by Ms I-Hua | Dec 13, 2011 | Bar, Coffee, Tea or Other Beverages, Breakfast, By Cuisine, By Location, Inner Southern Suburbs, Modern Australian Cuisine, Restaurant Reviews, South Melbourne
Hidden in the back-alleys of South Melbourne, practically a stone’s throw away from the market, lies a hip and grungy cafe. With its cult following increasing as the years go by, St. Ali still manages to hold on to its reputation as a great place for coffee.
by Ms I-Hua | Dec 9, 2011 | Desserts, Home Recipes, Malaysian Recipes, Recipes
What would turn someone who dislikes Asian desserts to actually loving them? Why, the wonderfully simple but delicious Sago Gula Melaka (Sago Pudding) of course! Give this a go, it’s an extremely simple recipe and you won’t go wrong 🙂
by Ms I-Hua | Dec 7, 2011 | Bar, Coffee, Tea or Other Beverages, By Cuisine, By Location, Modern Australian Cuisine, North Melbourne, Northcote, Restaurant Reviews
If you think that cafes only open for breakfast and lunch, think again! More and more cafes are now venturing out to the dinner crowds and having fun experimenting with what they can serve to their guests! Penny Farthing Espresso is one cafe that does this well!
by Ms I-Hua | Dec 3, 2011 | Bar, Coffee, Tea or Other Beverages, Breakfast, By Cuisine, By Location, Inner Southern Suburbs, Restaurant Reviews, St Kilda
Serving up specialty coffees and teas as well as hearty vegetarian fare, Monk Bodhi Dharma is a hit with locals in the back alley of Balaclava.
by Ms I-Hua | Dec 1, 2011 | Asian Cuisine, By Cuisine, By Location, Inner Southern Suburbs, Japanese Cuisine, Port Melbourne, Restaurant Reviews
On the lookout for a new good Japanese restaurant? Look no further. Quietly hidden on Bay Street in Port Melbourne (in between houses and offices) sits Komeyui, a modest new Japanese restaurant that is headed by Motomu Kumano (formerly of Kenzan).