Tag: Restaurants

How the other half lives…

Gordon Ramsay’s new Petrus restaurant – would you pay £49,500 for a bottle of wine?

Introduction to Thai Cuisine

A description of Thai food and what makes it so distinctive.

Japanese buffet at Ginger, Centara Grand Hotel (Bangkok)

A pleasant evening at the Japanese buffet at Ginger, Bangkok, where we were also invited to try the Italian buffet at The World.

Jogoya (Kuala Lumpur)

Not Delia reviews the Jogoya Japanese Buffet in Kuala Lumpur’s Starhill Gallery – reasonable food let down by “sausage machine” canteen-style ambience.

King Seafood Restaurant (Pattaya)

A great seafood experience on the waterfront in Bangkok-on-Sea

Korean Bar B.Q. (Bangkok)

Great Korean food at very reasonable prices in Bangkok’s Sukhumvit Road!

Le Bistrot de Siem Reap

Not Delia visits the place described by Conde Nast as “the best French restaurant in town”. It was good – but maybe not quite that good.

Lebuh Chulia, Georgetown, Penang

Limoncello (Bangkok)

Magnificent Fish & Chips Bar (Kuala Lumpur)

Michelin – Losing its Might?

How important are stars and awards anyway?

New Miele Guide Launched

New TV show for credit-crunch dining

Virgin1 announces a new competition and TV show

Not Delia’s Poll 2 – hot food on cold plates?

Here are the results of Not Delia’s second poll

Olive Magazine (Part 1)

Whilst most of the recipes are quick and easy, there are also enough challenges to whet the appetite of the more adventurous cook.

Olive Magazine (Part 2)

I like it – I just don’t want any more stuff about chefs’ wives.

Oriental Seafood (Penang)

Outback Steakhouse (Kuala Lumpur)

It was one of the worst dining experiences we’ve had in years.

Passage Thru’ India (Penang)

Good quality British-style Indian food, in conveniently sized and competitively priced servings and amid attractive and comfortable surroundings

Pissa Italiana (Siem Reap)

Some weird pizza concepts, but generally excellent food at low, low prices