Phuong Trinh is a street-food stop in Inala, Brisbane.
Editorially verified June 2, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
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Address: 56 Corsair Avenue, Inala QLD 4077, Brisbane
Jonathan Barthelmess's Greek taverna at Howard Smith Wharves runs a A$35 souvlaki platter weekday lunch special with seasonal skewers, fries and yoghurt.
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180 re-purposed shipping containers running Asian street food, American diner, seafood, KombiAlley sweets and pop-up bars. Weekend-only riverside food court.
TryGlobal container street food
Saturday-night food truck carnival on the showgrounds. Tacos, langos, bao, Hungarian pies, Tibetan dumplings, BBQ ribs, crepes plus a licensed bar.
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Tu and Giang's family takeaway under West End Central Apartments. Crispy pork belly banh mi, 24 hour pho broth, rice paper rolls, Vietnamese iced coffee.
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Brisbane's Best Banh Mi 2024. Newstead branch of the local mini-chain, with 24 hour beef-stock pho, banh mi, noodle salads and Vietnamese spring rolls.
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BYO Vietnamese in a 1920s shop on Commercial Road. Pho simmered five hours, banh mi, bao buns, rice paper rolls, noodle salads. Dog-friendly out front.
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