A Blog about Food
Been a while sine my my last post. To be honest, I’ve been kinda lazy…
Anyway this post doesn’t require much explanation. Just your standard Japanese dishes.
Fat Panda is a Japanese restaurant located in Canley heights. It’s usually pretty busy, and the quality is usually top notch.
It has been way too long since my last post. I have been way too busy as of late. Anyway – here is another review on a Thai Restaurant in the South-West of Sydney.
This is Green Peppercorn, located just a short stroll from Fairfield station.
Green Peppercorn gets really busy on a Friday and Saturday night. I think we waited almost an hour on both occasions we visited.
They make up for it though with complimentary fruit shakes. Yum!
Some sort of Thai Salad. Can’t remember which one it was…
Tom Yum Soup (Seafood). It was good. But nothing that was amazing.
Lychee Fruitshake.
Vegetarian Curry Puffs.
Vegetarian Spring Rolls
Normally I get the Massaman curry with Beef. But this time I got it with lamb. Quite tasty.
And now on to the deserts.
Heavenly Salad. Very evident South Eastern flavours. The prawns (vegan) actually taste like prawns. Served with Vegan Prawn chips. yummy. Quite a lot of salad for a side dish.
Sweet and sour soup. A light style of dish. I recommend to have it with rice.
Braised fish pot. I quite like this. Tasted a lot like fish. The only criticism i have is that it should have been a little more flaky to mimic the texture of fish. Otherwise a nice dish.
Chocolate Bliss Canley Vale.
Chocolate Mousse Dome with Hazelnuts was pretty nice.
Oreo Sundae. Nothing to Rave about. Nothing very creative. Just vanilla ice-cream with some Oreos thrown into it.
Green Tea Smoothie. Not bad.
Overall I found the experience mediocre. The desserts are nothing to rave about. and the waitstaff don’t do anything beyond serving you.
Heaps of people are flocking to Holy Basil within the South Western Sydney Region for some great Thai food. But if you want to avoid the crowds and have something just as good – I would suggest driving about 5 minutes up the road and trying out Twelve Spices Lao & Thai.
Raw Garlic. Chilli. Garlic. Mint. Fish Sauce. Served on fresh cabbage, onions, carrot. Very intense flavours. The prawns aren’t really overpowering at all.
Pad See Ew Vegetarian. Must have at every Thai Restaurant I go to. Pad Thai seems to be the go to dish for most people, but i think Pad See Ew is much better.
Strawberry Shake. Quite Tasty.
Part 2 review coming soon.
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