Petaling Street, Sydney

My friend from Malaysia suggested this particular eatery. Apparently it's a pretty famous chain of restaurants. It's relatively new. Closer to Central than to Town Hall. When you walk in the dining area seems small but they have a larger downstairs area that seats more diners.




On opening the menu I was confronted (hmm, confronted is too strong of a word, but I mean something like that) with a whole list of dishes that I have never encountered before. Too much variety. In the end I left a lot of the choosing to my Malaysian friend. We ended up ordering 5 dishes, since there was 5 of us, to share.


Chicken curry
Hotter than I expected and I'm generally good with hot food. Made my tongue burn.


Prawn laksa





And a drink to cool you down and save your tongue:

Ribena and sprite

Overall, it was pretty good food. I was very, very, full afterwards. Next time I go I want to try to some of the other dishes. Hopefully they won't be as spicy as the curry or the soup dish that is not the laksa. We shared the bill so it was about $15 per person. The waitresses kept coming back to the table to refill water glasses, which was a nice touch and desperately needed. XD

• Find Petaling Street at 760 George Street, Sydney.

QQ Desserts Internet Cafe

My friend had walked passed this last night and informed us of its existence. I don't have the exact address. It's on George Street, diagonal from World Square. It's next to the church. It's not officially opened. It officially opens this weekend with a "buy one get one free" offer. I'm looking at the flyer now and it says, more specifically, "buy any desserts to get a plate of QQ Frost dessert".






Half of the space is taken up with computers and the other with tables with cute stools and some board games on the top. In fact, the place is so new that the UNO cards still had the plastic wrapping on them.





Oh, I should have paid more attention to the names. But yeah. Desserts. You get the gist. XD




Apparently, they make their own ice-cream and bread. We had the toast, still warm, with mango and milk flavoured ice-cream. Not a mixture of the two. Just one scoop of mango and a scoop of milk ice-cream. I was not expecting the mix of corn, celery and pineapple inside the toast. Interesting flavour and combination. Not bad. Just new. And interesting.



Taro snowflake

Also, you guys, did not know there was Happy Lemon on George Street. Trying out later today.