Greenbank Asian Kitchens — Restaurant in Logan City

They finally painted the walls and made it a little more presentable to dine in, without drinks and stores at the front dining, old mates sleeping fold out still behind the desk though. New menu too , I mean higher prices for the same food guide. The Special fried rice……terrible, terrible. Half brown,half white clumpy steamed rice clumped together with only red Chinese pork in it, that’s it -nothing else for $15.50 Total rip off and tasteless, oh a couple of crappy Mekong prawns as garnish on top. Curry prawn, again not even Aussie prawns used and sauce like bad lumpy custard. Chicken and veg,same tasteless and lumpy issue. Lemon chicken, paper thin chicken with 1/2 inch batter, kids didn’t touch it. Chicken laksa, no flavour, very watery. When you pay over $120 for take away you deserve better, never again here. Same as yahoo on middle road, I think it’s one menu for locals then 1 for same culture folks. yummy yummy Jimboomba has...

I've been here twice and ordered the same meal each time: Combination Omelette. Both times, the serving size was large and loaded with all the good stuff. Everything was fresh, hot and tasty. I'll be sure to try some other menu options next time to get a better overall idea.

The shop itself is very small and basic. The occasional diners can be found but, generally speaking, the main traffic seems to be take-away. This has been our option and, when in store, the service has been friendly and the meals prepared in a reasonably short time.

Prices are acceptable and, in my opinion, fair for what you're getting. I'd rather drop $16 on a sizeable protein flavour-fest than some of the other options out there.

Overall, a decent local business that I'll happily...

Greenbank Asian Kitchens are a credit to the area. The Store manager has always been friendly everytime I pick up my order for the family - by always insisting of giving me Chinese fried chips to take. The locals do support the business and are very friendly to the Store manager and vice versa.

The store employs people with different backgrounds (the way it should be in Australia). It welcomes people better and keeps us together as in one community.

The food is always enjoyable.

Keep up the...