Sushi Train at Carseldine is located at Carseldine Central, near where Woolworths, Nandos are... Sushi Trains are getting more popular nowadays, due to the increase of office workers wanting quick, easy food to go in the CBD area, or even for those who wants a light lunch or maybe a filling one.. from different sorts of sushis ranging from meats and seafood, from slightly grilled to fried to raw.. whether you want to sit down and have a chat while sipping on your hot green tea and wait for your favourite sushi to train by..
A few Charcoal Korean BBQ restaurants has opened in the Brisbane CBD, though you can distinguish one from the other from the portion and the prices.. Red and Grill is one of the Charcoal BBQ places which I prefer than the other ones I know in CBD.. The portion and the price is not too bad, and it does fill you up.. it does not charge you nearly $20 for a portion of meat and gives you like a little or a portion which you're like, "is this it?"....
Max Brenner on a weekday night and yes, it still full.. a long queue, a while to stand there and wait.. but in the end, all the chocolates seems to have made you forget about all the waiting...
The first thing you might notice before you enter the restaurant is the loud live music, with old tracks which will make you remember the good old days.. On nights live music will always be here to entertain you.. Another thing you might notice is how the restaurant is filled with Indonesian paintings, Indonesian 'Batik' for each of the table covers and just the restaurant itself may make you remember those feelings of 'warung' which is a word in Indonesian literally translated to small shop or restaurant..
Little Singapore is one of the many successful asian eateries that somehow came over to the CBD from Sunnybank... Like its brothers and sisters I may say such as Little Hong Kong, Malaya Corner etc. they produce cheap delicious food that will make you come back, wanting to try the ones you have not tried yet... Located in Charlotte St near the Police Station and Pancake Manor..
Went for Yum Cha in Aspley Oriental.. This place has been opened since I have no idea when, but even so, for some reason, there is still no other Yum Cha place in the northside .. unless I'm just the one not aware of it... Was actually hungry before we digged into the food, but for some reason, after 5 yum cha dishes, the feeling of being full started and so... it was just i guess, a short yum cha lunch..
Came here the other day for lunch with a friend, and I thought I should try their 'Classic Wrap' as my friend was boasting about how good it was.. and I've tried their burgers so I thought, ye why not.. It has marinated tenderloins, mixed lettuce, tomato, light mayo all wrapped in a warm tortilla.. it was simple but it was actually filling...
Came here after my birthday, to somewhat celebrate it in a way or so.. Located in New Farm is a smoking bbq restaurant, "The Smoke BBQ", previously know as "Blue Smoke BBQ".. I came late so as I came, the others had already started digging into their ordered dishes and they left the entree, the corn bread for me =)
Okay, I think I actually already have a Beijing House food blog, but I revisted the place again so I thought I would just share my photoes with you, even if it is from the same restaurant, but they are different dishes =) Beijing House in Queen Street is a Chinese restaurant which also has Yum Cha daily ..
Cafe Mi, a small restaurant where Hong Kong cuisine but some dishes has western fusion ... It's been awhile since I came here, so we decided to go here after that 'long time'... hehehh.. This restaurant is located near the cinema, if you go to the Sunnybank cinema, you'll be able to spot it .. it's around the food court area~~
