We turned down an alley and there was this delicious smell…read more I didn't know we were going to Ben's Burgers that night, the only problem was we got there right as they were closing. They were kind enough to make our burgers to go.

Delicious find. Brisbane has a bunch of these food laneways…read morenow this is located in the valley and is small but perfect. I highly recommend any of their milkshakes. Get it with the combos. Burger+Shake+ fries =22$ Had the strawberry jam and the salted caramel ones and they're both amazing very creamy. House made cherry cola is good reminds me of Dr Pepper. A bit too sweet after a few sips but unique. Not a lot of burger options but the ones they do they do well. One of the better burger joints in town for sure. Recommend their Brie burger it was limited time but hopefully they keep it on. Seating: choose between street seating or inside seating. Fries are perfect crunchy to flavor ratio. I recommend the regular fries the chili ones don't add that much more flavor for the price. They're mild flavors so don't expect McDonald's shake fries level. The plain ones are actually a very good balance in flavor. Price expect to pay 12$ per burger or 20-25$ combos.

Fresh, creatively presented sushi dishes zooming around a train in a whimsical and light space…read more I love Sushi & Nori. It's my favourite sushi haunt and it definitely helps that it's on the same street as my work building. With unique plates filled with buttery fish and a wide variety of cooked options including karaage, gyoza and dumplings there's something to please everyone. Service has been exceptional each time I eat here with water glasses being refilled regularly and helpful staff at every turn. It can be slightly more expensive than your bog-standard suburban train, but I'm willing to pay for the atmosphere and comfortable surrounds.

Great little spot in the new King Street Precinct at Bowen Hills…read more First visit today as its in close walking distance to my workplace, and we wanted to try one of the new restaurants in the King Street Precinct. They have simplified their 'plate pricing' by only have 2 types of plates on the menu - all plates with coloured rings around the edges are $4.50, the patterned plates / premium items are $8.00. Wide selection of fresh made sushi rolls, nigri, entree items (gyoza, prawn parcels, chicken karaage bites etc), premium items, desserts and miso soup on the sushi train, but you can also order from the menu. Tried a mini tempura prawn udon bowl soup for $8.00 and it was awesome. Brown rice and black rice sushi rolls on the train and lots of vegetarian options. They have a little takeaway window at the front of the restaurant with sushi rolls for a quick takeaway lunch. The chefs work fast, and all items on the sushi train are fresh, fresh, fresh. Takeaway can be made to order. Great spot for lunch, nice ambiance and friendly staff. Just make sure you get in early to beat the lunch crowds! Takeaway and catering also available.

I've done another write up for Red Rooster down the road, but thought I'd do another for here…read more Food still good, chips still better than KFC (if you don't believe me try it). No really, try it. They seem fresher, the seasoning is nicer, and most importantly the chips are of a better quality. Not as many brown or yuck bits at all. I love the Flayva with the chili and garlic aioli, and also the cheesy nuggets. I appreciate the most recent time I came here that the girl serving entertained my difficult decision to make by agreeing that both of these choices were great and definitely hard to choose between. Red Rooster, I want to break up with you... But if fast food is going to call my name you are my answer.

Well, it's in a handy spot for me, the food tastes the same as every other Red Rooster…read more Staff are friendly enough, but don't expect to eat in, it's not really that kind of store, although there are a couple tables outside. For what it is, it probably needs a drive through more than a carpark.

When I first moved into the suburb I was happy to hear that there was a little take away shop…read morearound the corner. Great variety of take-away foods, great prices, friendly staff and great service although it is advised that you ring ahead of coming due to popularity of the shop so you don't stand around for 15mins.

We are new to the area and were happy to see a local takeaway…read more We have tried the place a few times and are generally happy. The food is quite good but the organisation of the place brings the rating down a little. Every time we have ordered we get told a time and it's always longer, we arrive and it seems like chaos with people always complaining outside.

In search of good breakfast, we stumbled upon this little hidden place. Finn Mccool, the Irish bar…read morebecomes 'The causeway' in the morning for delicious coffee and breakfast. I had chai latte and avocado and chicken tostie that came with a side of salad and salted feta cheese. It was a perfect start to the day. The ambience was very good too. Highly recommended!

Our team is here for work and chose this just on the menu. It was raining and they took care to…read moremake sure our table was dry. They offered drinks while we waited. The staff is exceptionally friendly and expedient and the food was tasty. I had the calamari risotto and it was really good.

Although on the other side of town, Beccofino is much like its spin-off restaurant Julius. Both…read moreoccupy prominent corners and offer a fairly refined, adult atmosphere (though you can bring kids if you've got money to burn). Both offer thin crust pizzas, whose highlight I think is the sauce, and both offer a round of expensive sides and desserts to fill you up. Both are likely to please most diners (unless you've got gluten or dairy issues, in which case Italian is never going to be your friend). I ordered a margherita, and frankly, I liked it at least as much as the slightly more expensive pizza with buffalo mozzarella at Julius. In the interest of getting some decent nutrition, I ordered a sauteed beans and greens side, and was fairly pleased to discover that it was heavy on the beans. I wish Italian places did more with beans; there are some great ones available. All told, I wish their menu had a little bit more on the vegetarian side, but what they do is executed well, and for an occasional splurge, it's a nice place.

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

$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

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