Subscribe here
About
-
Choose a Topic
bar dining beef breakfast char kway teow Chinese Chopin concert pianist French fresh food markets fried chicken hamburger Italian Japanese Jellyriffic Korean BBQ lamb Malaysia Malaysian Malaysian satay mee goreng Melbourne music oysters pasta Perth pho pizza pork belly Pub dining pub grub Rachmaninoff RECIPES ribs roast pork seafood seascapes Singapore Southern Highlands Spanish steak house sushi Thai Wagyu beef wine yummy prawns
WP Cumulus Flash tag cloud by Roy Tanck requires Flash Player 9 or better.
Search This Site
Choose a Category
-
Sunday Lunch
Favourite Restaurant
Eating Out Sydney
Seafood
Oyster Bar
Modern Italian
Spanish Tapas
Japanese
Thai
Korean BBQ
Dumplings
Wine
Breakfast
Cheap Eats $10+
Best Eggs Benedict
Best Pub Grub
Best Fish & Chips
Best Pasta
Best Laksa
Best Ramen
Best Pho
Best Pizza
Best Steakhouse
Best Char Siew
Best Roast Duck
Best Peking Duck
Best Chicken Rice
Best Crispy Chicken
Best Service
Desserts
Eating Melbourne
Food People
Interviews
Fresh foods
Favourite recipes
Our Recipe Book
How To
Jellyriffic Recipes
Food Safari
First Blogiversary
Travel & Places
Music
Pianists
Composers
Fine Arts
Monthly Archives: June 2011
Chinta Ria Temple of Love, Cockle Bay Wharf, Sydney
UPDATE 19 October 2014: This restaurant has now permanently closed for business. ~~~O~~~ What do you get when you mix laksa, fiery chillies, spicy curries with the timeless numbers of R & B legends such Ella Fitzgerald and Sarah Vaughan? … Continue reading
Posted in Eating in Sydney
Tagged char kway teow, Malaysian, Malaysian satay, mee goreng, Simon Goh
22 Comments
The Eight, Haymarket, Sydney
Newer Chinese restaurants in Sydney and for that matter in major cities like London, New York and San Francisco are evolving to capture the essence of modernisation that is happening around the world. The Eight in Sydney’s chinatown is one … Continue reading
Spanish seafood paella
Mysaucepan is a fervent fan of paella to the extent she bought a huge paella pan to cook this Spanish classic. I, on the other hand, is lukewarm with paella as I have yet to experience a paella that has … Continue reading
Lang Lang plays Rachmaninoff in Sydney, Australia
Through the pages of history, we have often found talent among humanity that transcended our thoughts, changed our perceptions and fuelled our imagination. In recent times in sport, we witness the talent and artistry of Roger Federer on the tennis … Continue reading
Ratu Sari, Kingsford, Sydney
UPDATE: 10 February 2012 – Sadly, this restaurant has permanently closed for business. We had some great meals and memories there. Hopefully the owners Michael and Rohana Halim will start again somewhere to offer Sydney diners their wonderful food. We … Continue reading
Hotel Mosman, Sydney
It’s more than 6 years since Forresters Hotel in Surry Hills claimed to be the first establishment offering a $5 dollar steak in Sydney. Do these deals exist anymore and if so, do they come with a condition such as … Continue reading
Cafe Sopra, Walsh Bay, Sydney
I remember years ago when Il Baretto in Surry Hills were dishing out hearty pasta such as their signature duck ragu papardelle, the long wait for a table can be excruciatingly painful. Fast forward six years and it looks like … Continue reading
Yummy Yummy, Crows Nest, Sydney
UPDATE: 15 December 2011 – Sadly, this restaurant has permanently closed for business. We had some great meals and memories there. Hopefully the owners Raymond and Po Po will start again somewhere to offer Sydney diners their wonderful food. We … Continue reading
Pink Salt, Double Bay, Sydney
“I scored a great deal!” exclaimed Mysaucepan holding up a voucher from one of so many on-line group buying deals now offering fantastic value from restaurants to massages, manicures and car wash. Being a foodie that she is, it must … Continue reading