Hunan Smallgood Part 3 – ALL MINE! Like all the things!
If you have not already, please read the first two parts, 1 and 2. So I’ve decided that I’ve pretty much bought enough for mum. […]
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Hunan Smallgood Part 2 – A feast for the senses
This post is sequel to another. If you haven’t already, please read Hunan Smallgoods Part 1 “Gifts to please a Chinese woman”. Armed with the […]
Continue reading »Mr A , 32 yr old Software developer. Gluten intolerant.
Mr A’s 5 Must-Have foods are: Bun Dac Biet, Vermicelli special combo (with prawn on sugar cane) $11 from Phu Quoc, Shop 11, 117 Corner […]
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Crazy Trading Hours
Did you know? That shops will be opened on public holidays?! If ever you find that you’re out of prawns or meat for your barbie […]
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Flying Foxes
No. 5 of 100 Witness an exodus of native flying foxes in Cabramatta (20 minutes) after sunset. For the best vantage point, go to Cabramatta […]
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Shaun’s Oysters
No.4 of 100 I quickly cross the busy car park and head straight into an alley that leads towards Hughes st. I can see the […]
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Hunan Smallgoods Part 1- Gifts to please a Chinese woman
No 3 of 100 things I love about Cabramatta My Chinese grandmother was very insistent that I buy gifts for my parents this Moon Cake […]
Continue reading »Cabramatta Vineyards
Did you know? That the soil condition around Cabramatta’s rivers ( and Orphan’s School Creek) is exceptionally suited to growing grapes. The alluvial deposits around […]
Continue reading »15,000 on a Sunday
Did you know? On a typical Sunday, 15,000 people will pass through Cabramatta.
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Pandan Waffle
No. 2 of 100 I would like to challenge you. Here is the dilemma, culinary history has always upheld that the original version is always the best…or […]
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