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District 1 is a slick little gem of a budget Vietnamese eatery found on Ann St just off the Chinatown Mall in Fortitude Valley.
BBQ Tonight is Brisbane’s first Pakistani restaurant, the go-to for traditional Pakistani food and a side of culture
Ben’s Burgers is a slice of burger heaven tucked away in Winn Lane, with minimalist décor and a pared-back menu
The funky dim-lit Oriental den in Brunswick St is the Valley's go-to for authentic handmade dumplings
Mirchh Masala is a secret Indian restaurant that peddles the most authentic (vegetarian) street food to be found
Yeshi Buna is a charming little palm-filled Ethiopian restaurant
Trang Restaurant, housed in the mint green shell of the 1920’s Rialto Theatre is most popular for Vietnamese and Chinese cuisine.
For a rollicking good night in an old-fashioned community setting, The German Club, one of Brisbane’s best kept secrets, is the place
In the shady main street of Scarborough, The Boat Shed serves up old-fashioned fish'n'chips in bounteous portions
Sing’s Asian Kitchen at Rosalie is one of the inner west’s long-lasting gems
This fish'n'chippery overlooking picturesque little Raby Bay Harbour is the local go-to spot for enormous servings of good value fresh quality seafood.
Enjoy mountainous portions of homey Vietnamese and Chinese food at rock bottom prices
Club Polonia is the place to go for traditional Polish cuisine, beers and vodka
Probably the slickest eatery in the rustic Vietnamese town square that is the Civic Centre, Phuong Trinh is excellent value.
Nestled in the far corner of the little Ashgrove West shopping centre is this slick modern Japanese eatery
A colourful and basic Lebanese eatery that has been on this bend of Waterworks Road since time immemorial
The Broadway sensation lands in Brisbane!
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