Tokyo Loco Bowl (Crows Nest)

Craving for a quick Japanese meal, I ate at Tokyo Loco Bowl at Crows Nest. The menu concepts centres around having everything on one bowl – rice/noodle, salad, and your choice of meat. My chicken karaage was freshly fried and went wonderfully with the salad and sweet dressing. The extra $1 for more rice is the way to go, especially if you are hungry.

Details:
Tokyo Loco Bowl
82 Willoughby Road
Crows Nest
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Tokyo-Loco-Bowl/493001850783551

Bay Tandoori (Waverton Sydney)

For New Year’s Eve, we went to Bay Tandoori at Waverton for an Indian banquet dinner. We worked up an appetite after a long stroll along the vantage points for the Sydney Harbour fireworks.

While we expects a New Year’s Eve banquet to be overpriced (at any places), we certainly feel we have got our money’s worth. There was prompt pappadams on arrival, followed by a freshly fried platter of vegetarian starters. The curries was flavourful with enough naan bread and rice for the 2 of us.

Details:
Bay Tandoori
69-71 Bay Road
Waverton
NSW 2060
http://www.baytandoori.com.au

Momofuku Má Pêche (New York)

We arrived at Momofuku’s Má Pêche restaurant on a very wet New York morning for breakfast. Situated inside a Midtown hotel, it is very close to the shops on 5th Avenue.

The breakfast menu is consistent with the Asian theme and has a twist from the Momofuku’s classic. I had the egg bun with pork belly which was delicious especially with the crunchy fried potato bits. The rice cakes with fried egg and sausage was really rich and filling, great for a cold New York morning.

Details:
Momofuku Má Pêche
Located in Chambers Hotel
15 west 56th Street
Between 5th + 6th Avenue
New York, NY 10019