We've been here a couple of times (once with friends) and we always really enjoy ourselves. We…read moreordered a yin yang pot with spicy broth on one side and mild broth on the other side. All of us ended up cooking and eating from the spicy side of the pot!! There was a good selection of meat, seafood, vegetables, condiments (herbs, dipping sauces etc), noodles and skewers to be used on the charcoal rotisserie. The rotisserie rotates your skewers for you which was a bonus. The meat was a little fatty & the seafood wasn't top quality but for $30 per person you can't complain, especially as it includes drinks, a selection of hot food and dessert. If you go on the weekend you need to make a booking! In the middle of the week, it's a little less chaotic and busy!!

Been here a number of times as it's worth the money spent, eating unlimited buffet and not only…read morethat you can choose to eat hotpot and BBQ. Best to come in quick, opening times start at 5.30pm and make to book!

I get Seoul Bistro Deliveroo'd at times lol. It's too good To stay away from. Want unlimited Korean…read morefried chicken ? You come here. I love their meat & rice dishes but try their yum array of different fried chicken flavors & their all you can eat deal. It's pretty messy to eat but that's a given with a chicken place. They also do other sides & good drinks.

I'm a big fan of Chicken Wings and this place is Awesome. For your first visit do the All-U-Can-Eat…read moreBuffet so you can try all the flavours. The Peri Peri, Honey Soy & Honey Wasabi were my favourites. The Buffalo is not real American Buffalo flavour but it was still very tasty. Great Wings and very good service from the staff. Highly recommend this place.

would recommend this restaurant to anyone We've been dining…read morethere for 10 years. The food is 5 star

This is the 2nd time I've been here.... once on my last trip back and this time. I always come with…read morefriends. The Vietnamese food is decent, and that's saying a lot coming from someone who lives in an area with one of the biggest Vietnamese population outside of Vietnam. The spring rolls are great. I love the bun bo hue, bo luc lac and rice plates. I did detect some MSG in the broth, but not excessively. Pretty decent Vietnamese food in the Brisbane area.

Brunch on the weekend is always a good idea & that's exactly what a girlfriend & I did :)…read more I love how Little Dreamer is hidden in Calamvale suburbia rather than having to drive all the way around the CBD. It's a little cafe in a plaza that does great food and drinks. They recently started their new menu which features a lot of variety for everyone. Whether you're trying to go all out for breakfast, be health conscious or even love a sweeter breakfast e.g. their amazing looking red velvet pancakes. I really mean it when they accommodate for groups: they offer platters for 2, 3, 4 people and even crazy platters for $99. Our dishes were so good - all components paired well together (poached eggs and fried haloumi cheese? Uhh yes, always yes!), and my green smoothie was a healthy delicious combo too. The decor is cute and the majority of seating is outside (option to be covered by shade rollers). It's table service and they do have specials that are always intriguing to try. I can see myself coming back here over and over because of their food and how it's conveniently on the Southside. Keep it up guys :)!

This is a lovely place, staff are extra friendly, just had a coffee but would definitely go back to…read moreeat.

I love coming here ever Thursday or Friday, Bayless Cafe has a big menu, and everything is…read morewonderful to eat and really delicious. the customer service is always excellent Aswell, every time I walk in, I get greeted wonderfully.

This cafe is a surprise gem. The owner/operator makes you feel incredibly welcome, while the coffee…read moreand food is reasonably priced and tasty indeed. The menu is very diverse. Everything from pies and scrambled eggs through to stir fries and baked treats. So far everything I've tried has been top notch. There is a nice selection of papers and magazines if you are dining alone. There is also a large TV mounted on a wall, usually running ABC24.

Great food, their japanese curry is the best. Nice take away and really nice dine in. Food comes…read moreout on sizzeling hot plates, really yummy and well priced. Friendly staff. Casual dining setting but the food is worth it.

This stylish Japanese BBQ seems incongruous to its suburban surroundings. The decor, menu and…read moreservice all seem to belong to an uppity city restaurant. Not that I'm complaining because where it's situated is convenient for me to get to plus there's easy parking. Shinbashi has a $35 all-you-can-eat Japanese BBQ which is always a popular option. I fyou go this route, make sure to try their fantastic wagyu and marble beef. However, my husband and I always splurge on their $99 Signature Selection for two. It includes these tasty additional extras like Bacon asparagus and Bacon rice cakes. There's also this buttery cheese, sweet potato dish which takes about twenty minutes to cook up on the BBQ but is worth the wait. The service here is great. They always remember to refill my green tea and there's this delicious complimentary soup which comes in a teapot that you can easily fill up on and ruin your dinner if you're not careful. If you live further afield, Shinbashi Yakiniku is definitely worth the drive out to Underwood.

