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A colleague typed in ‘cafe within 10 minutes of work’ into ChatGPT at the end of our run of nights, and through this managed to take us somewhere we’d never been before.
For such a large and busy cafe local to us, it was a surprise that none of us had heard of it before. It was so busy that at 9AM when we arrived on a weekday morning, the warm inside seating was com...
We went to the Liang Pi shop in Burwood Chinatown and actually just got a roujiamo – my contribution to a night where we had a LARGE number of different things.
The roujiamo 腊汁肉夹馍 ($9), or “marinated meat in baked bun”, as the tax invoice would have you believe, was really very good. It had been quite a while since I’ve had one, and this really ...
Some of our friends asked us if we wanted to go to the Carriageworks Markets, which we kind of assumed was a Christmas thing, but it turns out it was the thing that just happens every single weekend.
In a massive hall lined with probably a hundred vendors we only got one thing to eat, which was this sourdough panzerotto ($7.50), from the Vannel...
I’ve been relocated to a small health facility west of the Western Sydney location I was previously at, and there is on a semi-regular basis a gozleme stand. I had this mixed gozleme ($16) with chicken, beef, mushroom, spinach and feta – essentially everything they had to offer.
It was really not bad, kind of on the top end of what you’d exp...
My wife recently tried her hand at sitting her second quiz for the first time, a feat that she suspects she’ll have to do more than once. I happily took the opportunity to take us to dinner afterwards at nearby Yakiniku restaurant, not knowing at this point that such restaurants may or may not be more local to me from 2026 onwards (wow! I never thought I’d get to see this sid...