Monthly Archives: October 2014

Mexican food is having its time in the spotlight at the moment. I can see why. It’s delicious. Here at Khói Thơm they’re doing it ‘fresher’ than the rendition offered at La Fiesta but both are delicious in my opinion. I think … Continue reading →

When Scott and Binh’s closed down it was a sad day. Thankfully they opened a new restaurant in District 1, much closer to home. Menu is less adventurous but more focused on Tex Mex – which is not a bad thing … Continue reading →

No spicy fish was consumed on this occasion. The food was spicy though, just look at the colour! Eaten with white rice (not pictured – you know what white rice looks like) At Spicy Fish, Melbourne, Australia

Here are some rather unglorious photos of a rather glorious food. Large fried chicken is a chicken breast larger than the size of your face that is fried and seasoned to deliciousness. The deep fried accompaniments on offer are just as delicious. … Continue reading →

Many ‘souvlakis’ were had in Melbourne. These are 2 of the few that had a chance to be photographed before being eaten. If they look a little small I think that’s because… they were. Apparently that’s traditional. The price isn’t though. Still delicious. What … Continue reading →

A modern, trendy, Asian fusion bistro with food that is on-point. Belongs more in Surry Hills than Canley Heights – even if it is experiencing a revolution of sorts from cashed up 2nd generation kids – the price may be a bit much to compete … Continue reading →