Best Asian Food Restaurants in Maroochydore

"After all the Mod Oz cuisine on offer in Noosa Heads, this touch of India offers some spicy relief. At the western end of Hastings St, it's a casual spot, cooking up excellent curries, including the signature..."

"Shop 5 205 Weyba Rd, Noosaville, Noosa, Queensland 4566 AustraliaAsian, ThaiLunch, DinnerDelivery, Takeout, Reservations, Outdoor Seating, Seating, Parking Available, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Accepts Credit Cards, Table Service[email protected]+61 7 5455 6308http://www.nisathairestaurant.com.au"

"A Taste of Spice offers casual dining with a selection of dishes from Thai, Malaysian and Chinese cuisine. Signature dishes may include Singapore Noodles, Seafood Laksa or Lime Chicken."

"1776-1784 David Low Way Unit 9, Coolum Beach, Queensland 4573 AustraliaKorean, Japanese, Sushi, AsianLunch, DinnerReservations, Seating, Parking Available, Validated Parking, Free Off-Street Parking, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Wine and Beer, Accepts American Express, Accepts Mastercard, Accepts Visa, Digital Payments, Accepts Discove[email protected]+61 7 5471 7091"

"Shop 2 255 Gympie Tce, Noosaville, Noosa, Queensland 4566 AustraliaAsianDinnerWheelchair Accessible, Takeout, Reservations, Outdoor Seating, Seating, Highchairs Available, Accepts Mastercard, Accepts Visa, Accepts Credit Cards, Table Service, Delivery+61 7 5474 0263https://www.rasamodernasian.com.au/"

"The scene of one of our Anniversary Dinners, Si Suphan offers dishes from a selection of Asian Countries. It’s not your typical Asian Menu. Book a high table on the footpath (especially good late afternoon/night) if you’re bringing your dog."

"The ferry isn’t the only way to see the Noosa River, and it can be a lot of fun to head out on the water for half a day and be in control yourself. There are quite a few places in town where you can rent a kayak or a paddle board, for instance, and just explore the river. For something a bit different, you can hire a water bike for a couple of hours and pedal, not paddle (my bad joke, not theirs)."

"We get it, sometimes you just want something familiar, and the smell of waffle cones cooking in the irons as you wander down Hastings St is hard to ignore. Royal Copenhagen is another Noosa institution serving up quality ice cream to visitors for decades. All the usual flavour suspects are front and centre in the Dutch Style."

"Another favourite along Hastings St. and steps from Noosa Main Beach, the Royal Copenhagen serves ice-cream, gluten-free sorbets and low-fat yoghurts with free sprinkles!. Go for the chocolate-dipped cone covered with nuts with your choice of flavour. You can get your ice-cream fix daily from 9am till late."

"The Noosa National Park walk is spectacular and accessible from Hastings Street with a wheelchair. It is one of our favourite accessible attractions of Noosa to visit as a family. There are a few hills to overcome, so it does help if someone can assist you."

"The Noosa National Park is home to some of Australia’s most spectacular coastlines. It’s over 4,000 hectares and encompasses the picturesque headland in Noosa Heads, dunes and heath plains around Lake Weyba, coastal..."

"With an open kitchen, a night at  Sumi Open Kitchen will be as tasty as it is entertaining. On offer is the ‘Trust the Chef’ menu, which is either four or six courses of delicious Japanese-inspired cuisine. So, all you have to do is sit back, relax and watch the chefs do what they do best while you wait for your culinary surprise."

"Intimate, gracious Sumi offers a set-course menu from chef Giles Hohnen, who owns the place with partner Tomoko. From delicate dashi soup with prawn dumpling to grilled salmon served with tofu skin, pea sprouts..."

"Finally, just 15 minutes outside of Noosa, you can get to Mount Tinbeerwah for some of the best views of the valley and hinterland. The mountain acts as a perfect point to watch the sun in the west, splaying colours of purple, blues, orange and pinks for your eyes to feast upon. The drive alone will make you feel miles away from the stresses of the everyday."

"The Noosa Woods is a picturesque dog-friendly area that makes up part of the Noosa Spit Reserve. It’s only a short walk from the vibrant Hastings Street, which makes it a great destination for visitors with furry..."

"The Eumundi Market is Australia’s biggest and best art, craft and produce market, held every Saturday and Wednesday of the year (rain, hail or shine) in the heart of the charming historic hinterland town of Eumundi. Established back in 1979, the world-renowned Eumundi Markets is like an outdoor gallery, with towering heritage listed fig trees rising above the 500 plus stalls. The market’s policy of ‘make it, bake it, sew it or grow it’ ensures quality products and the very best of locally produced goods."

"This is one of Australia's most atmospheric artisan markets, attracting over 1.6m visitors a year to its 600-plus stalls. Dive into a leafy, bohemian wonderland of hand-crafted furniture, jewellery, clothing and accessories, art, fresh local produce, gourmet provisions and more. Get your muscles pummelled, your tarot cards read or simply tuck into a world's worth of street food, from gözleme (Turkish stuffed flatbread), empanadas and gyoza, to local artisan pastries from Ten Acres."

"Come to this bustling marketplace with a healthy, holiday appetite. And don’t say we didn’t warn you. This artisan food and arts market is a hub for locally made foodstuffs fit for a generous and leisurely lunchtime spread."