Found myself in search of a decent curry while on a train home on a dark and stormy night. A search…read moreon Yelp revealed this place so I found myself wandering around Beenleigh looking for it. Thanks to Google maps on my phone I found it, it's quite tucked away. I ordered the butter chicken as recommended by another Yelper, and I'm glad I did. It was so creamy and melt in the mouth delicious. The rice was full of colour and flavour, not like the usual plain rice you get at Indian restaurants. And the garlic naan bread was a perfect accompaniment.

Found the service friendly and quick. The food was great. I had the lamb korma, and garlic naan…read more. Was all very delishious

Possessing all the markers of a well-run business, this Vietnamese cafe is likely to become a…read moresomewhat regular haunt for me. Fairly recently, they introduced a new menu, which should provide an example for any non-vegetarian restaurant on how to cater to vegetarians: a full vegan menu, and care taken with other dishes to note where and when problem ingredients like fish sauce might appear, and offering viable substitutes. The dishes I've tried have been craveably good, exemplifying the freshness and balance of flavors one expects from Vietnamese cuisine. The drinks, likewise, are the sort of thing that encourages one to spend too much money, notably a delicious lemonade soda and an array of smoothies. And I haven't even tried their pho. There are drawbacks, enough for me not to rate them five stars yet. It has been quite crowded when I've visited, which is not a bad sign and which they handle reasonably well, but which nonetheless can lead to some delays. I'm not wild about the location; it's a bit farther in the suburbs than I'd like to go and not close to either the busway or the trains, though the best places often are farther out. And despite their extensive new vegan lunch menu, they don't seem to offer it for breakfast, which disincentivizes me from coming early.

Be careful if you have allergies!! I had the chicken vermicelli salad. It was nice, but no nicer…read morethan Pho Inn at camp hill. I have had a terrible allergic reaction. I have allergies to crustaceans. It shouldn't have been in my dish but clearly it was. My best guess is they aren't clean in the kitchen, nor do they follow the food safety and hygiene guides and contamination happens through use of the same utensils. Maybe no washing of hands between handling seafood and chicken?? Or using the same pans and/or bowls with cross contamination, and/or not cleaning in between??. I'm not overly sensitive and therefore dine at many Vietnamese and other Asian restaurants. This has never happened to me as I always read the ingredients contained in the dish. So my advice- avoid the place if you have severe allergies (photo is of my eyes completely open), and regardless- others should take note that things might not be as great behind the scenes at this place, even though you can see through to the kitchen! Also, they charged us a public holiday 15% surcharge even though it wasn't a public holiday. It's not on the menu or advertised but they must charge 15% for Sundays. Only explanation. I will ring them to enquire when they open back up on Tuesday

food was ass lowk but the workers are foreign so I'll cut them some slack no kyatt wallahi on god…read morewallahi wallahi on god

$11 for the large kebab! Cheapest around and by far the biggest! Comes with 2 sauces and tastes…read moreamazing. Most kebabs taste great in Brisbane but this place was the cheapest by far for the size and totally worth it. My go 2 kebab place moving forward

This was my second time at Mos burger. Last time I had the beef burger - it was good. This time I…read morehad Chicken Teriyaki Burger, I also had the wedges and ice tea with it - it was really good. It's going to be my burger place to go to in CBD!! Way better than Hungry Jack! It was about $13 for a chicken tariyaki burger+Large side of wedges+large icetea . Don't forget to check out the upstairs area.

MOS Burger earned an even bigger cult following when they opened their store in Sunnybank, about…read more20mins (on a good run) south of Brisbane. It became a weekend pilgrimage for their burgery goodness but travel no more for your MOS Burger fix with the opening of their Albert Street Mall store. The space was once home to Krispy Kreme but has found new life offering Japanese burgers to the masses. With a sparkly new fit out (far fancier than the original store) I was surprised there wasn't more of a line when I visited. I'm not going to argue because the lack of line meant I could breeze in and order my fix. One chicken teriyaki burger meal, please. At the moment they are only running their introductory menu. Don't fret, there is still enough variety to choose from but some of your favourites may not yet be available. As always staff were super friendly and sitting down to eat my burger, for a moment if I closed my eyes, I could imagine that I was in Tokyo rather than Brisbane CBD. They're also operating on trial trading hours which look like will be Sat 14 Apr 11am - 2pm and 5pm - 10pm; Sun 15 Apr 11am - 3pm and 16-19 Apr 11am - 8pm. I know I'm not alone in being thankful for MOS opening their second Brisbane store and for the fact it is within easy reach for more regular visits. This may actually be a bad thing....

