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Offering an eclectic menu of ramen, steak and Japanese fusion fare, Bonsai Botanika in Elizabeth street will wow you with their fresh flavours. Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, seven days a week, come in and be blown away by their unique combinations.

Comuna Cantina will open its doors in March serving up the most delicious Latin street food. Think fresh, authentic, tasty street morsels like grilled sweet corn, pincho barbeque skewers and refreshing frozen margaritas. We can't wait til they open so we can chow down on their TDF tacos every other day!

Lücha Black Bar and Dining comes to us from the team behind Lucha Kitchen and Bar, just a hop skip and a jump away in the CBD. A long, curved black bar is the centrepiece of the venue, surrounded by speckled stone-topped tables and plush chairs, all in muted colours of navy and teal. If you’re with a big crew you’ll definitely want to nab one of the tables with a lazy susan for all the food you’ll order—the menu features a lengthy list of Chinese eats, many featuring the restaurant’s signature tea-infused flavours.

Tucked away down Albert Lane in the CBD, Vapiano is making its mark as one of the freshest and tastiest Italian joints in town. Hand-made pasta, sinfully good pizzas, and a seriously relaxed and spacious decor makes Vapiano the perfect spot for a quick lunch or a lazy evening meal with friends.

Want to escape to Nirvana on your lunch hour? Dishing out some of the best yoga in Brisbane, Stretch Yoga in the CBD if perfectly located for corporate cats (and anyone) looking to unwind.

There’s something about a loaded, freshly made deli sandwich that hits different. Whether it's the nostalgia, the cloud-soft fresh bread or the oozing fillings that don’t quite fit, Italian deli sandwiches are on another level. If you agree, say hello to Joe’s Deli, with the Gold Coast-born Italian-inspired delicatessen bringing its flavours of Italian American street food to Brisbane.

Warawara Izakaya is a Brisbane Japanese and Korean fusion restaurant, providing authentic flavours and dishes in a fun atmosphere. Take a few friends and share some late night gyoza.

Vietnamese restaurants in Brisbane don't get more authentic that this. AJ Noodles is a cheap restaurant in Brisbane with excellent Asian fare.

Brisbane toastie legends, Melt Brothers have officially brought back the toasted sanga. Serving up freshly made toasties like nobody's business in Post Office Square in the CBD, Melt Brothers have an almost cult-like following—and for good reason.

Adding to its repertoire of multiple food court locations, Brisbane ramen fave Hakataya Ramen has opened its flagship standalone restaurant in Queen Street Mall, ready to fulfill all your comfort food-filled dreams.

NeNe Chicken has just opened up in the CBD, and we couldn't be more excited. "Ne" is Korean for "yes" which is what we say whenever someone offers us delicious fried chicken. NeNe chicken is one of South Korea's most beloved fried chicken spots, and it's finally in Brisbane. Yaaas. Offering up our favourite staples of fried chicken and beer, we're already obsessed with this spot.

Honey Birdette is a little bit saucy… actually, it's a lot saucy. Known as Australia's first "sensuality Boutique", Honey Birdette is dedicated to things both naughty and nice, from top quality lingerie, hoisery and corsetry, through to toys and books.

If you're after a comfort-inducing feed in the city, but only have time to hit the food court, David's Noodle & Hotpot in The Myer Centre should be your first point of call. Here, you can dig into a Sichuan hotpot, or malatang, a spicy, both-based feed stacked with noodles, meats, tofu and vegetables. 

When you step into a Rebalance studio, you'll be welcomed by eye-catching branding, state-of-the-art reformer equipment and inspiring playlists—all of which comes together to create an envirnment that fosters community and connection. With down-to-earth industry leading instructors that are passionate about their craft, you'll definitely the get the most out of every session here. 

Burger lovers, this one's for you; Melbourne's fave burger food truck, Mr Burger is making its way to Brisbane! From next week, keep your eyes peeled around town for Mr Burger's iconic orange and white truck, and prep your stomachs for some almightly feasting.

Burger lovers, this one's for you; Melbourne's fave burger food truck, Mr. Burger is making its way to Brisbane! From next week, keep your eyes peeled around town for Mr. Burger's iconic orange and white truck, and prep your stomachs for some almightly feasting.

