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Shiro Izakaya - 22 Mar 2012

I really enjoyed the ambience the restaurant provides on a lovely warm sunny day. The lunch sets are excellent value and a great way to sample various elements of Japanese cuisine via the variety offered. The serves were generous and once you have a few bites of sashimi, sushi, or tempura, munch on the garden salad, sip your miso soup, and enjoy spoonfuls of the donburi, you will feel very full, probably too full. I enjoyed all the elements offered, in particular the sashimi and tempura, and enjoyed trying something new in the donburri which was yet another way to enjoy rice. The service was excellent throughout our meal and the desserts rounded things off. . . . → Read More: Shiro Izakaya – 22 Mar 2012

Tony Roma's - 27 May 2011

As per my last visit, stick with the ribs as it’s their specialty. I really enjoyed my whole meal with the ribs their usual best but some bits a bit chewy, the crumbed and fried prawns were large and delicious, the coleslaw was excellent and I enjoyed the smashed potato. The strawberry cheesecake was solid. . . . → Read More: Tony Roma’s – 27 May 2011

Millioncino

I wasn’t particularly hungry so that really impacts how one interprets the meal at hand. Nonetheless, the simple entree of salmon was delicious and well thought out with the richness of the salmon, an oil based sauce/dressing, along with the fresh lettuce leaves combining perfectly. The mushroom risotto was creamy and full of the mushroom flavour but did not wow. A delicious meal. . . . → Read More: Millioncino

Balthazar

Well I’m glad I got the opportunity to be taken out and to also finally eat at Balthazar. My mains were delicious and I enjoyed the different flavours of the pork loin, rabbit Bolognese and borlotti beans plus the delicious bread. The servings need to be beefed up as they are more on the small side. The sides of vegetables were passable but not that great. The friendly and attentive service in the comfortable surroundings make the dining experience worthwhile and a place you would feel like coming back. . . . → Read More: Balthazar

Jean Pierre Sancho - 5 Apr 2011

Certainly worth a try if you love pastries. Really yum! . . . → Read More: Jean Pierre Sancho – 5 Apr 2011

Tony Roma's - 11 Mar 2011

I found the chicken quite disappointing, especially for the price. The highlight was the red beans in the spicy sauce but you don’t come to a restaurant for the sides. I’m not sure what the other selections on their menu are like with steak, seafood, burgers and pasta to try, but it’s best if you stick with the ribs which are delicious. . . . → Read More: Tony Roma’s – 11 Mar 2011

Deevine Cafe

While I can’t fault the generosity of the serving of paella with plenty of chicken and a lesser assortment of seafood, the dish was let down by the lack of intensity of flavour that is typical of a paella. If they up the flavour stakes, the dish will be delicious, albeit, a bit different from a typical paella which is dominated by seafood. . . . → Read More: Deevine Cafe

Monterey's - 4 Nov 2010

For $25 with the coupon the variety is amazing and gives you the chance to try nearly everything or just what you like. There were a few meals which I really enjoyed but nothing really stood out and I would have preferred a single meal which was really tasty instead. Then again, other people may be absolutely loving most of the offerings. . . . → Read More: Monterey’s – 4 Nov 2010

Tony Roma's - 15 Oct 2010

Finger licking good! Really tender pork with a delicious sauce. Given there are bones, don’t let the size fool you as to how large it is. There is a decent amount of meat with the regular serving. Certainly would like to visit again. . . . → Read More: Tony Roma’s – 15 Oct 2010

Jean Pierre Sancho - 1 Jun 2010

Certainly worth a try if you love pastries. Really yum! . . . → Read More: Jean Pierre Sancho – 1 Jun 2010

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