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A really good meal at jusr $12, the ramen noodles and broth went well on a cold winters day with lovely flavours complemented by the chicken karaage providing the protein component and a different teture with the crunchy deep fried coating. I definitely want to come back to try the other offerings on the menu. Plenty on the menu to suit everyone. . . . → Read More: Zensaki – 7 May 2012
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I loved the entrees of lo bak and satay chicken which were full of flavour and tasty. The small sample I had of the char kuey teow was authentic and so too the ice kechang. I loved the crispy, flaky roti and wished I got served another but with the generous serve of chicken curry, I was stuffed. I enjoyed my meal and appreciated the friendly warm service. The bill did add up quickly so maybe a little bit overpriced. Cash only. Bookings essential. . . . → Read More: Tak Chee House – 27 Apr 2012 The chilli chicken curry with steamed rice was quite tasty but lacking something in flavour to make it excellent. A decent serving which left me comfortably full and good value at just $11.95. Nice relaxed setting. . . . → Read More: Korner Cafe – 13 Apr 2012 
Well in comparison to the chaotic consumption of pho around me in the attempt to complete the What The Pho Challenge and win a $50 voucher, I ordered wok fried noodles with duck and slowly enjoyed my meal. The smoky wok flavour imparted into the noodles adds an excellent dimension and lives up to the name of the dish. A satisfactory serving, good quantity of tender roasted duck along with the other ingredients made for an enjoyable meal. I take it the group enjoyed their pho, otherwise, they wouldn’t of ploughed on for the allotted 20 minutes. . . . → Read More: What The Pho Challenge – 14 Mar 2012 Well, for predominately vegetarian food apart from the lamb skewers, we were all really full and satisfied with our meals. I had a nice night enjoying some unique flavours and tasty food. The restaurant provides a warm comforting setting with warm friendly service from the family run business. Among our small group, it worked out to cost a tad over $20 a head. Who said vegetarian can’t be tasty? BYO and cash only. . . . → Read More: The Prophet Lebanese Cafe 
You can’t question the generosity of the meals. They’re beyond belief! Unfortunately, the meals weren’t all that flavoursome which is a shame as we were looking forward to enjoying some traditional Indonesian fare. The refreshing mango juice was delicious and I particular enjoyed the chicken breast with this lovely sauce which was like a sweet sticky BBQ sauce. The sate skewers were also excellent. Along with the chicken, the other highlight of the meal was the dessert. Simple and delicious. Apparently spring rolls can be used for desserts. . . . → Read More: Bali II – Paon 
It was nice to try some American fare which was quite tasty but could have been a little more authentic and flavoursome. We enjoyed both our visits here and having Western food made the holiday a lot more tolerable from a dining sense. There’s plenty to choose from the menu in terms of food and drinks (soft drinks, fresh juices, iced coffees, alcohol) and you can catch various sports on the many TV’s mounted on the walls or shoot a game of pool. . . . → Read More: Bali II – New York Sports Bar & Diner Both my travelling companions and I enjoyed our lunch. The highlight was definitely the roast chicken which was amazing. Delicious food but a bit pricey. I’d recommend a visit here but in terms of price, there are much cheaper options where you don’t compromise on taste. . . . → Read More: Singapore II – Da Dong’s Quite a solid meal but for a pub, the serving was on the less generous side and didn’t excite. Not an overly impressive meal and the long wait wasn’t worth it. The pork was slightly overdone and had dried out a bit. . . . → Read More: Balmoral Hotel 
Pizza is a universal favourite and the savoury pizza was tasty but didn’t blow me away. The dessert pizza was a real let down in comparison. It was nice to try something new but I wasn’t particularly impressed. Cash only. . . . → Read More: Little Caesar’s Pizzeria 
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