Bishop Sessa
Once stumble upon on another weekly eating journey, this place caught my eye because f the offal on offer. Much more than boiled sheep’s balls, this looked all class, and was-it-ever! Continue reading
Bishop Sessa
Once stumble upon on another weekly eating journey, this place caught my eye because f the offal on offer. Much more than boiled sheep’s balls, this looked all class, and was-it-ever! Continue reading
Radio Cairo
Following the traditions of the spice route, Radio Cairo is a dynamic mix of Jamaican, African and Asian cuisines. So many options almost confuses the diner, so would the food do the same to the taste buds… Continue reading
Kitchen by Mike
Obviously we had to cover this specific restaurant this year. It essentially says that I did it. You know, and every other guy called Mike in the world.
Still, the idea of seasonal, sustainable food from my namesake was too much to pass up. Continue reading
Opera Bar, Sydney Opera House
After a life changing week from NN and a very different one from me that saw me ‘pitch to a crowd and judges, Sunday afternoon was a time to hit one of Australia’s most iconic spots. Would it work out well on the food front, or would the ‘tourist trap’ element over ride? Continue reading
Chinta Ria (Mood for Love)
A so-so week at Yum Cha last week couldn’t put me off remaining in Asia this week. Albeit with cuisine I find much more enjoyable. A movie themed, village style restaurant meant anything could happen here… Continue reading
Shanghai Stories 1938
This week I got lucky. You see, it was my birthday last week and as any good birthday goes, all celebrations and compulsory birthday treats extend for an entire week, which meant whatever restaurant I wanted to go to MC had to comply…
Belongil Bistro (Byron Bay)
The beach side cafe is reasonably common in ‘Straya’, seeing as there is a little bit of coast line. Just a little.
So while we had a quiet weekend away in Bryon Bay– Australia’s more laid back seaside town- we had to make the most of one of the best seas side joints around. And eat some Whale…
Kazbah
It’s not every day you stumble upon a menu that has something very rarely seen in most countries.
This alone is reason enough for me to try it out, but when that thing is also a delicious sounding burger, the temptation is only leading one way- sitting down and ordering said burger.
What was it? Read on… Continue reading