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Hangover lunch by the river |
Having managed to end our Ladies Night earlier than the worst-case scenario,
I woke up ready for work on Thursday feeling a lot better than expected (and a
fair bit better than Debbie). Still, with myself, Debbie and Jules all free
during lunch, we decided that it was the perfect time to book in a girly
hangover lunch, and so made a plan to meet at Brewerkz - a microbrewery and
amazing burger joint by the river and very close to my work. We devoured Sprites and pulled pork
sandwiches. It was way too much food for a midweek lunch, but it was just what
the doctor ordered.
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Chinatown dinner |
Once Debbie had spent
the rest of her afternoon shopping and sun worshipping we then met up again,
this time at Chinatown for a tat shopping and Chinese food tasting session,
followed by a cocktail at 28 Hong Kong Street, which is a speakeasy style bar
in an old Chinese shop house, and rounded off with Japanese style ice-cream
down by the river. For a chilled out night, it was incredibly pleasant.
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28 Hong Kong Street cocktails |
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Japanese ice-cream treats |
On Friday we were due
to fly to Bali in the in early afternoon, but not until I had forced yet more
bizarre local food upon Debbie. Whilst dinner on Thursday night was exotic
things like crocodile in black bean sauce, on Friday I made her come along and
try my beloved bah khu teh (which Nick always refuses to eat).
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Bah Kuh Teh love (note the burnt thumb being dunked in iced water) |
Thankfully she saw my
point of view, and despite burning her hands on the clay pot and having to opt
for fork and spoon instead of chopsticks due to a seriously burnt thumb, by the
end of the meal she was quite happy to agree that it makes for a great comfort food
option. Maybe that will be enough to force Nick to agree to try it too…it’s got
to be worth a shot I suppose!
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