Simple but delicious food that seems to have a homemade touch.
Small shop without much to it.
If you like your kebabs with real meat and some nice sides, this is the place to go to.

Approximate cost: $10

This shop may not look like much from the outside, but holy heck it has some delicious food! I love their kebabs, which are absolutely delicious, but this is more than just a kebab shop. There are hand-made salads you can buy by the tub, a whole case of sweets, and the little extras you can get are delicious. The zucchini omelettes and the spinach rolls are my favourites, and for just three dollars a piece, are a yummy, affordable snack. Highly recommended.

Approximate cost: $6 - $12

I was TOLD to go here by a new work colleague. He and his Lebanese family live nearby. We ordered the Meal platter for two and it was beautiful. Chicken and steak (both marinated), pita bread and all manner of salads and dips to accompany it. Will definitely return.

Approximate cost: $25 for 2 people

Good Lord...if you like garlic, you'll love No-No's! This is THE place for awesome authentic take away Lebanese food and its been a secret to Red Hill locals for years. Grab a bag of pita bread and get a few tubs of various dips and side dishes to take home for a banquet! Their baba ghanoush is THE BEST as is their potato salad with lemon and garlic, hommous and they also offer home made sweets such as Turkish Delight and honey syrup flaky baklava. What this little shop lacks in ambience...makes up for in strong flavours!

Don't judge this book by its cover. It's got an unassuming appearance from the outside but No-No's delivers on flavour, that's for sure! We went there one day just to buy their famous (to my family) baba ghanoush. We ended up sitting at one of the little tables and feasting on a variety of delicious - and healthy - foods. We had beans with fresh tomato sauce and garlic, lamb, flat bread, dips, a chick pea dish and a couple of other items.

The owners are really friendly and very happy for you to enjoy your food. You can also buy a range of Lebanese foods to take home, either pre-prepared or packaged.

If you didn't know it was there, you could easily miss No-No's but now that you've read this review, definitely drop in. With a distinct lack of Lebanese restaurants in Brisbane, you can get your fix here and I promise, you'll be back.

It may not look terribly exciting from the outside, but if you live anywhere near Red Hill and haven't checked this place out yet, then make sure you come here next time you want some quality takeaway. You will find your standard selection of kebabs, all of which are very tasty, but I think the best value is to be had by buying a range of different things and assembling your own kebab at home. You can do this by getting one of the platters (plus an extra packet of pita bread), or even just buy a large tub of their mixed salads plus some dips and bread and you have a veritable feast awaiting you. The chick pea salad is delicious, and the tabbouleh is probably the freshest I have tasted anywhere. Buy a couple of lamb kebbi separately if you particularly need meat, but the vegetarian options are so full of flavour that you don't need it if you don't want to. And absolutely don't miss the baba ganouj (eggplant dip) - it's beautiful and you won't find anything like it in a supermarket! The meat platter says it serves 2 but will usually be enough for 3, and you may still have leftovers. If I stick to the vegetarian options I can spend less than $20 here for enough food for easily 3 meals. Great value! And if you're still hungry, grab a square of baklava or honey semolina cake for the perfect sweet treat.

Approximate cost: $10-20 will buy enough for 2, but sharing is a great option here