Eat Vietnamese in Inala Plaza and the Civic Centre
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Inala, in Brisbane's south-west, has a large Vietnamese-Australian community that grew after the Vietnam War, and the food is the reason to come. Head to the Inala Plaza and Civic Centre precinct, where restaurants sit beside Vietnamese markets and grocers selling fresh produce and imported snacks. Go at lunchtime, check opening hours before you set out, and browse a grocer for ingredients you will not find in the city.
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Eat Vietnamese in Inala Plaza and the Civic CentreInala Plaza and Civic Centre, Inala, south-west Brisbane
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