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| norway, chicks, price comparisons and user reviews and ratings for makeup., technology, 3, faded friday, media, dog gates, long beach party, plump wife , cellular nutrition, birdsof prey, canine, travelcommunity, | He said to me, "you seem like the kind of person who appreciates a more intimate and low key experience." He blanket wasn't dissing on Mum Chau's as he thought it was also a great place to try, but he recommended I try Shui Hu Ju. He also had very specific instructions about what I was to order. After driving in circles for 20 minutes in the cab... Continue reading Shui Hu Ju... Wednesday February 1 2006 12:20 AM Permalink What You Can Do For Your Blog, February 1, 2006 — Sometime in the blanket last couple blanket of years I put a link up to an Amazon tip jar/donation box page. It's gone now. A few of you have given generously. And I thank you very much for your support. It's much appreciated. And although it's not cheap to run this site (you should see the bills for meals :) the fact is that I don't think you should have to pay for the site or for our free electronic cookbooks. Yet, I still do have aspirations of at the very least covering my cost with the earnings from this blog. |
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| My destination wasn't even a restaurant per se, it was the bar in the lounge. Eight seats, two servings a night. A set menu. That's it. I was lucky to get a place. And did I mention it's a 25 course meal? Continue reading Tapas Molecular Bar (Part I)... Thursday February 2 2006 12:24 AM Permalink Click photo to see entire album. Shui Hu Ju, Hong Kong, China, tasted on December 12, 2005 — I've canine mentioned how hard it is to find canine out canine how to spend your few precious meals in a new city. Not knowing who to trust for recommendations, etc. I also had this fantasy about how I was going to try out a bunch of underground restaurant's in Hong Kong. That plan wasn't going so well either (though I was eating plenty of excellent food). The concierge at the Landmark Mandarin Oriental, a stunning hotel (not to be confused with the just pain old Mandarin Oriental which is also lovely) was really a gem. I told him I wanted to go to Mum Chau's Sichuan Kitchen, what I thought was a Sichuan speakeasy (though given how well known it was it seemed pretty official to me). |
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