A small italian cafe located within walking distance to Rundle Mall, Luigi’s have an interesting menu worth trying! Despite the small menu of 5 breakfast and 5 lunch items, all of them are unique and delicious even to someone who doesn’t have pasta often. You also have the option of ordering a sharing platter, which […]
Still my all-time favourite phở place, it’s often packed if you come at 12pm, so expect to wait up to 30minutes in a rush. Outside of these hours, or during weekday lunches, you will likely be able to get a table relatively quick. Phở Minh isn’t as well-known as other places probably due to it’s […]
Zauo has various restaurants across Japan and we were lucky to have one near our hotel. The restaurant’s selling point is their indoor fish pond where you have the opportunity to fish for your own dinner! Apparently each restaurant is designed a little differently, and as you can see here the one we visited had […]
My brother’s go-to shabu-shabu place in Roppongi, Tokyo. It is a nice, quiet, fine dining restaurant so you’ll need to be prepared to spend some money but it goes by all-you-can-eat style so it’s worth it (especially if you go in a group!) in my opinion. Obviously, everything is refillable and the menu you’re given […]
The sign out front says it all: “We are a whale meat restaurant.” The meals come in sets (like the one at the bottom) with you choosing how you want the whale meat prepared for your main dish. Left to right from the pictures we had: raw whale sashimi, whale skin (separate dish), whale steak, […]
Personally one of my favourite go-to brunch places in Melbourne. As you can see, everyone I’ve brought here said they’d never have realized this was a cafe from the warehouse-looking entrance. Inside looks equally minimalistic and rustic, yet also warm and cozy at the same time. As a creature of habit, I almost always have the […]
Melbourne is the city of coffee and brunch. Hardware Société does both well enough to unsurprisingly be considered one of the city’s best brunch places in the city. You’ll need to be prepared to wait between 20 – 50 minutes for a seating, no matter what time you arrive. Trust me as I’ve come at […]
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