I LOVE THEIR MILKSHAKES, but im only talking about the milkshakes that the redbank chain makes…read more Definitely the best milkshakes I've ever had, smooth and so so creamy. It's a worth the drive down there, I always pop in to Krispy Kreme next door & pick up some warm donuts then walk across to Carls Jr for my milkshake to go .

Awaiting flight from Brisbane to Sydney decided to have a quick bite. Saw a Carl's Jr, which is not…read morein Sydney but have heard good things about, a bit of hype actually. Prices for standard meals are higher than other burger chains, and the burger I had looked and tasted pretty much like the Whopper served up at Hungry Jacks (Burger King). Overall, not bad, not fantastic and nothing special to warrant hyping.

Best Chinese food in Brisbane. Reasonable prices. Nice staff.read more

OMG! What is something so good doing out the middle of nowhere, well it's in an industrial area. I…read morewas recently in the area doing some business and it was around lunchtime so I was driving along and across the verge of the road was this covered building that didn't have direct access to the main road. So I ordered a burger that weights about 750g with freshly made ingredients. Well worth going to.

Great little joint, service is fast even during peak demand and food is OK. The food isn't too…read moregreasy for an Asian fast food. The taste of the food wasn't as authentic as what you get in Sydney though. Price is decent and affordable.

The first time I walked into House of Fu I had a feeling it was onto a good thing, from the aroma…read moreof soy sauce and sesame oil to the sizzling and tossing of hot woks in the kitchen. The menu is Asian fusion comprising many different oriental dishes from the classics to mix and match dishes. Always a good selection on the menu and always changing up the specials. It is always refreshing to walk into any establishment and find quality product and humble service, which House of Fu has in boat loads. Definitely worth a look in next time you couldn't be bothered cooking.

The service is quite bad and they never get my order right but the food is okay and the wait times…read moreare very long

Incredibly disappointed to find that even after being VERY clear & specific, this place screwed our…read moreorder up yet again. Refried chips, drinks that tasted wrong, burgers made wrongly and, worst of all, most of the food was COLD. Won't bother to try there again. If I could give a lower rating, I would!

We ordered two pieces of flake and medium chips. It was very odd that the flake was microwaved…read morebefore deep frying for a few minutes! It was obviously pre cooked and frozen. I've tasted far better frozen fish from the supermarket at half the price. The fish was oily, floury and unpleasant to eat with way too much batter. The chips were a slight improvement but nothing special. I will never go here again and don't recommend it for anyone.

$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

There is a time and a place for kebabs and fries covered in sauce and cheese. The time is after…read moremidnight and the place is Fab Kebabs. I like specific food and I know their weird, but you should get kabab shop fries, lettuce, chilies, cheese and ketchup. I know that sound the worst, but it's so good. And the guys don't judge me for my boozey order. The guys who run the joint are friendly and work quickly, which at that time of the night is essential. They also have a great vegetarian selection which is nice to see in a roasted meat focused venue. Definitely one to visit if you're in the area looking for the ultimate comfort food to soak up the night you've just had.

I was after something sweet and noticed a sign claiming that Donut King had won an award for Best…read moreCoffee 2018. Their coffee starts at $4.80 for a regular coffee but I was after a mocha which was $5.10. Bit pricey, but okay, we're near the airport. Unfortunately I'm on decaf at the moment (add $1), and can't do cows milk either so got almond milk, (add $1), so a regular size decaf mocha on almond cost me $7.10!! (I've been paying from $4.80 up to $6.50 for the same drink at various cafes around Brisbane.) Add a plain chocolate donut ($4.20) and I've just spent $11.30 !!! Yes, the mocha is lovely (5 )and the donut very fresh and delicious (5 ), and the staff member was very pleasant and helpful (5) but the price??!!?? I'm gobsmacked Don't think I'll be doing Donut King again

Pie Face at the Brisbane Airport!!! (See my review for the Pie Face Queen Street location)…read more We were actually wandering around the airport looking for cookies (or similar sweet snack) for our twin 5 year old daughters before our flight to Cairns, and were pleasantly surprised to find Pie Face (our new favorite snack spot) in the small food court area. Not only did they have a variety of delicious meat pies, they also had cookies ($1 each) - chocolate chip and double chocolate chip! Win-win!!!