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We had several dishes from here on Saturday night for the Sunnybank food Trail and were not disappointed. The steamed Bao pulled pork was lovely as was the scallion pancake. Can recommend them!!! View all feedback.
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Not an extensive menu. Service was good. I had the wonton soup which was fairly tasty but not the best I had. My friend really wanted the Barrimundi that he’d had there before but we were told it was no longer on the menu. Prices...are below for most mains. Very small restaurant and we had to pay cash. View all feedback.
We come here every now and then heavy food and large meals Their fried rice with Wagyu is the bomb! A bit pricey but large meals so sort of makes up for it... Service is ok they sting you for 2% if you use your visa debit card so make sure you take cash! Cantonese Chicken is ok if you take off slimey skin
Been here couple of times and only once it was a disappointment. The second time I had the chicken rice, the rice was hard and tasteless. Tried other food on the menu and it is good. Will definitely come again. Fav is the chicken from the side dish.
The wontons are mouthwateringly delicious paper thin skin filled with juicy pork, plump prawns and slightly crunchy fish roe much better than the usual (possibly frozen) wonton offerings. The Fisherman's Delight (rice noodle soup) was quite nice with nice big chunks of white fish (barramundi) but we didn't really like the bright pink spam.
Zen Corner serves what are arguably Brisbane's best wontons. The wontons are large and filled with juicy pork, a jumbo prawn flying fish roe and served in a rich flavourful pork bone broth! We ordered a wonton soup which came with 8 wontons and a BBQ pork, wonton noodle soup (3 wontons). It was terrific with the chilli oil!
Not an extensive menu. Service was good. I had the wonton soup which was fairly tasty but not the best I had. My friend really wanted the Barrimundi that he’d had there before but we were told it was no longer on the menu. Prices are below $20 for most mains. Very small restaurant and we had to pay cash.
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