Best Asian Food Restaurants in Brisbane City

"Making the most of its Eagle Street Pier location, Sake Restaurant & Bar is a breezy iteration of Rockpool Dining Group’s popular contemporary Japanese concept. It’s also one of the best expressions of the long-established Sake chain, best experienced through the $110 “omakase”, which is more like a set-menu that’s loaded with the menu’s greatest hits like popcorn shrimp with yuzu mayo, a chef’s selection of sashimi, miso ‘Glacier 51’ toothfish, and Tajima wagyu strip loin. Address: Level 1/45 Eagle St Pier, Brisbane CityContact: (07) 3015 0557"

"Five-star dining awaits you at Sake, the dynamic Japanese restaurant reigning supreme over Eagle Street Pier. Named after Japan’s famous rice wine, Sake combines a powerhouse menu, excellent customer service and stunning river views to create a dining experience like no other. With tantalising signature dishes like the Hiramasa Kingfish with soy dressing, house-made lime and jalapeno kosho, this venue serves up unbeatable culinary experiences from Wednesday to Sunday."

"If you’re in the market for contemporary Japanese, Sake will hit the spot. With the freshest sashimi and local seafood on the menu, mixed with delectable cocktails to complement, you’re in for a treat. https://www.instagram.com/p/BS4zqQdDoX8/?"

"When you’re hangry, why should you have to make difficult decisions?. Brisbane’s Libertine marries two of your favourite cuisines – French and Vietnamese – so you never need to choose. Found in the historic, heritage-listed Barracks building, Libertine features all the finer things in life: chandelier-adorned ceilings, decadent wallpapers, gold leaf embellishments and locally designed timber furniture."

"Celebrating French-Vietnamese cuisine, this Brisbane city centre restaurant isn't just piling plates with rich dining options and sharing menus should you fancy, their glittering dining terrace and interiors give them the edge when it comes to good looking dinner options."

"If your tastebuds thirst for the innovative and alternative, Madame Wu is an exclusive, elegant and funky dining experience sure to please your adventurous palate. Designed by the crew at DS17, Madame Wu is all about delicate silhouettes, shadowy lighting features and a magnificent bamboo entrance that transports you to a land where spice and flavour rule supreme. Address: 71 Eagle Street, Brisbane City, 4000Phone: 07 3229 5070"

"Whether you’re calling it Galentine’s or Valentine’s, an enticing, modern Asian banquet shared among loved ones is surely an ideal way to spend it. Add lanterns and view of the Story Bridge and you’re all set. And, if the company isn’t quite right?"

"In Brisbane there are Chinese restaurants and then there is Madame Wu – a world of sensational food, spectacular views"

"111 Melbourne St South Brisbane, Brisbane, Queensland 4101 AustraliaAsian, Street FoodLunch, DinnerSeating, Reservations, Outdoor Seating, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Accepts American Express, Accepts Mastercard, Accepts Visa, Accepts Credit Cards, Table Service[email protected]+61 7 3255 2075http://www.ChuThePhat.com.au"

"A welcome addition to the Fish Lane offering, Chu the Phat is a massive multi-tier restaurant with hip interior styling and an Asian fusion street food menu. Devour traditional menu items including steamed duck buns, chicken and mushroom dumplings and barramundi, all with a Chu The Phat twist. There’s also a gluten-free menu."

"Focused around the flavours of Asian street food, Chu The Phat is located in the heart of South Brisbane’s up-and-coming Fish Lane dining precinct. With dishes like steamed duck buns and stir-fried pork belly on the menu, you'll have a hard time deciding on what dishes to order. 111 Melbourne Street, South Brisbane"

"If you don’t know about Harajuku Gyoza, you must have been living under a very large rock. Taking the city by storm a few years ago (longer than this writer cares to admit), these lively, eclectic and totally wacky Japanese gyoza restaurants are Brisbane institutions. Once you step foot into the venues in Fortitude Valley, Albert Lane, Indooroopilly and South Bank, you’ll rapidly understand why people say they’re the happiest restaurants in Brisbane."

