Hunan Chinese Restaurant

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Directions

Shop 2 & 3, 624 Ann St
FORTITUDE VALLEY, QLD, 4006
local (07) 3852 1... local (07) 3852 1583
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Hunan Chinese Restaurant is a refreshing change to the standard western Chinese that many people are familiar with. A staple or many years in Fortitude Valley, Hunan Chinese Restaurant may have changed locations but has not changed its dedication to flavour. Hunan Chinese is a spicier version of traditional western Chinese and many of the recipes are traditional, spices are applied liberally so this restaurant is not for those who like the mild flavouring of traditional western Chinese. The décor is simple but the focus is purely on the food. Hunan Chinese Restaurant is fully licensed but BYO beer and wine is allowed.

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TommyG Foodie 227 reviews
Great food if you like non-commercial stuff.
3 years ago
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Tomer Foodie 217 reviews
With so many Chinese restaurants in the Valley, it gets hard to choose. This one is very much a contender.
3 years ago
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Opening Hours
Services

Monday:

11:00 AM-10:30 PM
Tuesday:

11:00 AM-10:30 PM
Wednesday:

11:00 AM-10:30 PM
Thursday:

11:00 AM-10:30 PM
Friday:

11:00 AM-10:30 PM
Saturday:

11:00 AM-10:30 PM
Sunday:

11:00 AM-10:30 PM

Restaurants

Dining Options

Outdoor Seating Take-Away Indoor Dining Eat-in

Cuisine

Chinese

Price Guide

Mains under $20

Licensing

Licensed and BYO

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Editorial Reviews

Hunan Chinese Restaurant

BrisbaneNews

Tuesday, May 06, 2008

This restaurant has moved from its old haunt at the Chinatown Mall entrance of the T.C. Beirne building to a new location beneath the Golden Palace near the Ann Street end of the mall. But it still has the same carved chairs, rich furnishings and newspaper clippings of Chairman Mao. The menu is filled with complex, Hunan dishes, which tend to be spicier than those of Szechuan. There is plenty of offal and cured and smoked ingredients. The menu changes seasonally and is approached holistically, with the effect of different foods on the body being considered. It’s best if you bring your own wine.