Punjabi Bytes
Punjabi curries, tandoor cooking, loaded chips, and naan tacos from a Woodridge food trailer.
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BrisbaneFoodGuide.com.auApril 2026
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Punjabi Bytes
Woodridge — Indian
Punjabi Bytes is a Punjabi food trailer operating from 118 Compton Road in Woodridge.
Good for
Punjabi takeaway
Price
$$
Known for
Punjabi
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