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Salsa’s Fresh Mex Grill, Cannington

11 January 2011
Salsa's Macho Nachos and Mexicrinkles

Salsa’s franchise has made it to Westfield Carousel. It’s not one of the cheaper takeaway options, but the Macho Nachos and Mexicrinkles (seasoned crinkle-cut fries) were pretty tasty.

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Food hall lunch – curry and nachos

25 September 2010
Curry combo - green bean curry, butter chicken and lamb rogan josh from Maya Masala

A food hall meal we shared recently: curry combo with butter chicken, lamb rogan josh and green bean curry, followed by nachos. Were those baked beans in the nachos?

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Dinner at Spencer Village – it's been too long!

26 January 2010
Hainan chicken rice with A&W root beer from Spencer Village

We haven’t been to Spencer Village for such a long time. I just had to order hainan chicken rice and a can of A&W root beer. This is one of my favourite combinations ever.

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A craving for Chinese roast meats

1 January 2010
Chinese roast meats combination

At the shops, I had a powerful, terrible craving for Chinese roast meats, especially Chinese roast pork, with layers of fat and crispy crackling.

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Dinner – takeaway sushi and salad

10 December 2009
Nagano sushi combo

I met Jac at the shops after work. We had a couple of bills to pay and I needed to buy vitamins. After we’d done those tasks, just as I was about to say “I’m really tired. Could we just get some dinner and go home?” Jac looked at me and said “Do you mind if we just grab some takeaway dinner and go home? I’m too tired to do the grocery shopping tonight.” Great minds think alike, or in this case, tired minds!

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Brunch at Canning Vale

6 November 2009
Small asian combination - fried rice, green chicken curry and noodles

We went to Canning Vale Markets recently and enjoyed a spot of brunch at the Market City Cafe.

I had a small asian combination (AU$7.50), of fried rice, thai green curry chicken and stir-fried chicken noodles. This was great! The curry was especially tasty – lots of chicken, all succulent thigh pieces.

Jac ordered ...

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Midweek dinner date – sashimi, noodle soup and pancake

4 November 2009
Spring rolls with sweet and sour sauce

Another dinner at the International Eating House in East Victoria Park. We started with a plate of crispy spring rolls with sweet and sour sauce.

Jac ordered a salmon sashimi set from the Japanese stall. The set included salmon, salad, rice, miso soup and a bowl of dipping sauce. It’s extremely good ...

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The pinkest prawn crackers I ever saw

22 October 2009
Teriyaki fish set

My day at work had left me exhausted and crabby, and Jac knew what would cheer me up: a midweek dinner date at the International Eating House food hall in East Victoria Park! I’m a woman of simple pleasures…

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Nasi lemak

26 September 2009
Nasi lemak from the Internation Food Hall in East Victoria Park

Jac got me takeaway nasi lemak from the International Food Hall in East Victoria Park, and I arranged it on a plate before photographing and eating it. The chicken drumstick was delicious, and so was the sambal, which had soaked through much of the rice.

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We got the house keys! Let's go to Spencer Village!

14 September 2009
Popiah from Fook Kee at Spencer Village

On the night we got the keys, we spent some time just walking around in the empty house, excited and amazed that this was really going to be our new home. We made plans – things to do leading up to the move – and lists of things we needed to get for the house. Eventually of course, we got hungry.

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