Wednesday, 30 October 2013

Kürtősh, Crows Nest, Sydney

The latest delight in Sydney seems to be Kurtosh, a sugary, flakey bread. I don't know.  If I was going to opt for a tasty carb/sugary treat I may have to prioritise a rhubarb crumble with a side of ice cream or a creme caramel or a tasty mango pudding.  But I suppose Kurtosh is something new and there are other wonderful chocolatey delights to sample as well.  My friends were almost orgasming over this particular dessert below.  


Walnut Kurtosh

Cinnamon Kurtosh

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Monday, 28 October 2013

Makoto - Chatswood, Sydney

Makoto is a popular sushi train in the shopping district of Chatswood.  It's a bit pricey but the sushi is fresh and there is a lot of variety of sashimi and sushi.  The menu also consists of a few other dishes but I would stick to the sushi train if I was you.

I was starving and ended up eating quite a few plates and completely forgot to take photos.

A nice place to dine if you don't feel like dumplings in chatswood.



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Kneeha's kitchen


Check out this awesome dry indian curry that my friend Kneeha cooked for me.  It was super spicy but it was beautiful.  It's a dish that consist of chicken, onion, capsicum, onion, garlic, chilli and ginger with a secret combination of spices.

It was really hot through so Kneeha also fed me some yoghurt to cool down my tongue.

It was after an awesome day of rock climbing in St Leonards.

Sunday, 27 October 2013

Sweethearts Rooftop BBQ, Sydney

My friend Divya had a few drinks for her birthday at Sweethearts rooftop bbq. It's a nice but loud spot in the cross, full of swanky but slightly trashy beautiful people.

Luckly when I arrived; Matt was all over it with trying all the delicious cocktails.  We tried a few including the Mandarin Hibuscus Bellino, Toffee Wattle Espresso and Spiced Apple Daiquiri.



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Thursday, 17 October 2013

Noodle Markets - Hyde Park


I hit the noodle markets for good food month and it had an amazing buzzing atmosphere but it was so crowded!  I shared a ramen burger from On Ramen stand.

There has been so much hype about the ramen burger; I wasn't sure what to expect. Honestly it was different experience and I liked it.  I think its worthwhile waiting in line for. I love the noodle made bun and the meat was seasoned and cooked well.

I'd wonder if On Ramen would have this at their restaurant since it's been so popular.


 I also had Roti Canai from Jackie M Malaysian which seemed to be very popular.  It was nice, would have liked a bit more spice though. I think I'll go back to the noodle markets next week.

Wednesday, 16 October 2013

Batch Burgers and Espresso - Kirribilli

I'm undecided about Batch Burgers.  It's a cute diner with nice 90's music.  There was too much going on in my burger and there was too much salt in the burger and chips.  Don't get me wrong, I love a good greasy burger but I felt like I had been poisoned with salt and it made me mildly disabled.

I think if I chose a simple burger with less things going on, perhaps it would be in the good category. Expect to pay about $20 for lunch for a burger, a side of fries and root beer.  I would give this place another go.

Root Beer and fries were good.  It brought back a lot of childhood memories.
Tijuanero chicken burger

Vegetarian option

Root Beer and fries


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Tuesday, 15 October 2013

Sea Bay - Repost - The Chives with Lamb Incident

I ordered the chives with lamb and I asked - Why chives with lamb? Why isn't it lamb with clives?
The waitress stared at me blankly and shrugged.  I soon realised why the dish was called chives with lamb.  The lamb was not great. The chives were central part of the dish.  I would say PASS next time on this dish.

The handmade noodles were awesome as per usual. 
Chives with Lamb = PASS

Seabay Hand Made Noodles