"To cure your perpetual Mondayitis, the heroes at Harajuku Gyoza are offering $1 dumplings every Monday!. Munch on morsels like grilled duck gyoza with spicy vinegar, or takoyaki gyoza for just one dollarydoo. To claim, simply download the Harajuku Gyoza app and you’ll be able to access other deals like 2-for-1 plates on Tuesdays, and 50c wings on Wednesdays!"

"Another top choice for late-night Asian flavours, Fat Noodles in Brisbane’s CBD is the spot for a big bowl of noodles after a long, long day. The Asian-fusion dining hall serves up dishes until midnight, including delicious dim sum, pho and Singapore noodles to name a few."

"Udon know noodles till you’ve eaten Luke Nguyen’s legendary 20-hour Fat Pho Noodles. Signature Vietnamese dishes are found alongside Chinese, Thai and Malaysian hawker-style food, so tuck into late night duck-wraps or epic spring rolls."

"Sure, it’s in the casino, but there’s no gambling here: at Luke Nguyen’s acclaimed spot, everyone’s a winner. Swing by the Treasury for the winning hand – Asian fusion with flair. Angus sirloin and brisket over soft rice noodles?"

"In Brisbane, we're lucky — it's always pretty balmy, weather-wise, and we have hundreds of spots by the river and water to drink and dine in. So, no matter the season, you can soak in a stellar setting while enjoying another brunch, spritz or bowl of fresh seafood spaghetti. And, if it does rain, all these spots have undercover areas — where you can still enjoy the views."

"Also located in Brisbane’s Eagle Street, the Alchemy Restaurant offers beautiful views to accompany your meal. The restaurant offers a variety of dining options, including a La Carte menu, a Degustation menu, a vegetarian menu, and more. Enjoy the sweeping views of the Brisbane River, Story Bridge, and surrounding cityscape."

"Located in Brisbane city with stunning views of Brisbane River and the Story Bridge is Alchemy Restaurant and Bar. Oozing casual elegance with soft lighting, contemporary décor and an opulent Murano g..."

"The local hub, Sassafras of Paddington, is continuing to serve-up their renowned eats, treats and charm. Plus, they've started a great initiative!. They split some of donations into boxes for local elderly residents in need and have some full boxes going to larger groups and families reguarlarly."

"Sassafrass’ ricotta hotcakes are so legendary up in here that there’d be a mad riot if they ever disappeared from the menu!. Sassing your tastebuds with their own house-made honeycomb butter and topped off with organic maple syrup, they sure do stack up against our measure."

"The Springwood Hotel’s Feast Buffet hosts a generous range that everyone can appreciate. The buffet offers soups, roasted meats, pizza, pasta, Asian dishes, fresh salads, and dessert. The Feast is open 7 days a week."

"It's not named Australia's #1 boutique burger brand for no reason!. Milky Lane are open and they're here for you, offering takeaway orders (most preferred for them), delivery orders (on Deliveroo and UberEats for most stores) and you can even buy a gift voucher to support them. Munch on some of their mouth-watering burgers all in the comfort of your own home."

"The creators of the Emporium in Fortitude Valley are on to their next project!. Southpoint is a stunning multi-use commercial, residential and retail development, positioned at the southern end of the South Bank precinct. Southpoint homes Flight Centre’s global headquarters and South Bank’s first major supermarket, Woolworths, along with the South Bank train station, which recently received a $6 million upgrade."

"The place is also renowned as the third largest place for shopping in the whole of Australia!. The place is home to any artistic and crafty things, which would be loved by kids and even adults could not say no to it!. The best part is that the mall is lit up and decorated to make the visitors feel the festive ambience making it a place which gives the best kind of atmosphere and pleasure to the tourists as well as locals visiting here."

"Located in the east of Brisbane, this place’s exact location is in Queensland!. Having completed with the redevelopment in the year of 2012, this place is said to be the third largest shopping place in the city. The things which make it well known is the presence of 450 stores that are helpful in catering to the needs of people and the availability of 6000 car parking space!"