Que onda wey!
What's up dude!
(Mexican Slang)

What's up dude!
(Mexican Slang)


The Alebrijes & Milagritos mural was the perfect way to honour Mexican culture, bringing the space to life with bold colours and meaningful symbolism. It transformed the environment into a warm, eye-catching place that leaves a lasting impression and invites people to stay longer and come back again.
Meet the Ajolote, Mexico’s magical water creature! 🪷.
With its feathery gills and eternal smile, it lives fully underwater.
Unlike most amphibians, it never grows up — a true Peter Pan of nature.
The ajolote can regenerate limbs, organs, even parts of its brain!
Its name comes from Xólotl, the Aztec god who turned into this creature.
It symbolizes resilience, transformation, and hope
The Angel of Independence is one of Mexico City’s most beloved landmarks.
Rising proudly on Paseo de la Reforma, it celebrates Mexico’s freedom from Spain.
Built in 1910, it marked 100 years since the start of independence.
At the top, a golden winged angel holds a laurel crown of victory.It’s a favourite spot for celebrations and national pride


This is a dish that reminds me of great family moments in Mexico, this Torta is inspired in my experience attached to my family's traditions.

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For parties of 6 or more, we kindly ask you to contact the restaurant directly to secure your booking on 0451 810 778 or contactus@queondawey.com.au
Do you have dietary concerns? Questions about an upcoming event? Drop us a line, and we'll get back to you soon.
We have PARKING at the rear.
120 Goodwood Road, Goodwood South Australia 5034, Australia
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