Lee Lo Mei is a quirky place, with interiors and deco modelling after traditional char chan teng and da pai tong to give diners an experience closer to home. Under ZS Hospitality group, this restaurant is the 4th one under their belt. Taking up two floors, the ground floor is mainly occupied by the bar…
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Bread, Espresso & – Serving 30 French Toasts Daily in Hong Kong
The famous Bread, Espresso & opened its first outpost in Hong Kong, helmed by Chef Patrick Yim who had spent 6 years baking in L’Atelier de Joël Robuchon. With 8 branches in Tokyo and Osaka, the cafe is known for their fresh bakes and french toasts in a pan. Yet, you can only savour these…
tbsp. – Brunch at Perth with an Asian Twist
With so many cafes to choose from and so little time spent there, it was a rather difficult to pick which cafe to visit. Located just 10 minutes away from our accommodation, we made a trip down to Bayswater to try out tbsp, a rather highly rated cafe in Perth. The cafe was packed when we…
Rustico @ Hay Shed Hill – Lunch at Margaret River, Perth
Rustico at Hay Shed Hill introduces Mediterranean tapas for diners where you can indulge in the shared plates of the Rustico Tapas brand. Sitting among a beautiful vineyard, you can choose to dine outside or sit in the beautifully designed restaurant. And well, considering the weather was too chilly, we opted for the second option
Travelogue: Czech Republic – Gorgeous Prague
We landed in Prague after a short 1.5 hours journey from Kosice and got ourselves a local data sim from Vodafone at the arrival hall cos our wifi router screwed up (it’s a longg story). Then we were playing hide and seek with our taxi driver who was supposed to pick us up cos we…
Easily satisfied, Hard to please 