Mr Bunz

The eatery is a tiny hole in the wall that you can easily walk past without noticing. The place is not fancy but the food is spot on. I had to wait a little bit for my food but it was worth the wait. The roast pork bun was hot, crispy and tasty- top choice. Same as the fish bun. For $5 or $6 per bun, that’s really decent for a cheap eat. I liked the combination of the ingredients. Everything was fresh and tasty. Although I think the sauce was too generous, cut back on the sauce and it’s perfect!

Delicious as always but definitely a lot more expensive than I'm really happy with. They used to have a bundle special which doesn't seem to be available anymore, which meant this was about 20% more than it used to be. At least the quality is still high, and admittedly it's cheaper than other gourmet bao available like at the Night Noodle Markets.

While at the National Achievers Congress, its was lunch time and I asked Google where's the best Bao buns in town. Well due to the ratings I was Lead to Mr. Buns west end Brisbane . Honestly these electric scooters r a hit to get us all places real fast as well and that's what I needed express transport to lunch and back to the convention center.. I ordered a trio of the famous Bao which consisted of: crispy Pork, Crispy Chicken and my favourite the mushroom Bao, this 1 is so extremely delicious I wanted more but had not enough time. But I'll be back Mr. Buns. Yes guys, I would totally recommend dropping in and given Mr. Buns menu a go and share it with the rest of us...... Enjoy