Travelling Tastebuds: Our Fave Sunnybank Restaurants

Sunnybank is a melting pot of flavour and the place to be if you’re craving sizzling stir-fry or bouncy, handmade noodles. Take a step into any of the restaurants and cafes throughout the heart of this suburb, and you’ll discover authentic dishes packed with flavour.   

Sunnybank’s unpretentious atmosphere and community-focused feel make it a welcoming place to dine for casual weeknight dinners or big family affairs. This reputation, along with the diverse offering of dining venues, makes it one of Brisbane’s most popular dining districts.

Whether you’re craving a spicy Korean barbecue, fresh Japanese sashimi or a sizzling Chinese stir fry, we’ve got a few favourites up our sleeve for you to try next. Discover the must-try Sunnybank restaurants here in our dining guide.

Yat Tiu Rice Noodle Rolls

This traditional Cantonese restaurant will sort you out for a cheap and cheerful dinner or a full-blown feast, depending on what you’re after. Their thick, chewy hand-pulled noodle rolls are a must-order. As for their congee, you won’t find finer in the city. Drizzle in homemade chilli oil and you’ve got a flavour sensation.

Sitchu Tip: Yat Tiu Rice Noodle Rolls also does a delicious breaky, with sweet, milky drinks up for grabs, as well as their soft, pillowy toast splashed with condensed milk.

U5/22 Gowan Road, Sunnybank

Góc Việt

One of the most beloved Sunnybank restaurants for its fresh and flavourful menu, Góc Viêt is the place to visit for authentic Vietnamese cuisine. The venue feels cosy and welcoming and offers crowd favourites like pho, banh mi and spring rolls, along with rice and noodle dishes to suit every appetite.

341 Mains Road, Sunnybank

Seoul Bistro

When your fried chicken cravings hit, make a beeline for Seoul Bistro. Specialising in wings and burgers, there are plenty of flavours to sample, from K-Hot honey to smoky BBQ. And for those who are feeling ravenous? A $27.90 all-you-can-eat fried chicken buffet!

152 Turton Street, Sunnybank

Landmark

Serving traditional Cantonese-style yum cha brunch, expect steaming pork buns, crispy duck skin and an endless supply of refreshing jasmine tea at Landmark. But it’s not just yum cha that this Sunnybank restaurant excels at, you can also enjoy banquet dinners, Chinese barbecue, Cantonese-style hotpot and vegetarian dishes.

Shop 101, corner of Mains Road & McCullough Street, Sunnybank

Ren Yakiniku

A shrine for those who adore the art of Japanese-style grilled meats, this yakiniku dining destination serves up some of Sunnybank’s best.

Reminiscent of traditional Japanese eateries from the alleyways of Tokyo streets, when you step into Ren Yakiniku you’ll discover happy diners grilling sizzling slices of meat on thick-ridged grills set into the dining tables, having a delicious and jolly time indeed.

Shop 45, Sunny Park Shopping Centre, 342 McCullough Street, Sunnybank

Papa’s Pancakes

Have a sweet tooth? We’ve got the place for you! At $1 a pop, these freshly made pancakes at Papa’s are served with your choice of fillings, from custard to coconut, to dried radish!

On your visit to this Sunnybank restaurant, you’ll also discover croissant fingers, iced black tea, taiyaki (Japanese fish-shaped cake, filled with custard or red bean), along with fresh, house-made hot cakes in a variety of flavours and fillings.

Shop 74, 358 Mains Road, Sunnybank

Now that you’ve discovered the best Sunnybank restaurants, you might be craving something sweet. Find Brisbane’s best desserts here, or head to a cocktail bar for a nightcap.

Writer

Lexie Mamo

6 January 2026

Lexie is the Brisbane Editor at Sitchu and has been part of the team since October 2020. Her background lies in fashion eCommerce and content marketing, having worked in digital roles across brands like Lorna Jane, Black Milk Clothing and dk active. A Brisbane native, Lexie covers food, lifestyle, events, and travel guides for the Sunshine State. When she’s not writing, you’ll find her reading, visiting coffee spots or snapping shots of her rescue cat for his Instagram account.