Wandering Fel

Hello! It's finally Friday (near Saturday actually by the time I blog about this post...haha). Lately I'm pretty much grateful when I'm able to pass day by day and reach weekend again. I wonder why work is that tough for me. Hahaha. A friend pointed out that he recently enjoys his lunchtime so much by being a happy foodie (despite the fact that he has to eat by himself in order to eat at a particular restaurant that he likes). That kinda makes me want to try to but when there's lunch buddy, it's time to eat at places where it's kinda hard to eat alone. For instance, I don't really see people eating alone at Harry's. So let's have lunch here while you still have lunch buddies (believe me, they have to be cherished!).

There are three of us so we just ordered two main courses since one of the main courses is pizza. This is the first time I eat in Harry's despite its location being pretty near my office. I suppose I am more food court-kind of girl especially when it's so near yet so far to payday. Lunch buddy #1 feels like having something different than his usual caesar salad so he ordered lamb shank. Whoa. It surprisingly yummy and not tough to eat. I always have impression that lamb meat is hard to eat. Impression destroyed. Good job, Harry's.

Whenever we go to visit my aunt who lives in Tangerang, a city located at the outskirt of Jakarta, my mum and I like to check out new place to eat. This time around, there were quite a big number of us because my other aunt and her whole family joined us for dinner. So, in total we had 7 people dining together. Since, we were kinda bored of the usual Chinese food, we decided to have pizza for dinner. La Croazia Pizza Bakar had received good review from my mum's colleague and hence, we agreed to check out the restaurant. 

If you are looking for a bar to watch sports game together with a group of friends, you can make your way to Boat Quay in Singapore. There is a stretch of bars broadcasting live sports on their telly from rugby to football to basketball in Boat Quay. If you simply want to have a nice meal without watching the sports, well, no worry, you can also come to Boat Quay because most bars here have 2 floors. The live sports are usually broadcasted on the level 1 while level 2 is opened for those diners who prefer quieter dining experience. Tonight, we are going to try Australian bistro and bar, Boomarang. 

Tuesday night and I am feeling Italian again. My first dining experience at Ricciotti the Riverwalk was quite sweet, so I brought my colleague to Ricciotti again to try some of the other dishes on its menu. We were so starving up to the point we ordered two types of Antipasti (re: appetiser). The first one is the cant-get-it-wrong Fried Calamari. There's nothing special about fried calamari because after all, everything which is fried is mostly yummy. #friedstuffeater



While the other...the other was unexpectedly good but..I forgot its name. OMG. Maybe I really worked too hard. Haha. Basically it's fried dough stuffed with mozzarella cheese. The fried sticks are served with mayo sauce. Fried dough + mozzarella filling = ultimate foodgasm.  XD

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You can forget about eating at Pizzeria Mozza without making a reservation. And the restaurant is pretty strict with the reservation timing. If you book your table at 8pm, then you will still only get your table at 8pm notwithstanding the fact that there is an empty table available at 7.50pm. So, after loitering outside the restaurant for 10 minutes, my friends and I were finally seated at our table and ready to make order.

Now, let's start with the Antipasti (literally translated as "before-the-meal"). We decided to be adventurous that night and tried baked bone barrow for our first time in life. Not many things that we can eat from this meal to be honest and I suppose that's why this dish is categorised as Antipasti. Haha. But nonetheless, the taste is quite distinct and it's quite nice to be eaten together with the garlic butter toast. 

We are feeling kinda Italiano tonight and hence, since we are simple-minded person, we just go into the first Italian restaurant we see during our walk along the riverside at Clarke Quay, Ricciotti.

Let our Italian hearts be satisfied! Ciao!

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The day before I left for my language study trip to Taiwan, my friend brought me to a pizza joint in Asia Square called Extra Virgin Pizza. I totally have no idea why they describe a pizza as a virgin but its website states that every virgin is unique. So...maybe what they mean is, Extra Virgin Pizza sells pizza which can't be found anywhere else in the world, or at least in Singapore. Hmm, okay, still don't get it. Moving on right along...