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A brief list, in order of our favourites. Posted 4 years or so after our visit, in typical lategae fashion. Great-tier Tempura Tenko (super old tempura chef, super delicious tempura. We had a pretty rude waitress though) Imoto (blend of kappo and kaiseki, great chef, great food. Super interesting food. Great overall experience) Sushi Kubota … Read more
Last updated: 6 Mar 2024 More diminutive than definitive, but we hope we’ve covered just enough to whet your appetite. The not-so-good: Bangkok isn’t great for the hydro homies. Free-flow filtered water? You’d be lucky to find more than a few spots. Expect to tote around a lot of water bottles. And…expect (very) dark roast … Read more
All about that Chocha. We’re in the new normal and Chocha has entered the post-lockdown scene with guns blazing and a menu bringing the delights from Ketawa into the city.
Tokyo is impossible to review. But we (kind of) tried to do it anyway. Here’s a list of some of our favorite spots.
It’s the system that’s causing my problems! > Beast Monster Thing (Love Isn’t Love Enough) by Car Seat Headrest Welcome back to Foodgazer, the sometime-blog, as we wind down for the year and race into the final month of what has been a crazy, chaotic, and very, very strange year. Well, for me at least. … Read more
Hey. We’re back to this blogging thing. And we mark our return with a trip to Topshelf TTDI, tucked away in the near-corner of a very quiet row, reviewed in a short and simple post constructed from notes written down on the phone in Simplenote. Topshelf itself was packed, bustling and bubbly when we reached. … Read more
Sitka is one of our favourite eateries in town. They’ve changed a lot over the past year or two, with increasingly inventive and assured dishes flying out from the capable crew. While we’ll get to their new menu (well, new at the point of tasting) in an upcoming post, this one is a short lookback … Read more
Takeaway: Let’s get it out of the way first: Palillos deserves to be in the conversation for top 3 yakitori joints in KL alongside Torii and Sumika. Sure, we’re only basing that off of two visits – one on the house (many thanks to the gracious hosts and the inexhaustible supply of skewers) and one … Read more
Takeaway: You joined us for our visit to The Tokyo Restaurant before, now join us as we check out Toraji at Isetan Lot 10 in a review structured in similar form to The Poetry of Jaroslav Seifert. Opening Poem The walls are angular. They are not real walls. Look closer. Look closer and they … Read more
