My recommendations

I was at Danny Boys with Mandy and she said that while looking over the blog with a friend, she said it wasn't super clear what places I did and didn't recommend since a 5 is my basic not food poisoning pass. She helpfully suggested that I make a post detailing my definitive recommendations and keep it updated, so I guess this is what this is. There may or may not be posts attached to these places, its a work in progress!

My tags on the side mean:
Student cheap: a giant sized main for around $10. Suitable for impoverished students who want to catch up with friends at a meal.
Cheap food: main+drink for less than $20. Bargain!
Medium price: main+drink for less than $30-40. Also a bargain!
Expensive as fuck: anything more than $40. What can I say, I'm cheap and I love cheap food hahaha!
RJIE: Random junk I eat. Normally reserved for a post where I've only got to a restaurant for one meal, eaten something I've wanted to share. Normally a bit of a cop out post when I'm stretched for updates ahahaha.

Dishes:
Western style wings? King of the Wings, find them. Best wings in Brisbane. I recommend, all the flavours that they make. Seriously.
Eastern style wings? Yang nyum wings from Seoul Bistro, that earth shattering crunch <3.
Burgers? Plain cheeseburger from Judes on Eagle St Pier during lunch time for the biggest burger you cannot possibly finish or Miel Container for their beef bulgogi burger.
Ribs? Pork ribs from Ribbets. Best so far, but still not impressed. On the hunt for better.
Noodles? XO sauce stir fried handmade noodles from Endless Noodles. They do exquisite hand pulled noodles with a glorious homely quality to them.
Ramen? Taro's Ramen. No doubt. 
Sushi? Kotobuki Sushi. I love them no matter what JGirl says.
Sandwich? Pulled pork from Bread and Meat Co. Damn that's a good sandwich and some fine pulled pork too.
Potato dish? Poutine from Bread and Meat Co, dem real cheese curds.
Doughnut? Salted caramel doughnuts from Chester St Bakery, although the doughnut holes fresh at the Eagle Farm Markets come a close second.
Cheapo pizza? Meatlovers pizza from Pizza Hut with their creamy garlic dip. 
Fancy pizza?: Holloways in West End make the best seasonal pizzas I've ever had.
American style pizza?: T4's Gourmet Pizza and Pasta! So cheap and tasty, plus their toppings range is huge.

Cuisines:
Thai place? 2B Thai.
Yum cha place? New Shanghai.
Vietnamese place? My house, of course.
Korean place? Seoul Bistro.
Malaysian place? Malaya Corner in Sunnybank.
Indonesian place? Sambal Oelek, $10 mains. Yassss. 

Desserts and catch up:
Coffee? LTD Espresso, hands down. 
Cold press coffee? Cleanskin cold press latte with raw sugar syrup.
Not coffee hot drink? Any of the hot chocolate range from the Dark Chocolatier on Ann Street in the CBD. $4.5 for a 12oz cup and no surcharge for soy? Yes please! You can choose your percentage of cocoa and you can really taste the difference. More than 60% is coma-tastic though, I'd be careful if I were you.
Bubble tea drink? Lychee frappe with lychee popping pearls from Little Singapore. Let it get a little slushy and melted for 10 minutes or so and you will thank me. Mmmm that lychee goodness.
Bubble Tea Chain? Sakuraya, where all the hip Asians go. Hazel Tea is very consistent too.
Best pearls for bubble tea? Hazel Tea, wherever you can find them, CBD or Sunnybank.
Bakery? Banneton Bakery.
Asian dessert place? Just Soy Cafe, for all your shaved ice needs as an Asian. Closely followed by Papa Rotti buns, that glorious crunchy sugar-coffee icing is a god send.

Random brands:
Castello White Cheese - creamy camembert style cheese with a hint of blue flavour. Delicious.