Guest blogger edition Mooberry is a yoghurt and dessert chain that originated on King Street in Newtown, but has since expanded to Rhodes as well as more recently, Neutral bay. I was invited to taste a sampling of their menu items which I gladly accepted. …
Guest blogger edition Hoang Gia is located in one of the small alleyways off Flemington, a little bit hard to find, but if you walk around the main shopping area with all the other Vietnamese restaurants and Asian grocery shops, you’re bound to find it. …
Dalson is an epicentre of edgy cool. It’s still rough around the edges and grungy but with so many pop-ups, hipster restaurants and bars, most twenty-something Londoners would be hard pressed to avoid it. My friend told me about Mussel Men, a new place that …
Guest blogger editionMasuya is somewhat of an institution when it comes to high quality Japanese cuisine. Their underground restaurant on O’Connell street has been around since as long as I remember with the inside not having changed much over the years. I haven’t been here …
Guest blogger edition When you get to my age, compared to when you’re young and full of energy, some Fridays instead of going out for drinks/dinner/partying with friends, you just want to go home and stuff your face in front of the TV. Last Friday …
The Shed is a short walk from Notting Hill Gate tube station. It has a daily-changing menu with a focus on sustainable ingredients and nose-to-tail cooking. I have found that nose-to-tail cooking is not as prominent in London as it is in Sydney, so it …
Guest blogger edition We happened to be around Mosman one weekend and we decided to drop by on their main strip for some lunch. There were a number of small cafes on the main strip but we decided to try The Burger Shed. The idea …
Guest blogger editionThink about all the things associated with a luxury cabin lodge high up in the Swiss alps, perhaps the kind that the rich and famous would go to for their annual skiing holidays….. this is what the Zeta bar hopes to bring to …
Guest blogger edition Over the years, I’ve found that restaurants located around university campuses are usually the best place to find decent grub at lowly student prices. Back in my youthful days attending UNSW, I remember going to Dong Dong Noodle house after classes to …
Guest blogger editionLocated on the main eating strip of Hurstville, next to the Commonwealth bank and opposite the 85 degrees bakery is the Diamond cafe. Related to the Diamond bakery next door, this restaurant is like a small Taiwanese snack cafe. It serves a good …