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Phillipe Blake—26 October 2026·2 min read
Brisbane's inner-city voice since 2014
Brisbane's inner-city voice since 2014
Melbourne-born burger and frozen yogurt brand YOMG will open at Shop H, 2/179 Grey Street, South Bank this December, with Queensland's first YOMG self-serve ordering kiosks.
Grey Street’s dining corridor is gearing up for a fresh arrival just in time for the summer rush. Melbourne-born brand Yo My Goodness (YOMG)—widely recognised across Victoria and South East Queensland for its dual offering of Angus beef burgers and self-serve frozen yogurt—is set to open at South Bank this December.
The upcoming venue at Shop H, 2/179 Grey Street marks the brand’s eighth Queensland outpost and its first inner-city location nationwide. Situated right along the cultural spine linking QPAC, the museums, and the parklands, the site is designed to capture the natural rhythm of the precinct, from quick mid-week lunches to post-show dessert runs.
Inside, the layout introduces an extended streetfront design anchored by a central service pod, alongside Queensland’s first rollout of YOMG’s self-serve ordering kiosks to keep foot traffic moving smoothly.
Computer-generated render of the South Bank store. Image: YOMG
The menu centres on the brand's signature trifecta: freshly prepared Angus beef burgers, thick shakes, and its customisable frozen yogurt bar. Froyo fans will find nine flavours on tap alongside a dedicated toppings station featuring more than 30 sweet and crunchy add-ons.
Computer-generated render of the South Bank store. Image: YOMG
"South Bank is one of the busiest hubs in Brisbane, bringing locals, visitors, and event crowds all into one dynamic precinct," says YOMG CEO Nishad Alani. "It felt like the perfect home for our first inner-city store, and we can't wait to open the doors."
Founded in Melbourne in 2013, YOMG has steadily grown a cult following by keeping the experience approachable and vibrant. Whether grabbing a burger on the run before an exhibition or tailoring a late-night froyo swirl, the Grey Street setup aims to provide a relaxed, reliable pit stop in the heart of South Bank.
Computer-generated render supplied by YOMG
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