Yum! I love this place. This is one of my favourite restaurants. We’d go there more often if it weren’t so far away in Katoomba (then again, the time it takes is the same to church, except westward :p). Keith and I always like to eat here whenever we are in Katoomba.
Last Sunday (Harbour bridge anniversary), my family, Keith and Chris had dinner after church in the city at a sushi train type place called Ippon Sushi. After my experience there I cannot help but write a review on it…
Wanna try a nice, Korean restaurant in Eastwood? Good for a quiet dinner for two or more. Well, here is a review for you. Last Saturday, Keith and I tried a Korean restaurant recommended by Grace and Chris. Funnily enough, it was on the Chinese side of the station, so Keith and I, wrongly driving to the ‘Korean’ side had to go back across the bridge to the more ‘familiar’ side :p.
For those of you who read SMH’s Tech section, there was an article (more like a review, really) of Adobe Lightroom beta 4.1.
Now, since I shoot almost exclusively in RAW, I’m always on the lookout for something that helps speed up my workflow when mucking around with photos. Currently, I pretty much use Digital Photo Professional since I find that it fits most comfortably with my workflow. It’s also free since it came packaged with my camera, and I like free. Right now, Adobe Lightroom beta 4.1 is also free (until February 28) and so I decided to download it and give it a try.
So I went to Woolies at today and saw that Arnott’s Shapes were on special. This sounded like a good opportunity to restock my recently exhausted snack supply so I bought a few boxes. One of these was a box of sweet chilli and sour cream “crispy puffs”. Having not tried a “crispy puffs” version of Shapes before, I wasn’t expecting much in terms of quality. Hence, I guess I wasn’t exactly disappointed when I popped a few in my mouth and the first thought that went into my brain was “hmmm… air…” and this thought was closely followed with another thought of “hmmm… lots of air…”
Good thing these were on special. Otherwise I would have forked out $1.60 on something that was comprised of 90% air.
For those of you who like to snack on air with a subtle hint of sweet chilli and sour cream flavour, I highly recommend these “crispy puffs”. For those of you who like to snack on something a little bit more substantial, I’d give these a wide miss.
Overall verdict: 2/10