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My partner and I have had a lot of Thai food recently and A Mark Thai was probably one of the restaurants that started the trend. We visited late at night, near closing, after 8pm to an almost empty restaurant.
The tom yum fried rice with duck ($20.90). was incredible. It was fried rice in a way that I had never experienced before, with most Chi...
I picked up a packet of these Mibazi Strawberry Black Tea Flavour Sablé Sandwich Cookies from our local Asian grocery store, I think for around $4. The photo, with its microscope level detail of the fruity looking filling, was promising a lot, so I entered into this agreement with perhaps over heightened expectations.
The sable sandwich cookie component was ...
Against the birthday recipient’s wishes, I got a different (read: not the taro cake from Savoy) cake for a family birthday. Though they were initially skeptical, I think the Mango Cream Cake ($71 – 6 inches) proved itself to be one of, if not the best cake we’ve ever had – including the two that we had at our wedding.
...I had this burger from YG Burger House at around 2am, and despite my generally lower standards when it comes to food at this hour of night, I didn’t particularly enjoy it.
The Burger House Special ($13.50, $17.40 delivery app), which differentiates itself from their original burger through the addition of cheese and special burger sauce as oppo...
Firstly, I think it’s important to recognise that this restaurant, to a Western outsider like myself, is just known as Yummy Street Food. However, to the cultured few who are able to read Chinese, it’s Fuzhou City Yummy Street Food, meaning that this restaurant serves specifically Fuzhou regional cuisine, which is not immediately apparent to the average Aussie bloke and wasn’...