Clayfield Court

Really good Chinese food but there's been multiple times when I call them and the line is busy, not because they're busy but because the phone isn't on the hook (I've seen when I come in). I've driven there to order when this happens but then I have to wait when if I could have called ahead I would have saved 30-45 minutes. Good food, poor service.

I no longer live in Northside but will make the trip to this place. Great service, delicious food and reasonably priced. They always remember my order (what can I say, I love their addictive prawn and scallop rolls and their amazing kway teow). Restaurant inside is quiet and not brightly lit (I prefer it) and the location is not far from the airport. Perfect for a bite to eat before departure.

Many emotions from my visit to this restaurant. Entering the front door you are greeted with absolute silence, which I know is not the authentic Chinese experience. Noisy people. Quiet restaurant. Once ordering it was evident the kitchen was in complete disarray as the tofu was ‘going to take an extra 5 minutes to cook’ tofu is easy to cook, what’s going on in there? The tofu was floppy and moist, which is silly because everyone knows tofu should be crunchy. I also ordered sweet and sour pork, which was just golden syrup with pineapple in it. I’m giving this a two star because they gave me a discount for not ordering online? Whatever that means. Will probably go back next week

Been here twice and always great tasting food with lots of meat . The chefs definitely know how to cook. Tried Singapore noodles and Satay chicken, both were excellent and very reasonably priced . Prawn crackers are the best around and are free! You know they’re good when they repeat your order back to you. The place looks clean and tidy inside and has enough parking outside. Best Chinese in Brisbane that we’ve found in 3 years being here. 5/5

Extremely disappointing “Chinese” meal. Can not understand the high score here as food was of very low quality. Maybe the chef was having a bad day. Cauliflower every where, hardly Chinese. Lady serving was very nice only positive of the meal. First Chinese restaurant I have ever visited where chopsticks were not given.