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Barmuda Cafe, Newtown, Sydney

Published on April 20, 2015March 14, 2016 by Elvin Electreats

I love Newtown. Every time I come to this suburb of Sydney, there are always some restaurants catching my eye. This time, located just behind the you-can’t-miss-it pink building (photos below) is this classic-looking Barmuda Café. Conveniently it is just a stone-throw away from the infamous Black Star Pastry (review coming soon!).

barmuda-newtown-sydney-01 — Potato Stack

Potato Stack ($16). Crispy potato cake with scrambled eggs, grilled eggplant, rocket & tomato relish. Oh, and it’s gluten-free, too. A must-try.

Miyama Japanese Restaurant, Hotel Borobudur, Jakarta

Published on April 19, 2015March 14, 2016 by Elvin Electreats

La Renaissance Patisserie and Café, The Rocks, Sydney

Published on November 29, 2014March 14, 2016 by Elvin Electreats

Goya - $9 Take-away, $10.50 Dine-in Raspberry mousse encasing a passionfruit cremeux with almond nougatine topped with fresh berries. A must-try. — Goya – $9 Take-away, $10.50 Dine-in
Raspberry mousse encasing a passion fruit cremeux with almond nougatine topped with fresh berries. A must-try.

SushiGroove, Kota Kasablanka

Published on October 26, 2014March 25, 2016 by Elvin Electreats

SushiGroove A Japanese masterpiece by Ismaya Group, they have become my personal favorite for a while. Shortly, modern Japanese food done right. — SushiGroove
A Japanese masterpiece by Ismaya Group, they have become my personal favorite since the beginning. I consider them modern Japanese cuisine done creatively and beautifully. Young & fresh. This wall mural is so mesmerizing, I can’t seem to take my eyes off it.

Umaku Sushi Omakase, Duren Tiga

Published on October 24, 2014March 25, 2016 by Elvin Electreats

Talking about Japanese cuisine, a lot will relate to sushi, and often for the “best sushi in town”, most Indonesians would mention “Sushi Tei” one way or the other. Well, that could be true, if you define “best” as the first successful restaurant catering sushi to Indonesian taste. In my search for a more authentic sushi experience in Jakarta, my sister invited me for a sushi omakase at this Japanese establishment in Duren Tiga by the name of Umaku Sushi.