A not-so-ordinary movie that is worth a watch.
The trailer
The movie is violently bloody though…
Browsing Junkgirl™ blog archives for December, 2009.
on Blackburn Road in Syndal.
Lobak
Pork Cincalok. The meat was fragrant.
Ayam Kapitan
a french restaurant, a few doors away.
Nyonya Hut makes and sells nyonya kuihs priced between AUD70cents to $1.
The round ones are ondeh-ondeh (AUD$1 for 3). The green and white ones are kuih talam (AUD 70cents each). The layered ones are kuih lapis (AUD 70cents each).
The Almost Invisible Chinese man.
1:35 is great. He painted everything but his head and shoulders.
at Choi’s on Riversdale Road in Hawthorn, Victoria.
A pear shaped with a filling that has a mixture with tastes of scallop, prawns and crabmeat perhaps.
Oysters – From the right: deep fried, tomyum-like, lemon grass sauce, kilpatrick-like.
There was another dish without a photo. 2 whole fried prawns with a wasabi/mayonnaise sauce.
Crayfish with noodles. It was well prepared because the meat was easily accessible. But still…not a big fan of seafood.
Lamb cutlets with dijon mustard. This was the best dish in my opinion. The meat was very tender.
Fish fillet with ginger strips and a sweetish sauce. And fried rice.
Fruit platter.
Almond cookies.
Choi’s is a chinese restaurant but the dishes we had seemed to be more fusion.
Lunch before the movie, at Grand Tofu in Glen Waverley.
Lobak
some coming-soons…
Diced beef with chicken flavoured rice
Assam Laksa with fresh fish slices instead of sardines
Verdict – nice graphics but was a little too slow, almost boring.
