For lavalizard69, Round Rock’s Pita Fusion is convenient because it’s right across the street from the Dell campus. [Photo: Pita Fusion/Facebook]

For a mixture of Korean/Southern fusion, Korean, and Vietnamese, syndesis hits up the triple-threat of Hana World Food Court for Kin & Comfort, Hana Yoree, and iHeartPho.

Over on Twitter, Ellen Frazier recommended Jack Allen's Round Rock location for "extraordinary burgers and feathery onion rings."

The 183 location of the soup and juice purveyor works for michael.knoll.5437. [Photo: Soup Peddler/Facebook]

The Vietnamese cafe is a good bet for banh mi. [Photo: Tam Deli/Facebook]

The only Austin location of the mini-franchise offers Far North office workers plenty of pho and bun bowls. [Photo: Dan B./Yelp]

Cheap and delicious banh mi can be found up at the Baguette House. [Photo: Bryan P./Yelp]

More Chinese fare can be found at the first location of Chen’s, including hand cut noodle soups. [Photo: Katherine A./Yelp]

Grab a big ol’ burger from Roaring Fork to satisfy all lunch-needs. [Photo: Roaring Fork Stonelake/Facebook]

For lunch, McCormick’s & Schmick’s serves up seafood and steaks in a fine dining atmosphere in the Domain. [Photo: Angel W./Yelp]

There’s cheekily-named sushi rolls and other Japanese fare at the Cedar Park restaurant. [Photo: Sushi Fever/Facebook]

For g.vandoren, “their zucchini curls are the best.” [Photo: Brian G./Yelp]

The 183 location of the Tex-Mex chain makes for an easy lunch, with chile rellenos and tortilla soup. [Photo: Travis K./Yelp]

The brewpub’s lunch includes sandwiches, fish, and salad. [Photo: Paul D./Yelp]

Eater Austin reader syndesis’s Far North Austin picks are broken down into cuisine. Osaka Mansun is perfect for Korean and sushi, with cool and hot tastings, combination rolls, bulgogi, and more. [Photo: Jeremy Y./Yelp]

For sushi, Tomodachi is a good pick, with the usual sushi pieces like salmon and eel, as well as seasonal ones, too. [Photo: Tomodachi/Facebook]

Sunflower is one of syndesis’s picks for Vietnamese in Far North Austin, where spring rolls, stir-frys, and lemongrass chicken are on the menu. [Photo: Mark G./Yelp]

Pho Van has pho and bahn mi for the lunchtime crowds. [Photo: Tommy L./Yelp]

Look to Din Ho for a Chinese barbecue lunch, like Beijing duck, hot pot, and pan fried noodles.

For those looking to create their own stir-fry, opt for Mongolian Grille. [Photo: Harsh S./Yelp]

For Indian, Royal India is a good bet, where the lunch buffet has various meats, vegetables, along with pilaf rice and naans. [Photo: John S./Yelp]

Bombay Bistro’s another Indian option, with for samosas, biryani, and vindaloo. [Photo: Yelp]

More Thai can be found at Muangthai, where daily lunch specials are available, with fried dumplings, barbecue pork fried rice, and masaman curry. [Photo: Albert K./Yelp

For quick and easy Kebaps and wraps, syndesis heads to Verts. [Photo: Shannon B./Yelp]

Dimassi’s offers a Mediterranean buffet for lunch filled with vegetables, falafels, and more. [Photo: Home C./Yelp]