“Failure to plan is planning to fail.” Of course, this flies in the face of being spontaneous but for now, let’s understand the basic idea and we can then discuss the intricacies of philosophy later. I reckon, to truly enjoy a place, you need a rough guide on getting to […]
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What happens when a restaurant takes feedback (even negative ones)? They get a customer for life!
Life, it seems, has a funny sense of humour. Just when you think everything is going according to “plan”, a little (or big) hiccup comes along and reminds that life, truly is “a rollercoaster”. And yes, I referenced a Ronan Keating song.
After a long stroll, I chose to step into the highly awarded Mocha’s Pies. A quick search on Trip Advisor and thanks to Google, I found that these guys have been winning awards for close to 20 years. So I was definitely excited to check them out.
Admittedly, this was a sudden lunch suggestion. And you know what, for the price, it was actually really delicious and satisfying food.
This place came highly recommended. And given my affinity with Squires Loft and Rare, I was dubious as to whether this place could actually knock these other restaurants off the top of the rankings. One sentence: Meat cooked in Meat. Holy Moly!
Nestled in the leafy suburbs of Balwyn, you’ll find this quiet and unassuming but STELLAR Indian restaurant. I came with my family and dined like a king, opting for one of their banquet selections. And boy was I in for a treat! You see, I trained with the owner’s son, […]
This is definitely one of nature’s untouched beauties in the tropical far north. And a definite highlight for anyone visiting Port Douglas.
It’s been a while since I headed down to Docklands. And you know what, the area has really livened up! There are quite a few new restaurants apart from Pok Pok and I’m definitely going to have some good fun reviewing them. And that’s when I ran into Banoi.
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