Hidden away in Underwood near the Big Gun butcher, lives this Japanese BBQ place; Shinbashi. All…read moreyou can eat or a la carte (I recommend the latter), you won't leave empty stomached. Being a Japanese BBQ place you basically cook the meat on the hot plate in front of you and dip in delicious sauces before noming down. Staff are genuinely helpful. There's Japanese rice beer to match, though I didn't see how that was going to be consumed amongst the plethora of meats in front of me. Also good to know - the meat is delicious, because it is marbled with delicious fat. I went on a Tuesday night and it was packed. Defs popular amongst the locals.. Or those who know its there. So man up, make the drive, and give this place a go :)

A great find on Yelp! I'm visiting Australia and had a craving for Filipino food. This place didn't…read moredisappoint. The Dinuguan (black pork belly pudding) dish was really really good! Very authentic and delicious. Note that this is traditional dish and might not be advisable for first timers trying Filipino cuisine. We also ordered Kaldereta (beef stew) as well as some pork spare ribs. The ribs were really good but the Kaldereta was not as flavorful as I was expecting. And lastly for dessert...their Halo-halo (shaved ice) was really a treat! The portion is enough to share with someone. Overall a nice little place to get your fix when craving for some really good Filipino food.

I went here recently after driving past it one day. So happy to find a Filipino restaurant!…read more Decor - Not flashy. But it was comfortable and reminded me of some restaurants in the Philippines. Wooden tables and benches, fairy lights and I think even tinsel still floating around (how festive!). Enjoyed the soy sauce & vinegar bottle they had on the table. There are also random frames on the walls with amusing quotes. Service - The one waiter that served us was very nice and helpful. Everyone seemed really friendly and welcoming. Food - We had dinuguan/pork blood stew (yum, but i wanted it a bit more sour - yay for vinegar on the table), sisig/sizzling offal or pork parts (didn't taste like the ones I've had in the Philippines but still pretty good) and lechon paksiw (pig stew; which was also lacking in the sourness and sweetness I'm more used to). For dessert, we had leche flan but it was a bit too firm and didn't have a very caramelised flavour and halo-halo, which was yum. Can't go wrong with halo-halo (it's shaved ice with jellies, sweet beans, leche flan, ice cream and evaporated milk). Would I go back? OF COURSE. As much as I didn't think the flavours were as authentic as it should be (this is just based on my own tastebuds and personally experienced), I'll gladly return to try other dishes.

Absolutely to die for Ramen. You should deffs get extra egg and always extra noodles. The egg was…read moreunbelievable and I'm a fussy eater especially when it comes to food I am not used to but I'd love on it if I could.

This could be the most authentic ramen I've tasted this side of Tokyo. Seating perhaps only 15-20…read morediners at any time, Genkotsu has that Tokyo backstreet ramen restaurant vibe and the dishes to back it up. We arrived as a party of four on a Saturday evening, a public holiday to boot, and were only just able to be seated at the bar seats overlooking the kitchen. The line outside becoming a steady flow and rotating as diners finished and new ramen hunters sat down. There's a sign on the door that sets the expectation of a potential wait outside while seats become available. Ordering your ramen happens as soon as you enter so make sure you've taken a look at the menu before entering. There's several styles of ramen including salt or miso. For $11-$12, your bowl of broth is an affordable morsel of soul restoring food. Totemo oishii desu!

Great service, friendly staff, very nice food. Only cons are...air-conditioning was set too high…read moreand we were cold while we were there.. hot outside, freezing inside..I thought prices were a bit high.

I wasn't impressed with the beach house at Browns Plains, the cocktail was not that nice as it was…read morestrong so I think the bar tender did not mix it right. The Caesar chicken wrap was quite bland and the chips like the ones I cook at home. Would I go back, not to this particular one, but I may try another one elsewhere seeing this is a chain of bar and grills. You walk in, grab a menu, sit down figure out what you want them order up at the counter. No table service this is all you. Overall 3/5 stars and that's being generous