Guangzhou.
Some breakfast is simply better than others. Others, are simply 100.
Musings from a blogger living and eating and watching performances in Beijing.
Showing posts with label breakfast. Show all posts
Showing posts with label breakfast. Show all posts
Thursday, August 22, 2013
Thursday, September 20, 2012
Morning snack near the Sinnonhyeon bus station
Sunday, June 17, 2012
La Kaffa
La Kaffa
G/F, Olympian City 3
1 Hoi Wan Road, Tai Kok Tsui
Hong Kong
two eggs benedict, strips of thick-cut bacon, and some veggies so that
one can pretend that this is not entirely a hazard to decent health.
Thursday, June 14, 2012
KFC (Guangzhou)
KFC
Guangzhou, China.
This is localization at its finest!
Sunday, February 12, 2012
Liberty Exchange
Liberty Exchange
G/F, Block 2, The Forum
8 Connaught Road, Central.
Eggs Benedict with a butter croissant, grilled pork loin and chorizo
hollandaise. The theory was sound, but the execution was disastrous.
The hollandaise broke before it even arrived at the table, and the
waiter didn't find it objectionable after the obvious was pointed out.
Sunday, November 20, 2011
Brunch Club & Supper
Brunch Club & Supper
13 Leighton Road
Causeway Bay, Hong Kong.
The meat platter.
Monday, April 19, 2010
Element Fresh (Shanghai)
Location: Element Fresh. Shanghai.
Fuel for the weekend: 4 farm eggs, home fries, links, 4 strips ofbacon, French toasts, and a fruit bowl. Oh, and bottomless coffee (not
pictured).
Sunday, December 28, 2008
Murraya koenigalle
Place: Amaya Hills. Kandy, Sri Lanka.
Murraya koenigalle, a comfort dish in Sri Lanka, is a red-riceporridge with curry leaves. The dish has a refreshing taste and a mild
finish.
Sri Lankan egg hoppers
Place: Heritance Kandalama. Kandalama/Dambulla, Sri Lanka.
My favorite Sri Lankan breakfast: hoppers two-ways and the samboltrifecta (pol sambol, seeni sambol, katta sambol).
Pastries at the Pagoda Tea Room
Place: Pagoda Tea Room. Colombo, Sri Lanka.
Dish: assorted pastries.
baked food. Pagoda Tea Room, a well-regarded institution among Colombo
residents, serves up some of the finest, freshest pastries in town.
For my breakfast, I ordered (clockwise from right): fish cutlets, fish
and egg pastry, and fish roll. Getting to the Pagoda Tea Room is not easy: due to its close proximity
to the presidential compound, the road leading to the restaurant is
completely road-blocked and under severe military surveillance. I am
able to sneak in only after showing my passport and ensuring that all
the destruction I could muster while visiting Pagoda is, by way of
their food's oily excesses, to my health. Humor does help.
Breakfast near Sri Pada
Place: Yellow House. Near the entrance to Sri Pada, Sri Lanka.
After an exhausting overnight hike to the peak of Sri Pada, asumptuous breakfast is on offer: guava juice, guava fruits, papaya,
mango, sour bananas, toasts, two eggs, and coffee.
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