I love the old guy who runs the place on the weekend. His English isn't great but he is so…read moreattentive to all the tables and to drinks - he sometimes gets it wrong... but always attentive to change the can of drink if it isn't right. This really is my favourite buffet hot pot. Sometimes you get families/groups who take all the ingredients ie think spring onions, coriander and all the green leafy vege. And all the prawns... That annoys me. But that isn't the restaurants fault. I have loved this place even more second time around.

Good value hotpot This is a good budget-friendly option for…read moreall-you-can-eat hotpot and BBQ. For $33.90 there's a good selection of sliced meats, vegetables, noodles, tofu, fishcakes, squid, prawns and other mysterious Chinese hotpot ingredients, a few hot items including BBQ skewers (the lamb skewers are the best). And for an extra $3 - all-you-can-drink from an interesting selection of Asian drinks and standard soft drinks - or you can BYO for no additional charge. It's not the best quality and it's not the worst quality. It's a great option for groups too!

Came here for the banh mi and we're not disappointed - fresh bread, generous portions of marinated…read moremeat, cilantro, and carrots. It's definitely worth the visit!

Good vietnamese food. The glazed chicken rice bowl and spring roll noodle bowl was awesome!read more

Bamboo Basket recently opened up a branch in the Portside Wharf in Hamilton, QLD. I tried the BBQ…read morepork and wonton noodle soup available from their lunch menu. I was looking for a non-greasy meal and the soup was exactly what I wanted. I didn't bother putting any other additional seasoning. The soup and noodles were light with punctuations of savory flavor provided by the BBQ pork and the won tons. I was immediately attended to and even given a whole jug of ice cold water. I know that doesn't mean much to some people, but I think it is a fine example of good customer service. Other places don't bother to serve you water and don't even care if the water is lukewarm. I was really satisfied with the meal, service, and the restaurant was well presented. I'll be happy to make another visit to sample the other items on the lunch menu.

Great dumplings. I went here with mom and sister who is vegetarian. We all walked away happy…read more Sister was surprised by the wide range of tasty vegetarian selections. Very standard dumpling menu but all were a little distinguished from the norm and very good. My favorites were the steamed shrimp dumplings. My mom enjoyed the fried shrimp dumplings and the pan fried shrimp dumplings and my sister and I both loved the tofu mixed vegetable dumplings. Service was also great. Very friendly waiters that were suitably attentive. Three thumbs up!

I'm a big burger fan and know a good burger when I order it. The Da'burger I ordered was okay it…read morewasn't fantastic I would give it 3 stars. The french fries 'chips' were really good we liked them, but I was shocked they charge for ketchup 'tomato sauce' which was okay. I still like this place and it's vibe and would go back again to try something else.

The staff member taking our order slumped across the counter. DA'Burger looked schmick but I had my…read moredoubts when she seemed to not really care if we ordered or not. There was no greeting but hey, all doubts were cast aside when my very first DA'Burger was brought to our table. These burgers are massive and for less than $20 (including a serve of beer battered chips) it's a bloody great value dinner for any burger-lover. I went with the classic DA'Burger with cheese which translated into Burgernese is a standard cheeseburger. The bun is fresh and soft, the red onion, lettuce and tomato bright and not wilted, the burger patty thick like a hockey puck, the mayo just enough. Yes, I sound like Goldilocks facing some serious first world problems, I know. So without waxing lyrical about a burger any further - they're good. There might not be anything fancy with this burger but the fact that it's not remotely greasy and actually tastes and looks like real food? Well, I'd give it two thumbs up but they're too busy trying to pick up this massive bun to eat. I also like, and want to follow up, on the fact that you can pre-purchase burgers that they then distribute to homeless people in the area. Way to pay it forward, guys!