September 2010
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Cinnabon
My mom just came from Bali and she brought us Cinnabon. My mom loves us. :D
That’s all lol. Sorry for the crappy pictures. Later tater!
Patricia
TonTon & Azuma Patisserie, Sydney
There are actually three Japanese restaurants in Regent Place in George St, and I initially wanted to try Azuma Kushiyaki, but by the time I got there, it was closed, so my friends and I decided to try TonTon instead! TonTon sells simple Japanese donburis and ramen noodles. I ordered the Pork Curry *excuse the curry freak*, and my friends ordered the Chicken Karaage Don and TonTon Ramen (not...
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Coffee House Beanery, Iloilo
Say hello to my new favourite coffee place in Iloilo!
This is the Coffee House Beanery, a really small coffee shop near Robinson’s. I’ve seriously never heard of this place before and as you can see from the pictures, it seems nobody goes there. I found out about this place when I was going home from Robinson’s about a month ago and went by a route I don’t usually take....
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Mooon Cafe, Iloilo
So for some time now my sister (the girl in blue) and I have been planning to go to Mooon Cafe, which is this new-ish Mexican-inspired restaurant in downtown Iloilo. All this time I thought that the name is Moon, like any other normal person, but it has three O’s, which I forgot to ask about.
Anyhoo, as you can see from the first picture, the interior is very festive. I couldn’t...
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Kopi Roti, Iloilo
My sister and I were in Kopi Roti some weeks ago, mostly because we always crave for anything Indonesian. Well, Kopi Roti is Malay lol, but Malay is as close as we can get to Indonesian here in Iloilo (as far as I know).
So this is the kopi, which is basically (and literally) coffee. According to the Kopi Roti website, their coffee beans are roasted with the traditional Hainanese style, and that...
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Izakaya Den, Melbourne
Izakaya Den. A restaurant which, at the first mention of its name, received a fine indicator from a curious foodie: “It sounds wonderfully homey and Japanese,” she says.
The place was disguised in a basement of a building. Led down by a flight of stairs, its discovery wouldn’t have been found if you didn’t know what to look for. In my case, I knew what I was looking for,...
