine, reasonably priced, service is slow but food is worth the wait

So, it was raining, I had just finished a terrible shift work and it felt like my stomach had…read morecollapsed into an aching black hole. Conscious of the fact that I needed to eat something before my stomach began to munch on my already struggling liver, I ran into the first place I saw: Yuet Wah. Now, I normally hate ordering takeout for one because you always end up with too much rice and too much of one particular meal. On occasion I have compensated for this by buying two different meals with the intention of saving some for leftovers - only to find myself 30 minutes later with peking sauce all over my face and shirt with not a morsel left. My binge eating problem aside, Yuet Wah has an excellent range of solo diner options that includes both rice and a reasonable serving of a particular meal. Being the stinge I am I was ecstatic when I discovered that I was able to receive all of this for less then $10!! As I waited for my meal I began to check the rest of restaurant out. The dining area was a little uninspired but perfectly practical. There were tables, chairs and wine buckets, but that was pretty much it. I began to wonder what this place was before it was a restaurant that seems to offer meals from every single country in Asia. It quite clearly used to be a house. What type of people used to live in a house that is now a takeaway restaurant? The point I'm getting at is that the atmosphere wasn't convincing and seemed induce bouts of nostalgia. When I returned home I quickly ate my Mongolian Lamb with rice on my bed watching some documentary hosted by Oprah about the holocaust. As you can tell it wasn't the best evening ever but it may have had very little to do with my trip to Yuet Wah. The food was decent but it isn't something you'd write home about. Regardless I licked the takeaway container clean and went to bed.

Really enjoyed the fried rice and satay chicken. Perfect ratio of chicken to Veges. Service was…read morefriendly and the restaurant was really busy for takeout on a Thursday night which is always a great sign.

Ordering and picking up Chinese food is normally a pretty standard procedure and we tend to stick…read moreto the same old places all the time. This is all fine because when we find one we like we know that it's going to be good. I like changing it up sometimes and this has become quite easy because it seems that any where you go in Brisbane there will be at least 3 Chinese take away restaurants in a 5 kilometer vicinity. I like testing them all out because something that's always in the back of my mind is that u can't make a judgment as to which one is the best until you try them all. I ordered the usual chicken and sweet corn soup, spring rolls, and black pepper beef over the phone. It was a short walk to go pick it up but I was quite surprised at how old the place looked and realized that even if I wanted to eat there I couldn't due to the lack of seating. The service was good and a friendly old Chinese lady handed me the food. I must say that out of the 2 within walking distance Pekin was the best. It's been around for 10 years ive since found out so they are defiantly doing something right. The price is also pretty standard so when the food is good it is a bonus. They are not open on Sundays so just be wary of this.

Peking feels more like a New York Chinatown take out than a Stones Corner staple. Delicious, clean…read morefood. Gorgeous service. More basic than basic decor.