The Montpellier Public House, Randwick

We decided to have lunch at The Montpellier Public House with S as a last hurrah before she moved to Melbourne (so sad!!).

Ever since Balzac closed, I’ve been most keenly interested to see how Montpellier stacks up.

Niseko, Japan Part 2

Apologies for missing last week’s post – life kinda got in the way for a bit, but I’m back! With more Niseko eats than you can poke a stick at. Well, okay… not quite true, but we did eat at a couple of izakaya places while we were in Niseko.

Restaurant Arras, Walsh Bay

Amazing bread and even more stupendous range of petit fours, oh and the food is just as amazing.

True Love Hot Pot Restaurant, Burwood

“Hotpot, aye?” This is my message to Minh after noticing her Gtalk status of “craving hotpot”. We’re headed off to True Love Hot Pot Restaurant tonight, a relatively new restaurant on the Burwood Rd strip, drawn by the promise of $25 all you can eat. All you can eat y’all.

Souk in the City, Surry Hills

Souk in the City is a restaurant I’ve been meaning to come back to for ages, while Sisiely seems like she’s been dying to try the food here ever since she went past it one night (and it was too busy to accommodate her party for dinner). Finally, the planets and stars aligned…

Tagine, Rozelle

Ever since a few of my friends and I had dinner at Souk in the City (what seems like) eons ago, M’s developed a soft spot for Moroccan cuisine. It’s not surprising then that she decided to have a big group dinner at a Moroccan (slash Egyptian) restaurant for her birthday.

Ripples, Milsons Point

F’s sister wanted to surprise him with a belated birthday dinner, but she wasn’t sure how I wanted to let him know about the dinner without giving away that it was for his birthday. It took me a while, but I made up some story about a small civil ceremony a friend was having and that F just had to be there because I already had RSVP’ed for two.