There are a lot of delicious options around the shopping centre area, so make the most of it when you’re in the area. Other options include Little Beirut, a restaurant that serves traditional and unforgettable Lebanese food. Get a share dish of Baba Ghanouj and other favourites including tabbouleh and hummus, so fill your pita bread up with one or all of the dippings available and enjoy the flavour ride. If noodles and ramen are what you’re looking for, Harajuku Ramen in the Indooroopilly Shopping Centre is the place for you. Pork is prevalent in the menu, as is chilli, so if you’re a fan of both of these elements, you won’t be disappointed. Don’t forget about the side dishes, the fried gyoza and rice balls are particularly good to include in your ramen. Another gem within the shopping centre is Yum Cha. this famous Chinese restaurant is great for dumplings, rice noodles and sweet pastries. Try some of the famous prawn dumplings, siu mai and prawn rice noodles. This Yum Cha is also vegetarian friendly so even though there is pork in a lot of the dishes, you’ll still have a lot of spinach filled dumplings and noodles. Sago pudding is a favourite sweet dessert, usually with fruits and taro mixed into the coconut mix. Don’t leave without trying the egg tarts, as they don’t taste much like egg but a sweet custard surrounded by flaky pastry.

As a mainly residential area, there are many properties that rent out their extra space, so if you need a space close to the city, Indooroopilly is a great place. There are also commercial spaces that you can take advantage of, National Storage has storage units and rooms available so that you can keep your things safe when not in use.

The Western Freeway is one of the direct routes to take from the Brisbane city, the second one being Coronation Drive, and then a turn into Moggill Road to take you through Indooroopilly. While there are a number of streets that you could take in order to avoid potential traffic, they diverge from the original two routes.