Best Asian Food Restaurants in Queensland

"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."

"Sake Restaurant and Bar is conveniently located in Brisbanes CBD and heralds a new era in Japanese cuisine. Shinichi Maeda x chef of the award winning Wasabi Japanese restaurant in Noosa is at the hel..."

"One look at Libertine’s chandelier-adorned ceilings and elegant surroundings and you’ll soon be in a romantic mood, before you even sit down at your table for two. While you get lost in each other’s eyes over pan-Asian dishes like oven-roasted scallops with herb butter or BBQ duck a l’Orange and cherry crepe, woo your date with a handcrafted cocktail – though maybe skip the ‘My Bitter Ex’ and go for the ‘Her Madge-isty’ instead. Better still, make it a Monday night date and you can get a 5 course shared banquet and a movie ticket from the Palace Cinemas for $35pp!"

"The Barracks Paddington, Brisbane, Queensland 4000 AustraliaFrench, Asian, Vietnamese, Street Food, FusionLunch, Dinner, Late Night, DrinksReservations, Outdoor Seating, Private Dining, Seating, Parking Available, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Accepts Credit Cards, Table Service[email protected]+61 7 3367 3353http://www.libertine.net.au/"

"Let Madame Wu give you a real taste of Asian dining, with the occasional gastronomic thrill and a view to match."

"A cleverly-named new jewel in the crown of South Brisbane’s up-and-coming Fish Lane dining precinct, Chu The Phat draws on flavours from the hawker stalls of Hong Kong, Korea and Taiwan to dish out a diverse spread of Asian street food. The sprawling multi-level venue boasts two kitchens, two bars, and industrial-meets-old-world décor for chic nights out with dates or mates. Address: 111 Melbourne Street, South Brisbane, 4101 Phone: 07 3255 2075"

"If you’re anything like us, you get overwhelmed when looking at menus because you just want EVERYTHING. Chu the Phat is helping us (and our bank balances) out, with their epic banquet available for just $40pp. Noone’s leaving hungry with everything from vegetable crackers, spring rolls and steamed duck buns to fried pigs’ tails, stir-fried pork belly, chilli chicken, spicy fish stew, steamed greens, cold broccoli and sesame, and steamed rice."

"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!"

"If you’re looking for somewhere quick and casual for a post-work bite or a pre-drinks dinner, Harajuku Gyoza is a very fun time with very tasty eats!. As the name suggests, gyoza is the reigning champion of the menu, but a variety of sides, salads and ‘yum bowls’ are also on offer!. Don’t be shy on the sake, as it just may be served with a song and dance."

"Chow down on this bad boy: a buttermilk hotcake with grilled banana, toasted seeds and nuts, salted caramel, and crème fraiche. Now that’s a tasty way to start the day!"

"Sushi Edo Newmarket is one of the many Sushi Edo restaurants scattered throughout Brisbane. The plates start from $3.80 each, with options such as nigiri, aburi, gunkan, small and larger rolls, rice paper rolls, and hand rolls. Otherwise, families can order from the sides menu, a la carte menu, sashimi menu, udon menu, or salad selection."

"Tinchi Tamba Wetlands Reserve is over 380 hectares in size and is part of a network of coastal wetlands on the edge of Moreton Bay. The wetlands are located 19 kilometres north of the Brisbane CBD, between Pine River and Bald Hills Creek and includes tidal flats, mangroves, salt-marshes, melaleuca wetlands, grasslands and open forest."