For me I love thin egg noodles so any choices with that were delicious.
As for the soup base, the miso soy broth was amazing.
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Monday, March 02, 2020
[Restaurant Review] GOEMON Ramen Bar, Brighton
A popular ramen bar in Brighton.
For me I love thin egg noodles so any choices with that were delicious.
As for the soup base, the miso soy broth was amazing.
For me I love thin egg noodles so any choices with that were delicious.
As for the soup base, the miso soy broth was amazing.
Sunday, January 05, 2020
Sunday, October 13, 2019
[Review] China Garden
My experience at China Garden two years ago was not good but the experience this time was good.
As this restaurant has been serving food for the past 30 years, it is possible I may have been as a kid.
Anyway, the reason I didn't like it two years ago was that the dimsum was so oily and the quality was like the bad stuff in Hong Kong.
So on this visit, I didn't have any expectations but in general, the Chinese food in UK is much better than Hong Kong.
Moving on to the dimsum, the taro puffs, rice rolls, Singapore rice noodles and egg tarts were impressive.
To begin, the taro puffs were fried to perfection and gave a clean bite.
It was made nicely with distinct taro coating with juicy mince meat in gravy inside the taro puff.
The cup cake wrapper holding the taro puff did not have a drop of oil hence which was a good sign.
Next were the rice rolls, again perfect uniformly opaque sheets with prawn underneath drenched in delicious sweet soy sauce.
The Singapore rice noodles were delicious even though it was lacking colour and it was not too spicy crammed with fresh ingredients like pieces of charsiu etc
Finished with the Eggtarts which had a uniform pastry that was firm yet flakey.
The filling in the middle was delicious.
The only complaint was one of the waitresses that made me feel like Hong Kong, every time she collected the plates she would push me and the person sitting next to me aside.
Anyway, I will probably be back if the gang are back.
China Garden
88-91 Preston St, Brighton
As this restaurant has been serving food for the past 30 years, it is possible I may have been as a kid.
Anyway, the reason I didn't like it two years ago was that the dimsum was so oily and the quality was like the bad stuff in Hong Kong.
So on this visit, I didn't have any expectations but in general, the Chinese food in UK is much better than Hong Kong.
Moving on to the dimsum, the taro puffs, rice rolls, Singapore rice noodles and egg tarts were impressive.
To begin, the taro puffs were fried to perfection and gave a clean bite.
It was made nicely with distinct taro coating with juicy mince meat in gravy inside the taro puff.
The cup cake wrapper holding the taro puff did not have a drop of oil hence which was a good sign.
Next were the rice rolls, again perfect uniformly opaque sheets with prawn underneath drenched in delicious sweet soy sauce.
The Singapore rice noodles were delicious even though it was lacking colour and it was not too spicy crammed with fresh ingredients like pieces of charsiu etc
Finished with the Eggtarts which had a uniform pastry that was firm yet flakey.
The filling in the middle was delicious.
The only complaint was one of the waitresses that made me feel like Hong Kong, every time she collected the plates she would push me and the person sitting next to me aside.
Anyway, I will probably be back if the gang are back.
China Garden
88-91 Preston St, Brighton
Saturday, October 24, 2015
Cheap vegetarian fix at Bombay Aloo in Brighton
Discovered this restaurant because I was at The Lanes in Brighton.
Tried this place because I love curries and it was only £4.95 and you can eat as much as you like.
The selection was a bit weak but fair for that price, however the curries were a bit too watery for my liking.
Bombay Aloo:
39 Ship Street, Brighton BN1 1AB, England
+441273771089
Bombay Aloo:
39 Ship Street, Brighton BN1 1AB, England
+441273771089
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