A Perth foodie's forays into eating, cooking and everything nom.
My latest on Weekend Notes is up! Check out the post on Formosa Vegetarian Eating House, a favourite from my uni days when us international students would gather at Utopia/Formosa downtown for bubble tea, karaoke and fake but oh-so-delicious fried chicken.
Marumo is one of Perth’s best degustation restaurants, and its price tag of $70 per person makes eating there even more of a coveted experience. Securing a booking there has become a monumentally difficult task, as bookings are only released every few months and tend […]
My latest article is now up on Weekend Notes! Where is the best ramen in Perth? (I’m not allowed to reproduce the text anywhere else, or else I’d totally put a text snippet here. So please click through and check it out!) This is […]
When most people in Perth think about Fremantle’s cappuccino strip, they think about that touristy section of South Terrace near the Fremantle Markets. Gino’s is the first cafe that comes to mind. It is a Fremantle institution where tourists and locals alike sip their flat […]
You can read my review of The Creperie by Hexagone, an authentic French Breton creperie serving crepes and galettes on WeekendNotes here: Link
Yagan Square is Perth’s latest, hottest destination that only just opened in late March this year. There’s so much to see in Yagan Square at mealtimes that it is easy to miss this gem of a restaurant. Hubby and I had wandered down to Yagan […]
I have started writing for WeekendNotes to push my writing further, so if anything goes up there that’s also related to food, travel and general things-to-do in and around Perth, I’ll be sure to update this blog with the links. I’ve got two posts up there […]
A lot of people really like dim sum. And if the constant queues are anything to go by, a lot of people really like dim sum at Dragon Palace. With the growing franchise’s wide range of dishes, consistent service and most importantly – good food, […]
What’s Instagrammable isn’t always what’s palatable, as evidenced by a crushingly disappointing breakfast at Port City Roasters on Anzac day. As it was one of the few places open on a public holiday, the South Fremantle cafe was bustling. I had hoped that would be […]
Everything is so close together in Edinburgh that you can keep walking down the Royal Mile and miss many hidden gems and quiet side streets along the way. This is especially so around the quieter middle of the Royal Mile, far away from the castles […]