BiN 931 - Chermside

Excrement slower service (both there are only 5 tables that are most occupied) limited wine choice, lukewarm pasta that was sold, like moreton bay bugs and prawn, but was actually with a processed blob of something rubber in texture not in the contrast to a crab stick...for the price she would expect real pieces of seafood. eating was essentially canteen standard, slow to arrive, and the server did not feel in the position to manage for the fact that it took almost an hour to manage a few popcorn huhn as entree kfc, and I am laudat to say it, but it tastes better avoid. her money is better spent making paper planes.

Waitress emptied a whole schooner of beer on my pants after nearly knocking over a friends wine, i should of left right then but it was my partners birthday an she had picked the restrauant. The meals were tiny and left us all underwhelmed, and i was still charged full price for everything. Thanks alot Bin 931 for the wet pants, lighter wallet and an empty stomach. Useless staff and below average food, avoid this terrible restaurant.

Myself and 4 others went here last night. Absolutely TERRIBLE food. We ordered a lot, given the waitress' recommendation, so I can safely say that the vast majority of the meals were just disgusting. Flavors, textures and all. Salt and pepper squid how do you get this wrong? So salty!! Popcorn chicken was ordered as a main but came out as entree so we asked them to take it back. They took it back to the kitchen after it had already sat on our table for a few minutes and then they put it on the table behind us!! Yuck!! Eggplant 2 different halves of 2 eggplants one half totally dry and overlooked, the other half mushy and gross. Pork belly was inedible. Zucchini flowers...read more

It 's nice to be able to get decent food wine at a shopping centre now. We went for the tapas style menu items, and they were all very nice. The stand-outs were the prawn filled zucchini flowers, and the pork tacos. If you 're hungry, the popcorn chicken was very generous compared to the other dishes too. The wine list is a big step up from the usual shopping centre fare, as you 'd expect. There 's a few hidden gems sprinkled among the over-priced 'name brand ' ones. I 'd recommend talking to the sommelier/head waiter there: he was very friendly, and knows his stuff.

For the price of $32/main for what we ordered we were disappointed with the portion sizes. The flavours were nice. At one point several of the staff just stood around chatting and waiting for new customers after we had asked for more water.