Saturday, July 08, 2006

Food I have here at Hobart

Started off my existence here at Hobart, with a rather authentic Hainanese Chicken Rice, but at a typical gwailo Roast Chicken Shop. Apparently it was opened by a Malaysian. Eat this at Sandy Bay Road's Roost.

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Roost claim to have the best chip in town, mainly because they used chicken seasoning salt into it. You be the judge.

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Some of the days, we cooked at home. Fresh food are abundant here, and definately cheaper to eat at home.

What's in Mark's hand??? See See See... it is a large 3.7kg Fresh Atlantic Salmon. Paid like AUD$50+ for it!!

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So, we had it in sashimi without wasthing time.

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Was lucky to get some large juicy scallops here as well. Mark cooked it with brocollies and mushroom. It taste absolutely brillaint.

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We also had this nice Steak Diane for dinner as well on one of the night.

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On one of those time we went to Richmond, we tasted some very authentic bread and butter pudding, as well as delicious scones. Feel very homey here in this Maze cafe.

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Coming back from Port Arthur, we went straight back to Hobart for dinner at this firewood pizza join.

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It's call Sandy Bay Beach Firewood Pizza.

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We had a Satay Chicken Pizza, as well as Atlantic Salmon Pizza. I thought it wasn't bad.

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Of course, I wouldn't forget the nice beers we tasted at Cascade Brewery.

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Sausage bread, a fairly common offer at the Salamanca Market.

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