Sunday, 27 April 2014

Sakae

Address: 138 Rowe St, Eastwood NSW 2122
Phone:(02) 9804 7420
Hours:

Open today · 10:30 am - 10:00 pm

Sakae is really famous Japanese cuisine franchise in Sydney. On Sunday, me and my friend visited the Japanese Dining bar "Sakae" which is located in Eastwood.  Japanese foods are very competitive in the markets. This is because it really tastes nice and comfortable to eat (Sushi, Takoyaki etc). If you want to eat Japanese traditional foods, I recommend to you visit Sakae Japanese Dining bar.


This is menu for Sakae. Majority of foods are traditional Japanese foods. 
(http://www.sakae.com.au/?page_id=306)  When you access official Sakae website, you can see more details and menus.


 This is the inside of Sakae, this dinning bar is not that big. But if you feel like inside is too small, you can have meal outside.


Outside of restaurant you can have meal under the big trees. So it has a really natural and good view.


Chicken Karage
This is chicken karage with salad, we ordered 6 pieces of chicken karage and it was really good for an entree dish.


Japanese Curry Udon
My friend ordered "Currie Udon". This food is based on currie and they put in the Japanese noodle udon.


Sapporo Ramen
This food is Sapporo Ramen. Sapporo originates from the Japanese city Sapporo, and Ramen is a Japanese traditional noodle. This food was really nice to eat.

Overall, my opinion is 3.9/5
Price : Not that expensive
Quality: Quite nice

3.9/5


-Jay(Jaewook) Lee-

Saturday, 26 April 2014

Swissotel's Just Pure Bistro

Fancy a romantic dinner? Why not take your partner to Just Pure Bistro?

In April, the restaurant offers their 'Autumn Menu' to their customers with a special menu for kids. The reason for that is because they offer a range of fresh, natural and locally sourced products that are in season at the time of dining in. The concept of simple, organic, locally grown ingredients. Swiss hospitality has helped the restaurant earn a great reputation.

This time we had two mains of pork belly and barramundi fillet. The food was cooked perfectly with flavour into it. The chocolate dessert was amazing for the end of the meal. The price of the meal was reasonable, however if you can get an early bird booking from the restaurant, you can get discount or cheaper price for a set of menu.

Just Pure Bistro is a good place to experience with family or friends. You can enjoy the meal with 5 star service and the Sydney CBD view. Make a booking now!

- Tingting










Thursday, 24 April 2014

India Tea & Curry House



India Tea & Curry House is a traditional Indian food restaurant with a homely feel and great food. The menu is typical of its genre, but is exactly what you want to see when choosing Indian cuisine. The restaurant caters for dinner only from 5:30pm, eat-in or takeaway and is licensed for BYO.

The dishes are true to their heritage with no hesitation when it comes to flavor and spice. On Thursday night we ordered Chicken Korma and Balti Beef for mains with plain and cheese Naan as a side. The Korma was enriched with flavor but not too much spice which went down with ease, unlike the Balti Beef which got the tastes buds attention quickly with the immediate heat. Together with the Naan breads the curries made a delicious feast that definitely followed with a loosening of the belt buckle as a sign of satisfaction. - I will gladly note, the one dish that was westernised was the cheese Nann, which was made with mouthwatering stringy cheese instead of crumbly Indian cheese.

One of the most pleasurable points of the evening was the service. All the waiters were so softly spoken and polite, with no need for a note book to remember the orders. They were very attentive to every table and made the evening more enjoyable. As each guest left we were all greeted by the owners who asked how our evening was and were generally interested in what we had to say.

Overall this restaurant gets a big thumbs up due to its traditional food qualities and impeccable service.

~ Poppy

Wednesday, 23 April 2014

Cucinella

CUCINELLA

209B Coogee Bay Road Coogee, NSW, 2034


According to the webpage of Cucinella, the term Cucinella means a "small kitchen" in Italian. 
Cucinella is located in Coogee bay and it is an Italian family owned business.
I went to Coogee beach to have a enjoyable breakfast as part of a celebration for the Easter break.


(You can also check the detailed menu of Cucinella from its webpage link above)

 Italian dining is very accessible in Sydney and it usually has an entree, salad, main and dessert as well as a coffee menu. However, I had only chosen from the breakfast menu and coffee to top it all up.

 I personally believe that a good Italian style breakfast will be based on the fresh vegetables, the proper way to cook eggs and most importantly the precision of hollandaise sauce.  
These three were perfectly combined with its hospitality level.

Ever since I came to Australia, I enjoy having breakfast at a cafe on weekends.
Cucinella could be one of my best food experiences in Australia.


 Salmon Eggs Benedict
The Eggs Benedict is shown to be the most attractive choice among the cafe-food menu. 
The thickness of the hollandaise sauce was just right and wonderfully mixed with the eggs and sourdough bread.


