Bambi's Lust
Tuesday, September 6, 2011
Korean BBQ! Dinner on friday night
Korean BBQ is one of my absolute loves so when a new Korean BBQ restaurant opened up in Melbourne I had to go! We headed to Woo Gaa on a friday night and it was packed. The food was yummy but I was dissapointed. It wasnt as good as Seoul House or any of the other Korean BBQ restaurants closer in the CBD. I think its very busy due to it being fairly new but I will not be a repeat customer. The service is terrible! We waited for 10- 15 minutes for someone to even offer us a table when there were a few free. We didnt want to be rude and just sit down as one of the staff told off a group for doing the very thing. I wouldnt go back and wouldnt recommend it.
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Birdman Eating Gertrude St Fitzroy- Review
I love Birdman Eating! The bf and I went there on Sunday for Breakfast and it did not dissapoint! We have been on the search for a place where we can eat breakfast that we wouldnt be able to make ourselves. The black rice with mango tempted our tastebuds but I ended up going with the big breakfast which consisted of chilli cheese kransky, bubble and squeak, poached eggs, pear chutney and toast. The bf had a pulled pork sandwhich with pineapple sorber which was delicious! I love the look and menu of the place. It is chill but with great service and most importantly great food! I will def be heading back to taste everything else on the menu! Check it out!
Menu for Brunch from http://www.birdmaneating.com.au/
Menu for Brunch from http://www.birdmaneating.com.au/
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Available Daily Until 5pm
Baked eggs of the day - see blackboard 14
Baked eggs with a 'Birdman bloody mary' or 'Semi-Dry french apple cider' 20
(2 free range eggs and toast ~ 4 styles to choose from ~ watch the hot handle!)
(2 free range eggs and toast ~ 4 styles to choose from ~ watch the hot handle!)
Black rice, coconut yoghurt & mango 10.5
Red quinoa porridge with apple, honey & cinnamon 11.5
Baked vanilla ricotta with fresh fruit & almonds 12.5
Sourdough toast with Birdman ‘blueberry, licorice root & pinot noir’ jam 6.5
House made crumpets with leatherwood honey 9
Welsh rarebit 9.5
Toasted banana bread with cinnamon, honey & lime mascarpone 11
Birdman braised beans & toast 15
Brioche french toast with marmalade glazed kaiserfleisch, orange pekoe & maple syrup 15.5
Smoked pulled pork, shredded lettuce & mint open sandwich with roast pineapple sorbet 16.5
Rare 150 day grain fed black angus open sandwich with spinach puree, stilton & honey 17
Corn, broccoli & ricotta hotcakes with smoked trout, avocado, chilli & spanish onion 17.5
Grilled kippers with fried potato & horseradish butter 17.5
"El Grande Cerdo" 18.5
Black Pudding or Chilli Cheese Kransky...
with bubble & squeak, poached eggs, toast and pear & date chutney
Black Pudding or Chilli Cheese Kransky...
with bubble & squeak, poached eggs, toast and pear & date chutney
Boiled egg with soldiers 6.5
Coco Pops 5
All major credit cards accepted ~ No Eftpos ~ No splitting bills ~ Thank you for your cooperation.I love spring time in Melbourne!
The weather the other day was super gorgeous that I went for a stroll in docklands with a friend. Docklands is a waterfront city in Melbourne with great restaurants, artwork and walkways. Perfect for cycling and having a picnic! There is even an ice-skating rink and a massive ferris wheel!
Walk like an Egyptian! Tutankhamun Exhibition- Melbourne Museum
The bf and I finally dragged our butts down to the Melbourne Museum to see the Tutankhamun Exhibition and it was awesome! The Egyptians were so advanced for their time. They had hinges! We still use hinges everyday in our society and they had them back then! The exhibition had amazing items that were used by Egyptian royalty. The jewellery was so gorgeous! I'd love to have some egyptian style jewellry! The exhibition is a must see and I recommend it to you all! It has me fascinated with egyptian fashion and makeup at the moment.
Friday, August 12, 2011
Practical Legal Training Course
As I've mentioned previously, I'm currently in a 6 month course which is practical training in law. (hence why I cannot afford to purchase copious amounts of clothing at this point in time) Once I have completed this I can apply for admission as a solicitor in the next intake which is in February 2012.
I am loving this course so much I'll be so sad when it's over. The tutors and mentors are so lovely and helpful. They know absolutely everything and are basically walking legal dictionaries. The work we do really sets you up for the legal world I believe and prepares you for the workload. However the best thing about doing this course is the people! The other students in my group G & H are so amazing! They are all so lovely and come from all different backgrounds which makes it so much fun! We just celebrated one of the girls birthdays last night and there were so many great conversations! Oh and did I mention there is a macaroon store only a 10 second skip and jump away? :) Have a great weekend everyone xx
Campari House
I am loving this course so much I'll be so sad when it's over. The tutors and mentors are so lovely and helpful. They know absolutely everything and are basically walking legal dictionaries. The work we do really sets you up for the legal world I believe and prepares you for the workload. However the best thing about doing this course is the people! The other students in my group G & H are so amazing! They are all so lovely and come from all different backgrounds which makes it so much fun! We just celebrated one of the girls birthdays last night and there were so many great conversations! Oh and did I mention there is a macaroon store only a 10 second skip and jump away? :) Have a great weekend everyone xx
Campari House
Image from http://www.camparihouse.com.au/
OH DEAR I'M A SPEND THRIFT!
I had a tutor this week who was such a lovely old lady. She was very knowledgeable and I think it appropriate to say wise in this instance. However she was describing people and out popped the word 'spend thrift.' I suddenly thought...I think that is me...a spend thrift. I have to spend the money I earn on clothes. I have had an absolute ban on shopping for about 1-2 months and it was going so well till BAM! I went crazy this week and bought items from ZARA, TONY BIANCO, DIVA, TOPSHOP, EBAY AND MORE! I feel so guilty, hence today's post. Does anyone else get into this vicious cycle?
Well now that the damage is done what I bought are:
DIVA wide bar necklace
Imaged from http://www.diva.com.au/
Tony Bianco Cooper Heels in Emerald Suede
Image from http://www.tonybianco.com.au/
ZARA wide strap singlet in white
Zara Hot Pink Skirt
Both images from http://www.zara.com/
Sunday, August 7, 2011
Mmmmm...chai latte's!
There is nothing better on a cold winters day than a warm vanilla chai latte! If you haven't tried it yet...get on it! I'm the pimp of the chai latte,,,having successfully gotten 6 loved ones addicted to chai vanilla lattes so far! enjoy! S xx
Image from http://www.aroma.com/
Image from http://www.aroma.com/
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