Satay Club Noodle House - Brisbane

This restaurant offers a tasty and satisfying meal, especially for those craving Malaysian/Indonesian food. The prices are quite affordable, especially for the city. The flavors are present in the dishes, but there could be more variety and vegetables. The duck tom yum was enjoyable, although the mushrooms were bland. The soup base was nice. This restaurant is accommodating for gluten-free and vegan diets, as well as being halal. The duck dishes are particularly cheap compared to other places. The soup-based dishes may not be as great as the fried noodle dishes, and the duck is preferred over the chicken. The service was friendly, especially during non-peak hours. The restaurant's decor is not particularly attractive, and getting to the toilets feels like walking into a horror movie, but they are surprisingly clean and well-maintained. Overall, I liked the place and would definitely come back.

Food is bomb.com. Place here looks quite run down and old but the food is authentic, tasty and packed with flavour. Portions were big and cheap, perfect for uni students or people with big appetites who are after a quick cheap and tasty meal.

Been going here for lunch at least twice a month for the last few years, their duck laksa and duck Tom yum has to be one of the best in Brisbane and only $13! If you're not one for carbs there's also a veggie option.

Your classic hole in the wall cheap eat. Decor and facilities are nothing flashy, but if you're keen for a cheap eat that is absolutely delish, then you'll be hard pressed to find a place as good as this. Highly recommend the dry noodles with duck. Ai Ng

Perfect place for Indonesian people who miss Indonesia foods! The taste is just right! And it's not pricey too. They have lots of choices too