Apee Bakery

4.5(15)

Unit 1/183 Blackwood Rd, Salisbury, Queensland, 4107

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Services:Takeaway

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TakeawayWheelchair accessibleCard & contactless payments

Why Choose Apee Bakery?

Apee Bakery specialises in Sri Lankan takeaway food and is known locally for friendly service and authentic flavour. The venue is wheelchair-accessible and accepts card and contactless payments.

About Apee Bakery

Apee Bakery in Salisbury, Queensland leans into Sri Lankan food, and that's what people head there for. Fried rice, nasi goreng and devilled chicken and pork come up in local talk, along with egg rolls and the Sri Lankan short eats, which we hear come out fresh and crisp. Elephant House ice cream is on hand if you want something to finish with.

It's set up for takeaway, and the staff have a friendly reputation. Locals are a little split on portion sizes and flavour balance, so it's one for the curious rather than the picky. The entrance and car park are wheelchair-accessible, and cards and mobile payments are accepted.

The hours run a short week, closed early on and open most evenings and all day on weekends, so check before you head in.

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What Customers Say on Google

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“Apee Bakery is hands down one of the best places for authentic Sri Lankan food! We had the fried rice, nasi goreng, devil chicken, and devil pork, and every dish was absolutely delicious and full of flavour.”

Source: Google Reviews

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Frequently Asked Questions About Apee Bakery

: Apee Bakery leans into Sri Lankan food rather than a standard bakery line-up. Locals talk about the fried rice, nasi goreng, devilled chicken and devilled pork, plus egg rolls and Sri Lankan short eats. For dessert, Elephant House ice cream is available too. It's set up for takeaway rather than sit-down dining.
: Apee Bakery is set up for takeaway only, so it suits people grabbing Sri Lankan short eats, egg rolls or a container of devilled chicken or nasi goreng to eat elsewhere. The car park and entrance are wheelchair-accessible, and they take cards, debit cards and NFC mobile payments like Apple Pay or Google Pay.
: Opinions vary a little here. Several people praise the flavour and call the Sri Lankan dishes delicious, and the staff have a friendly reputation. Others have flagged thinner portions or flatter flavour on certain orders, particularly the nasi goreng. It's worth going in curious rather than expecting the exact same result every visit, and asking the bakery directly about current pricing.
: Yes. Apee Bakery has a wheelchair-accessible car park and a wheelchair-accessible entrance, which makes picking up a takeaway order straightforward for anyone with mobility needs.