Tasmania (Launceston) – Daniel Alps at Strathlyn (Restaurant Review)

2 Comments by / April 30, 2010 / Posted in Food & Wine, Travel

Daniel Alps at Strathlynn (Ninth Island Vineyards) 95 Rosevears Drive Launceston, Tasmania P: +61 3 6330 2388 F: +61 3 633 02599 After I landed at Launceston airport, I hopped into my hire car and drove 45 minutes alongside the amazing scenery of Tamar Valley. We were heading towards Pipers Brook Ninth Island Vineyard for a late [...]

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Long weekend in Launceston, Tasmania

1 Comment by / April 30, 2010 / Posted in Travel

So one of my friend asked me where she should go for Easter seeing we all had a 4 day weekend. She wanted something back to nature with beautiful sights, fresh air, nice walks and somewhere very relaxing, so I recommend that she should head off to Tassie! (Tasmania) I was in the middle of [...]

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Salix Restaurant – Willow Creek Vineyard, Mornington Peninsula (Melbourne, Australia)

1 Comment by / April 6, 2010 / Posted in Food & Wine, Reviews, Travel

Salix Restaurant (part of Willow Creek Vineyard) 166 Balnarring Road Merricks North Vic 3926 Ph: +61 (0) 3 5989 7640 One of the best vineyard views at Mornington Peninsula is at Salix  Restaurant. The 1.5 hour drive to get there was so worth the ride! You should definitely visit Salix Restaurant if you are ever [...]

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Must eat pancake at Sydney Chinatown Night Market (Haymarket) – Sydney, Australia

0 Comment by / March 6, 2010 / Posted in Food & Wine

One thing I really enjoy on friday nights in Sydney is going to the weekly night market in Chinatown. Chinatown night market sells knick knacks ranging from mobile phone covers to fake tiffanys jewellery. However, I go there especially for the food. My favourite are the desserts. You can find dessert such as black sticky [...]

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Happy Australia Day Everyone!!

0 Comment by / January 28, 2010 / Posted in Events, Simba

Are you a True Blue? My recent random conversations with a friend using All Australian slangs Mai: Fair shake of a sauce bottle mate Friend: she’ll be right…no shit storm ere Mai: Too right. Some sheila just got hitched. That’s not a knife, this is a knife Friend: Hitched!? Crickey. You’d av to be couple [...]

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Pyrmont Growers Market – Sydney, Australia

0 Comment by / December 5, 2009 / Posted in Food & Wine, Life

Happy Weekends! Living in Sydney is about the weather, the beach and the market!! In Sydney, you get an abundant of growers or farmers market. The ones that I visit often are - the rocks, potts point, and my favourite Pyrmont Growers Market. Pyrmont Growers market is held on the first Saturday of the month. You can find fresh [...]

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Perth and Fremantle – Western Australia

0 Comment by / July 13, 2009 / Posted in Travel

This year I have visited Perth more than I’ve visited my hairdresser . I usually travel by myself or with a colleague or two. If I happen to travel with my boss(es), then we either stay/hang out near the water or the golf club (one of my bosses is a sailor thus loves water, the [...]

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Tokio Japanese Takeaway Cafe – Melbourne Cheap Eats

0 Comment by / February 9, 2009 / Posted in Food & Wine

Cheap eats! Today I went lunch with one of my girlfriends at Tokio Japanese Takeaway Cafe (16-17 The Causeway, Melbourne – Australia). This little cute takeaway has several seatings and is run by a very nice Japanese lady. I have been their loyal customer for more than 10 years. It’s hidden in the alleyway of [...]

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Crocosaurus Cove – The Cage of Death

8 Comments by / January 22, 2009 / Posted in Travel, Wildlife

I’ve always been fascinated by Saltwater Crocodiles. Perhaps its because of its sheer size and it’s prehistoric look. So what did I decide to do whilst visiting NT (Northern Territory)? I decided to swim with one Crocosaurus Cove is a new attraction centered in the heart of Darwin, Northern Territory (Australia). Forget swimming with great [...]

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Kakadu National Park – Wetlands and Bush Walk

3 Comments by / January 14, 2009 / Posted in Travel, Wildlife

Because I visited Kakadu during the wet seasons there were places that were out of bounds or required a 4wd. This is due to heavy floodings. I really wanted to visit Ubirr, Jim Jim and the Twin Falls which would have offer spectacular views. So that sucked a little but because I came during the [...]

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