In looks and flavour Viet de Lites is - as the name suggests - fresh, light and delightfully Vietnamese. Located beside South Bank Parklands, this modern eatery adorned with Vietnamese touches offers the best of both worlds - healthy and tasty - with assorted grilled, pan fried and stir fried Vietnamese dishes sure to tempt any palate.
Seagrill by Viet De Lites is a great respite from central Brisbane, not only for its rejuvenating, peaceful Hamilton location and spacious, open-air dining, but for the refreshing take on Vietnamese food. It is authentic and traditional, so you can still find all your favourite standards familiar around the city like beef pho and fresh rice paper rolls, as well as an impressive breakfast menu which makes this a great spot for weekend brunch. But where Seagrill by Viet De Lites differs from others is – you guessed it – its focus on fresh seafood. Try one of their seafood platters for the full monty, or pick out some delicious fish cakes, grilled prawns or a classic fish clay pot to get your fill out here on Nudgee Road.
Viet de Lites is a beautiful restaurant with subtle green and warm yellow tones throughout which enhances the feeling you are about to eat some of the freshest, most natural food you have had for a while. Delectable traditional Vietnamese dishes are served on their lovely dinnerware adorned with the most amazing colours. Vietnamese food is influenced by the cuisines of Laos, Cambodia, Thailand and France, and if you haven’t eaten it before you really are missing out. Viet de Lites offer plenty of gluten-free dishes on the menu; since many dishes are prepared a day or so ahead please be sure to ask the staff if you’re unsure. The staff are Warm and inviting, and communal eating, a way of life in Vietnam, is something that the restaurant embraces with dishes easily divided between the friends you bought with you - or the friends you made whilst there. Located in the heart of Southbank’s retail and dining precinct, you will love the experience and will want to return again and again.