2 Birds is bringing game-changing fried chicken to Brisbane soon. The boys who created Hello Harry, Donut Boyz and Junk have done it again. Their signature chicken is house made, chef made and fried to meet all your cravings. And if you want to complement your wings, why not add a delicious roasted cob corn or some tasty mac n' cheese to your order! 2 Birds is still looking for a place to call home in Brisbane, but don't worry, it won't be long until you can have unlimited and tasty fried chicken.

The Lamb Shop is soon to open its doors to us hungry Brisbanites. Think Greek souvlaki with spit-roasted lamb, parsley, mustard mayo, onion and hand-cut chips. We guarantee an explosion of flavours with every single bite. More details soon to come, we'll keep you posted. 

The It Kit is your passport to hassle free present buying—yes, it is possible! The It Kit's online store is your one-stop-shop for gorgeous, beautifully curated and packaged pressies for when you need the perfect gift, but have no idea where to start!

The Little Posy Co. is Brisbane's most adorable flower delivery service. These guys put together a selection of bouquets curated daily that they'll deliver right to your loved ones door—or your door, you've earnt it—for $35 to pretty much anywhere in the city! If you're feeling fancy, they'll also whip up double posy, too! The flowers are picked fresh daily, bright and early from the flower markets. Be sure to get your order in before 12pm though, or order in advance. Better yet, snag yourself a subscription and score fresh blooms each week. Winning!

Flower Haul is a fabulous online flower shop and delivery service. Not your typical florist, bunches are handpicked, fresh bunches from the flower market every morning and delieved straight to your door.

Renowned chef Ryan Squires' Esq Shop is the Brisbane providore of your foodie dreams. Bringing the detail and freshness of the infamous Esq menu to your pantry, Esq Shop will provide the discerning shopper with incredible homemade food products—small batch style!

If you haven't hopped on the Korean beauty train yet, it's time to get on board. Be transported to a futuristic, quirky world of snail mucin, sheet masks, snake venom and kitschy packaging—where you'll have the best skin of your life. Sounds great, but South Korea is just a little far away? Good news: you can skip the exxy round trip and stock up on Korean icons at online K-beauty mecca, STYLE STORY.

We’re just going to put it out there: empanadas are a seriously underrated snack. Soft, butter pastry wrapped around meaty, flavoursome fillings that you can eat with one hand? How can you go wrong? Ginger Mendoza, founder of Batch Cookie Bar, agrees, which is why she’s opened Brisbane’s first empanada bar.

From just one store in Singapore, 4Fingers has sprung across the Java and Timor Seas to bring the singeing, moreish goodness of their Korean fried chicken to Australian shores.

The Croft House Town Kitchen Bar is our new favourite resturant in Brisbane City. You can stay here for every meal of the day as this resturant does a superb job of breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Party on into the late evening as this day-cafe transforms into a happening, bar-centric bistro style resturant with a modern Australian flavour. 

Taking naming rights from the beautiful heritage-listed building it calls home, John Mills Himself is a very cool cage come bar, serving up delicious freshly-ground coffee coupled with tasty nibblies — sourced organically and locally where possible. Creative use of a heritage listed building with delicious coffee by day and much-needed post work drinks by night — John Mills Himself is genius!

The sign outside this gorgeous old building on Charlotte Street claims there are over one million books inside, and once you get inside, you'll be inclined to believe it. This really is a bookstore that you could lose a whole day in, and it is one of the best places in the city to do just that. If you love books and relish an obscure find, this is the bookstore for you.

The Maillard Project comes to us from Adam Wang, the coffee connoisseur behind Coffee Anthology, one of the city’s most popular cafes. There’s a distinctly different vibe here though, with a minimalist stone, concrete and timber interior in contrast to Coffee Anthology’s industrial style. The most impressive section of the venue though, is the roasting area, which is visible behind a wall of glass and is where you might catch The Maillard Project’s beans being roasted on the daily.

Inspired by the story of legendary mythical character the Monkey King, Wu Kong takes its cues from the classic 16th-century novel Journey to the West. With interiors themed after the waterfall cave and magic stones that appear in the epic tale, you’ll dine in plush blue booths under twinkling filament lights and glowing glass lanterns, a one-of-a-kind setting for a meal if we ever saw one.