Top Best Chinese Restaurants in Brisbane City

"Brisbane’s signature spice central, Sichuan Bang Bang brings us revolutionary and heat-packed dishes from the Sichuan region of China. Enjoy pan-fried crispy beef with peanuts and dried chilli, Kung Pao chicken or prawns, or the fish hot pot that is certainly not for the faint-hearted."

"A long-established and well-known player in Brisbane’s Chinese restaurant scene, Leon Chinese Restaurant in Lutwyche has delighted happy diners since 1986. Relaxed, intimately lit surroundings enriche..."

"Its location is unsuspecting – a restaurant tucked in a basement next to a food court and a Coles supermarket. But once inside, the interesting décor, chatter and smells will have you forget where you are. Warm your belly with sensational dumplings filled with your favourite filling and a hot, flavoursome broth."

"At New Shanghai, They offer there guests a complete dining experience , from the rich assortment of modern classical Shanghai-style cuisine to the decadent ..."

"Chinese restaurant King Tea does some great vegan options like savory pancakes and crispy tofu to start. Next, go for the ‘Douban eggplant‘ or the lotus root mushrooms. A post shared by King Tea Chinese Food (@kingteachinese) on Aug 18, 2019 at 4:00pm PDT"

"The opulent interior belies Landmarks' relatively affordable dishes. Here you can have a fine-dining experience in their cool, air-conditioned ambience, while paying as little as $4 for a plate of dim sum. But it’s hard to stop at one plate once you’ve seen their drool-triggering menu."

"Spread over 2,500 hectares of regionally significant bushland, White Rock — Spring Mountain Conservation Estate is an area of remarkable natural beauty. There are riparian forests and open eucalypt forests, as well as the headwaters of seven major waterways. There are toilets and picnic shelters by the parking areas, as well as open grassy areas where you can set up a picnic rug."

"Close to the Daisy Hill Conservation Park is Venman Bushland, National Park. The track has some hills and creek crossings, making this walk more suitable for families without wheels. The Tingalpa circuit takes approximately 1.5 hours, but the rewards are worth it!"