Friday, 31 July 2015

ABB AIR THAI CUISINE

WHERE: 40 Goulburn Street Sydney.

WEBSITE: http://abbairthaicuisine1982.com.au/






Thai Papaya Salad- Green Papaya with peanuts and dried shrimp  10.90 



Ka Na Mu Krob- Stir fried chinese broccoli with crispy belly pork and garlic sauces with rice  11.90  
 


On the menu, this dish was recommended. Just wished there could be more meat, as it was very minimal and tasted quite dry. 



Much Love J and C

Wednesday, 29 July 2015

CAFE SYDNEY

Where: 5th floor, Customs House, Alfred St, Circular Quay 

Took my girl Edwina out for her 21st Birthday at Cafe Sydney. Wagyu beef was a thinly sliced layer that just melts in your mouth. 



Carpaccio of wagyu beef, truffle dressing, caper, aioli, baby rocket   27 




Edwina and I both chose meat dishes that night, because red meat compliments with our red wines. 


Braised beef short rib, smoked onion, bacon, black eyed beans, lemon, chartreuse  39



Crisp Birkshire, pork belly, loin, morcilla sausage, cider dressing, roast apple  39 



Dessert drink for afters. 

CS Expresso  18 


Warm Chocolate brioche pudding, poached cumquats, orange vanilla ice cream  19  

Could not decide amongst the other desserts, including the strawberry cheesecake but we decided that it had be dark and rich, so we opted for the chocolate pudding. 
The evening was like heaven!


Much Love J and C  



Sunday, 5 July 2015

BROOKLYN BOY BAGELS

WHERE: Brooklyn Boy Bagels, 448 Bunnerong Road, Matraville NSW 2036
WEBSITE:  http://www.brooklynboy.com.au/

The first time I discovered Brookyln Boy Bagels, was when they opened a stall next to my uncles coffee cart at EQ Markets Moore Park. BBB operates at the markets every Wednesday and Saturdays. My friendly neighbour, who is a French guy starts setting up from around 7-7:30am morning, so make sure to swing by early not to miss out on a greater selection! 

My friend told me that there were tasty bagels in Mattraville and to my surprise it was the same franchise. I have only tried the sweet bagels at the markets, but today was my first time trying their sandwich (spelt as "sammiches") and boy it did not disappoint. 










Corned beef with mustard, gruyere, slaw and a dill pickle on NY Deli Rye $12. 

I think the lady forgot the pickle, because I definitely did not taste any pickle in my sammich. Regardless, it was still extremely tasty when toasted, as the rye bread crust was super crunchy. 



Cinnamon and raisin bagel $3.50 

I also ordered a cinnamon and raisin for an afternoon snack. I love bagels whether it be savoury or sweet, as it brings back many memories of the blueberry bagels at uni. 


Much love J and C.