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10. Mr Mista
Mr. Mista is an L.A. inspired cocktail bar & Asian influenced kitchen that caters for people who love an elegant dining experience but, can still party âtil 3am. Weâve had some fun with our South-East-Asia inspired share-plate menu. The experience is desi
Reviewed By Knightley2013
Lovely Tracey & Pip made us feel most welcome. Many nooks/tables/lounges with a Hollywood flare - to enjoy a night out with friends/family. Try the Johnny Depp Cocktail - tequlia based with passionfruit - served in a wide open glass - totally memorable & refreshing! Menu covers plates to share - we had the sensational mossman beef curry /broccolini & fried rice - delicious. Venue attracts a young crowd but we're mature age & many others across all demographics there for drinks &/or dinner.
9. Wagaya Japanese Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 298 reviews
This is a newly opened restaurant. Last night was our first time at Wagaya, and we loved it. Good food, reasonable prices, and fun using a touch screen to order everything. Food and drink arrived within minutes of ordering. You order and eat at your own p
Reviewed By Shihoko
After a disappointing visit to Chinatown in Fortitude Valley, I decided to have dinner here. The venue seating has several booths with individual touch panel ordering. I had the agedashi tofu (which could have been more crisp) with soft shell crab, salmon belly sushi, scampi sushi (delicious), octopus wasabi, and rainbow roll. The rice for the sushi was quite small, and could have been better cooked and seasoned with vinegar. Overall, a good experience.
8. Happy Boy
Overall Ratings
4 based on 249 reviews
Chinese food and Boutique Australian Wine, underneath the fairy lit trees on East St Fortitude Valley
Reviewed By twyfordjones
We just ordered food and shared. Good idea with a large group. We were celerbrating a birthday and we had too munch fun. The staff were great with professional, friendly service. The décor was relaxed and the food delicious. The drinks were good, we mainly tried the beers. Good fun with a mixed age group, we ranged from 3 years to 68.
7. Bird's Nest Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 323 reviews
Experience authentic Yakitori at Bird's Nest! Our menu is 95% gluten-free! Four years on from when our doors first opened Birdâs Nest Restaurant and Bar West End still draws crowds of locals and visitors alike. We have a reputation for providing a high-qu
Reviewed By AquaRose84
We had a group of eight people and everyone was impressed by the food. The bonus was having so many gluten free options - really wish I lived closer!
6. Longtime
Overall Ratings
4 based on 460 reviews
A once obscure alleyway hidden amongst the noise of Fortitude Valley is now the entrance to Brisbane's premier Southeast Asian dining and drinking destination. LONgTIME Restaurant & Bar aims to provide Brisbane with a genuinely food focused late night dri
Reviewed By Jennie C
I had the pleasure of dining at Longtime and had the most amazing food. So difficult to make a selection and decided on 4 smaller place - all faultless. As I dined alone I loved sitting at the bar and was fascinated by the very busy but highly efficient open kitchen. The wine list is outstanding and I enjoyed 2 great Barossa reds. Tim was a very attentive and friendly and provided excellent customer service. I canât wait to return and work my way through the menu.
5. Cafe O-Mai
Overall Ratings
4 based on 198 reviews
Reviewed By seaview088
Wow what an absolute treat it was to eat at this buzzing Vietnamese cafe. No wonder the place was absolutely packed for a Saturday lunch. The food is amazing and so authentic, and the prices are super reasonable.There is everything here from banh mi on the lightest roll ever, to curry to generous bowls of noodle soup brimming with flavour.One of our friends ordered the large bowl and it was enormous so unless you can eat enough for several people the standard size is recommended and will probably still be challenging.A fantastic experience and donât be daunted by the queue for a table. It moves along reasonably quickly and the food is definitely worth the wait.
4. Banana Leaf Thai Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 124 reviews
Banana Leaf Thai is the new shining modern Thai restaurant in East Brisbane. Menu offering range from fusion, modern, and original Thai cuisine by more that 12 years highly experienced Thai chef. The casual decor include 60-70' Thai posters, polished conc
Reviewed By AussieGirl57
New restaurant at Camp Hill is a great addition to this shopping complex. Nothing fancy about the venue but food is fresh and full of flavour. Only complaint.. main dish was a little cool. They are very busy with takeaways so maybe it was sitting waiting for awhile. I was too hungry to send it back
3. Sono Japanese Restaurant Portside Wharf
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1428 reviews
The Sono Dining Experience Japanese cuisine at its finest, modern contemporary and traditional.The freshest produce beautifully presented to tempt the most discerning palate and visual senses, complemented by an excellent international wine selection and
Reviewed By marinexbiologist
As someone who is very passionate about Asian culture, I was greatly looking forward to eating at Sono. The restaurant is very similar to a traditional Japanese house and brings cuisine equally delicious and reminding of my days in Tokyo. Like traditional Japanese dining, be prepared to sit low to the ground. Fortunately, Sono has installed deep nooks under their tables so you aren't sitting on the actual ground. But you will have to take your shoes off, as with tradition. There are many options of eating here including family style, course tasting, and à la carte. The chef was very kind and allowed me to order a specially made sushi roll because i'm very picky. I also recommend trying the pork belly, the tempera udon, and the "gâteau au chocolat". If you come during the day, you can have a beautiful view of the river. We unfortunately made it too late to where it was dark so we couldn't see outside the windows but it was still a wonderful experience.
2. Libertine Restaurant & Cocktail Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 593 reviews
Reviewed By Clint J
Seated outside on a gorgeous Brisbane night, we had stellar service to match the stellar meal. From perfect classics, such as fried rice, to true fusion delights, bbq duck and cherry crepes, the food was the star!Three street food plates, two salad plates, one share plate and a side were more than enough to sate the desires of four hungry adults and two 'starving' kids (one a teenager)!Well worth a visit!
1. Gala Thai
Overall Ratings
5 based on 112 reviews
Gala Thai represents a vibrant alternative to the authentic Thai and Asian restaurants in the area and is aimed at the discerning diner. The menu is consist of Thai and Asian signature dishes as well as a selection of vegetarian options.
Reviewed By tinkko
Found out in tripadvisor, hidden place, foods are good, service with big potions, hostility is great, love the food. Hi tinkko,Thank you so much for your Trip Advisor review, We love hearing about our customers experiences and it warms our hearts to read yours. Your feedback is a big part of our drive and inspiration.Kind regards,The GalaThai Team
