Sichuan Bang Bang Kenmore

This review is a bit complicated because I believe we made some poor choices with our orders. We started with the dumplings and salt and pepper prawns for appetizers, followed by shredded beef and fried rice. The appetizers were flavorful and arrived promptly. However, the shredded beef was dry and totally lacking in sauce, making it quite a challenge to eat. On a positive note, the service was good, but the prices are excessively high, which seems to be a common trend in Kenmore. Thankfully, we brought our own drinks.

I had the pleasure of being squeezed into this restaurant with my family and as much as we enjoyed it, all we could talk about was how cramped it was. <br/ There was no room to swing a dead cat, namely because the dead cat was already being prepared in the kitchen... Joking.<br/ <br/ Excellent food, but I am hanging out for the Peking duck night that I have been told they have. Hopefully the duck will be easier to swing around the room.

Back in Brisbane and just love new fun places ventured out to the suburbs with low expectations. This place is off the charts we ordered the beef hot pot and kung pao fab place cosy/ cool and unexpected, the food was hot, spicy and delicious. chinese beer and wine, thanks to my new friend Renata.<br/ <br/ worth the treck to Kenmore.<br/ <br/ simply fun and delicious

My Chinese Friend from Chengdu, Sichuan invited me to bang bang in kenmore, we went as a group and I ventured out. Ordered the fish hot pot well that was a blast spicy, salty and Flavours to die for for <br/ Thank you Wen for introducing and educating me to Sichuan food at this local kenmore! restaurant totally unexpected fun place that is cheeky and polarising. <br/ Lots to love and and will be back again with my clan of Aussies <br/ <br/

The best Chinese in Brisbane outside of Sunnybank. Kudos to the owners for bringing a note of authenticity to the suburban Chinese takeaway and livening up the otherwise sparse culinary desert that is Kenmore.