All Eaten Up

Entries for the 'Restaurant' Category

Yum cha on a rainy day
My experience with yum cha is pretty limited. I've been to a couple of places over the years, but nothing truly memorable. I was pleasantly surpri...
Survival of the fittest
Darwin once said that to survive, you need to be the strongest, healthiest and fastest of the herd. Such is the case with restaurants across Australia...
At the Helm
Have you ever walked into a place for the first time and enjoyed it and wondered why you never noticed it before? That is exactly how I felt when I...
Dining blind
Oh, how I hate my job sometimes. I can't watch movies, a TV show or read the newspaper without thinking about how I can link it to food or get a st...
Stepping off your predictable path
Imagine walking into a room where the music is so loud that you can't hear the person next to you. A room where pretty flowers and normal restaurant d...
Bring in the food police
A few years ago, I walked in on our family chef in Russia urinating in the kitchen sink. That moment changed me forever; every time I order food fr...
A fine for not using what you're paying for
Don't you dare leave a morsel behind if you're eating at Wafu, in Sydney's inner city suburb, Surry Hills. Chef Yukako Ichikawa is not to be messed...
Tricked into eating badly
Yesterday, my friends and I decided to go out for dinner and instead of focusing on whether to eat Asian, American, Italian or Persian cuisine, we foc...
The gem of Rozelle
By Elizabeth Mutambara and Evie Jaye It takes one minute of weakness to lose years of hard work. One rendezvous to ruin your marriage. One decision ...
Brad and Angelica's Midas touch
Al - che -my n. 1. Conjuring magic and enchantment it seeks to transform base material into gold and to discover a life - prolonging elixir. Having...
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