So obvioulsy they have the sort of food that passes for Chinese food in Brisbane, but they also have other dishes worth seeking out. The crispy noodle dish is not too bad (normally you have to head out into the countryside to find crispy noodles in China), the OX tongue is good if you want to shock a friend, the congee is okay.

Basically it is a really cheap Chinese restaurant, still much cheaper than many other places and well worth visiting.

A few days ago my friend wanted to get takeaway for afternoon tea, so I decided to grab some food as well. I got a $10 afternoon tea meal deal which includes a can of soft drink and a beef ho fan noodle. I waited no more than 10mins for the order. While I waited for my takeaway I read their menu and found most dishes were noticeably more expensive than other Asian places I go to. Anyhow my beef hofan was hot and well seasoned! I guess their afternoon tea special is reasonably priced but I am not tempted to try this place for lunch after reading their menu!

Portion sizes are pretty good although the overall experience isn't as good as it used to be many years ago. Maybe the price increases on the menu has deterred the once regulars?

As there are too many choices on the menu, I usually get my usual order which is noodles of some kind.

The waiters can be a bit slow to respond and service, maybe the way some of the seating is set up they can't see you in view?

A small Asian restaurant which services mainly Hong Kong cafe cuisine, as well as western inspired dishes. I just have to say there are too many choices on their menu, and you can find all others dishes that all other sunnybank restaurant provides. Cafe Mi has been in the sunnybank plaza food court for as long as I can remember, but just never really thought to give them a try, until we went for a late movie and they are the only place still opened. It is very hard to choose what i wanted to eat ( tooooo many good choices), and the food is surprisingly delish!!!! Will certainly go back again.

Approximate cost: $12-18

Everytime i go to this place, i have no idea what to order....cause there menu has so much variety! HA. I guess thats a good thing though :P. Which is why i cannot say it is guarantee good for all foods, but i can definitely vouch for some portugese chicken dish and a HK milk tea. mmMMmm feel like that right now. Affordable, service is good. Thumbs up from me.

Approximate cost: $12

Contemporary Hong Kong style dining with excellent food and service. Great location in the food court at Sunnybank Plaza although it can get a bit crowded at times. Prices are very reasonable

A decent place to eat in the plaza, food here is always decent and prices are very reasonable. Not exactly spectacular, but its a good change from food court food.

We go there quite often - basic no frills, but very tasty Chinese food. Good size servings - my favorites are the Portguese Chicken served in a bread cob and anyone of the BBQ dishes. They provide complimentary tea with the meal. There are also great set dinner and lunch meals which include soup and a drink.

Approximate cost: $11

The food is great, and the prices are okay however it can be hard to get the attention of the waitstaff due to how busy they are and don't expect the food to all come out at the same time.

Approximate cost: $10

Back in my uni days, this is the place to go. Tasty and affordable. Sadly, it has changed now. Service is atrocious with their waiters/waitresses prefer to watch the TV screen rather than pay attention to their customers. Food are so so too now. Very disappointed. It was such a great eatery before.