Counting down to 2010

Year 2009 is coming to an end (how good is that! :D) and year 2010 is approaching in 2 days, i have a sudden urge to compile a list of restaurant that i have visited in year 2009.

January

February
  • Flute Restaurant, Margaret River
  • Bluewater Grill, Applecross
  • Ciao Italia, South Perth
  • Little Creatures, Freo
  • Cicerello's, Freo
  • Mussels Bar, Freo
  • Dragon Seafood Restaurant, Northbridge
  • Good Fortune Duck House, Northbridge
  • Good Vibration Fast Food outlet
  • Hawkers Bazzar's hawkers food outlet, Burswood
  • Es Teler 77, Melbourne 
  • Vue de Monde, Melbourne
  • The Chocolate Room, Melbourne
  • Max Brenner, Melbourne
  • Mekong Vietnam, Melbourne 

March
  • Cantina 663, Mt Lawley
  • Star Anise, Shenton Park 
  • Spaghi, South Perth 
  • Two Fat Indian, Cottlesloe
  • Sandrino's Fremantle

April

May


June

July
  • Colliseum, KL 
  • Hajime, KL
  • Wong Kei Roast Pork Pudu, KL

August

September

October

November

December
  • Thai Valley seafood, Ulu Langat, KL
  • Ole-Ole Bali, KL 
  • Italiannies, KL 

It is actually quite a good dining-out year and that explain my weight gain!  I have yet to visit those really expensive restaurant in Perth ie My Wish List, but I have visited a few Best Restaurant in Perth and Melbourne. Those experience were too great not to mention but i somehow find it hard to put them into words here.

I'll try my best one day though, cause i really like to share my awesome experience dining at those really good restaurant especially Vue de Monde in Melbourne.

Here to wish everyone out there Merry Christmas and very Prosperous New Year. 



Happy 2010!! And many more exciting dining experience ahead!

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