'Cost me everything': Restaurant owner devasted after ram raid, fire at Brisbane shisha bar

The owner of a shisha bar that was rammed then set alight in Brisbane says the attack has "cost him everything".

Footage showed the moment a car rammed into Diamond Shisha Bar in the West End several times at 3am.

A witness filmed the occupants of the ute jumping out before throwing what is understood to be a molotov cocktail into the vehicle.

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The footage also captured the figures jumping into a getaway car.

Flames took hold of the business, which was gutted by the flames.

"You see a car exploding in a movie, it was pretty much like that," witness Arthur Early said.

Sammy Ansabag's restaurant was the apparent target of the attack.

"I've been here 15 years, everyone loves me. I work hard," he told 9News.

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Ansabag said he has no idea why he might have been targeted.

"It's cost me everything," he said.

Queensland Police say the white Isuzu D-Max, stolen on October 29 from Shorncliffe.

Two men and a white ford sedan were seen leaving the scene.

One was seen wearing a beige hoodie and black track pants while the other was wearing a black hoodie and black pants.

Anyone with information can contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.