Sepia – Sydney CBD, Sydney (Valentines & CNY 2010)
It has been wayyyy too long since my last post so it feels great to be getting back into it! What better way to kick it off again than with a special occasion at one of my best dining experiences in a long time…
Sepia in sepia… had to be done 
Happy Chinese New Year to all ^^! Gong Xi Fa Cai! But not only that, Happy Valentines day to you all too ^^! Whether you be enjoying this joyous event with your family or with your special loved one, I hope you are all celebrating it the universal way of good food! As for Pupu and I, we sneaked in the V-day feasting earlier as so we can spend some family time as well as avoid the madness of the dining out scene on such an event.
Me like rainy sign
Sepia is one of those places that has been on top of my wish-list for a long time but there has been no occasion worthy of it until now. I was very excited because as you guys all know from here and here there are some pretty famous chefs working there and of course Lemonpi ^^! Her beautiful enticing pastries and desserts always leave me drooling at my screen and now I finally get to try them!
@Bangkok Restaurant- Haymarket, Sydney.
Waiting in the queue for a restaurant is a test on your stomach and irritating on the nerves for patrons that are unfortunately seated at the closest table to the door as you have people eye-balling you to hasten your meal. You would rarely have to wait every meal as almost every restaurant allows for bookings, but if you visit places such Chat Thai, Musashi and Ayam Goreng 99 during the times when bookings can’t be made, you’ll know what I’m talking about.
It was suggested to me that if Chat Thai is full, as it normally is, head across the street into Capitol Square to an authentic Thai restaurant called @Bangkok. This restaurant at first sight had a cozy atmosphere: tv screens on the walls that were playing karaoke, a performance stage where shows are held on Saturdays, specials on a blackboard, stool-cushioned seating on the centre of the room and chair seating on the tables against the wall.
Glass Brasserie – Hilton Hotel Sydney
shiny....!!!
Ooooo long time since I have posted!!! So bad!! >< Excuses include – end of year exams and extended holidays in freezing and not so internet friendly europe…. So I thought I might blog up my birthday buffet brunch bonanza (I impress myself with that bit of alliteration lol).