Big breakfast
However, the only thing that I would suggest to Cucinella is that the portion of food was not enough for a hungry customer.

Although I ordered the "big breakfast", it was only limited to a "medium breakfast" for me.


If you are heading towards Coogee beach, having coffee is a must as one can enjoy the taste while watching the waves smash against the beach.
If your out and about Coogee Beach, visiting Cucinella will not disappoint your tastes as its delicious Italian style menu and its exquisite coffee will make you want to come again.


Monday, 21 April 2014

Sushi Train Neutral Bay

The sushi industry is one of the most competitive food markets in the streets of Sydney, with a privately owned store on just about every corner. It only takes one bad roll for a customer to lose loyalty to any given outlet before they move on to another. I’ve dined at more than my fair share of sushi stores, though the one that I believe is a step above the rest is the eat-in restaurant chain, Sushi Train.

Sushi Train offers the regular fixes of inside out hand rolls, having that fresh taste that is expected at any eat-in sushi train. As someone who is very nit-picky about their salmon, I can assure you that the texture is beautiful and not too fatty. As a healthier alternative, generous portions of Sashimi are also available for those that prefer the cuts of fish to the seaweed paper and rice.

A favourite hot plate of mine is the vegetable Gyoza. Be on the lookout, as it is best to order this dish during peak hour so that it is made fresh. Similar to the dumpling, this dish is a great entrée and a staple order at Sushi Train. If you’re after an alternative for your palette to sushi, you can’t go wrong with Gyoza.

However, this brings me to the reason why I dine in at Neutral Bay. The okonomiyaki, a Japanese seafood pancake, is made fresh upon request and is a must-order at any Sushi Train. Accompanied with a light mayonnaise and a thicker version of soy sauce, the delicate pancake melts in your mouth upon every bit. This dish has been cooked to absolute perfection, and is a light dish for those looking to end the night on a good note.

If you're after fresh sushi with great hot plate alternatives, I recommend you head down to your local Sushi Train.


- David


Okonomiyaki
Mini Salmon Rolls
Chicken Katsu


Sunday, 20 April 2014

Eat Love Pizza




  1. Address: 31 Wheat Rd, Sydney NSW 2000
    Phone:(02) 8267 3666
    Hours:

    Open today · 10:00 am - 10:00 pm

Hello guys, I'm going to introduce one of best Italian restaurants in Sydney! This restaurant is called "Eat Love Pizza" and located at Darling Harbour. Eat Love Pizza is Sydney's favourite and most innovative pizza restaurant.



On Saturday, I went to this place for dinner with my family. 



Customers can enjoy the view of darling harbour while they have dinner. Design of the restaurant is really good. 




-Supreme Pizza-
I ordered Supreme pizza with thin crust, my opinion is it was bit salty, but the taste was better than dominos or pizza hut.



-Carbonara Spaghetti-
Spaghetti was my favourite meal of the night, despite being a bit oily. If you like Italian food you have to try it! It was really good.



-Garden Salad-
This salad was okay, but I could not find difference compared to a normal salad. It tasted okay, but is not recommend.




Before I had dinner, I put all foods on my dish and took this picture. If you really like Italian traditional foods (Spaghetti, Pizza) and wine, you have to visit Eat Love Pizza! You will enjoy the nice view, mood, and foods!

https://www.darlingharbour.com/eat-drink/eat-love-pizza.aspx


Posted By -Jay(Jaewook) Lee- 



Saturday, 19 April 2014

Infuzions




Infuzions is an extremely versatile mixed Asian food restaurant that is a new addition to the collection of night life restaurants in the suburb or Hornsby, NSW. By versatile I mean applicable to both Asian nationalities and western as as the menu combines both traditional Asian dishes like pad Thai, sang choy bow and vegetables and silk tofu stir fry, and then caters greatly for western cultures with dishes such as oven roasted salmon, Wagyu beef salad and fun dishes such as grilled meats on vertical skewers.

The menu is sectioned into categories including entrees, BBQ & grill, curries, Asian pan and wok. Infuzions caters for lunch, dinner and take away.

On Thursday night when I attended there was a live band playing classics from all eras that was enjoyed by a vast age group of audience. The general client age group for the dinner session was between 30-60 years of age as the restaurant is more sophisticated and is also licensed with a wide range of beers, ciders, wines, champagnes and cocktails.

The food quality was satisfactory, with a special recommendation to the scallops to start - cooked/seasoned to perfection! The mains were a good size but not too complex in variation of flavours - in particular the infuzions marinated chicken.

If I were to go again I would order a range of entree's as a tapas style meal as there were many dishes that tempted me but the mains were too large to order a variety.

Overall it was a pleasant evening with good entertainment and food too!

~ Poppy

infuzions.com.au/hornsby/