Press Club, Melbourne

Press Club, Melbourne

Those of you who have been reading along will know that my partner Ash whisked me away to Melbourne for Valentines. (So romantic right?) Dining at The Press Club was the highlight of the trip.

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Mini Posts of March

Mini Posts of March

From time to time I’ll be writing short reviews of 4 or so establishments and publish them collectively.
On the menu:
Four Ate Five, Five Os, The Shakespeare Hotel-
and MORE

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Brasserie Bread

Brasserie Bread

Dearest readers, you may have noticed my absence from this blog, I didn’t mean to neglect you I’m not making excuses when I tell you I’m balancing uni from Mondays -Wednesdays plus work Thursdays – Sundays as well as this blog. Also had a horrible week in my personal life but have relished the time off and keen to get back on the blog bandwagon. I am astonished with the reaction I’m receiving from this blog, with Lorraine from Not Quite Nigella (I’m such a massive fan) and Christie from Fig & Cherry commenting on my Tan Ky post coupled...

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Bourke St Bakery, Surry Hills

Bourke St Bakery, Surry Hills

Only one week ago I was churning out close to 5000 words for the end of semester, to complete them properly and actually pass those assessments involved many days of ham and cheese toasties for lunch because the effort to cook anything was...
Bourke Street Bakery on Urbanspoon

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Tan Ky, Cabramatta

Tan Ky, Cabramatta

This post is about how I woke up one morning and really wanted Vietnamese crispy skin chicken. There are a few places in my area that make chicken this way with the most popular being Tan Viet, theirs is so popular that according to Dad when another restaurant opened in the same area several years back to sell a similar style chicken, the...

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Husk and Honey Cafe, Nambour, QLD

Husk and Honey Cafe, Nambour, QLD

Husk and Honey have an entirely gluten free and grain free menu, which must make eating out for Sunshine Coast Coeliacs and their friends or families a breeze...

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Sugaroom Restaurant & Wine Bar, Pyrmont

Sugaroom Restaurant & Wine Bar, Pyrmont

If you’re looking for a respite from the noise of Sydney CBD we think we’ve found a restaurant that is pin-drop still yet not eerily so, at Sugaroom, prices are steep, it is fine dining after all but we found our service was to match, attentive and unintrusive...

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GroundOrganic Living Foods & Cafe, Buderim, QLD

GroundOrganic Living Foods & Cafe, Buderim, QLD

I’ve been to the Sunshine Coast four times in my life, three of those trips have been made in the span of this year alone. My flight records reveal that after each semester of uni I’ve hopped on a plane to Maroochydore airport. Not a revelation really, keeping away from education institutions during holidays is a fact and I always look forward to the end of a gruelling term that studying Media generates...

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Welcome to MsBrulée

Hi I’m Kelly Huynh, I began blogging in mid 2012.

I’m a Public Relations student with a Vietnamese-Chinese background, living and exploring around Sydney. Here you’ll find those adventures as well as recipes, restaurant reviews and the occasional rant. 

 

Read more about MsBrulée.     Bon browsing!

MsKellyBrulee

 

Latest Posts

latest blog entries!

Ms G’s grilled corn on the cob, parmesan, lime (v) $4ea
Ms. G’s, Potts Point

No I’m not dead, have just been really busy with uni and work which unfortunately meant blogging had taken the backseat, A colleague alerted me to the fact that they only look at the photos on this blog,

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Egg in a spud $15
Mad Spuds Cafe, Surry Hills

What do you reckon comes out of a place called Mad Spuds? If the signage is any indicator, expect smiley potatoes in a cape.

 

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Really f#cking great fried chicken w chilli in a basket $16
Reuben Hills, Surry Hills

Reuben Hills is so popular on Sundays there’s a 15 minute waiting line. As we are seated, more people keep turning up vying for a table – we’re onto something here.

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The Pie Tin, Newtown

Some believe in Jesus, Buddha or other deities. I believe in The Pie Tin.

Cheap, wholesome and filling food is my mantra.

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Duck Salad
Madame Nhu, Surry Hills

I’ve been to Vietnam and it’s great to travel throughout the country and try truly authentic Vietnamese food but believe me it’s better in Australia.

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Purple Peanuts Japanese Cafe, Melbourne CBD

At this popular eatery, posters of American and Japanese jazz and blues bands and The Beatles cover the sides of the room from floor to ceiling.

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Brother Baba Budan, Melbourne CBD

Tips for finding this little hideaway is to look out for chairs in the ceiling, that look like this

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Pork belly - beetroot & apple remoulade, roasted peach, crushed potatoes
The Hardware Societe, Melbourne CBD

I remember the first time we had breakfast here very fondly, it was a nasty chilly Melbourne morning in the CBD, I stupidly didn’t pack anything warm and only wore a summer dress. Stupid. 

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Valentines Day Surprise 2013

Up until Valentines Day, Ash had been speaking with fervour about how amazing our plans for the day would be but he kept any details tightly under wraps. I wanted to know badly what he had in store, so he dropped a few hints.

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The Press Club, Melbourne

Those of you who have been reading along will know that my partner Ash whisked me away to Melbourne for Valentines. (So romantic right?) Dining at The Press Club was the highlight of the trip.

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N2 Extreme Gelato, Haymarket

Step inside N2 and you are greeted with staff donning lab coats and science goggles, pouring liquid nitrogen into mixmasters that churn out fresh gelato.

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Pork ribs BBQ sauce $26.95
Pancakes on the Rocks, The Rocks

Pancakes on the Rocks is open 24 hours, offer value for money and is perfect for those 1am outings for when you need a feed stat. The decor includes plush leather seats, jukeboxes and music clip videos playing on television screens complete the largely American diner atmosphere.

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Mini Posts

Blog posts taken on the run! no glitz, just food!

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Mini posts of May

I had my 21st this month. It wasn’t a big affair because I have too many things going on – will I regret letting it pass by so quietly? Definitely, but until the massive party I’m planning for July I have these cheap eats to tide you and me over.

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Mini posts of April

Dearest readers, for this month’s mini post we have appearances from a mixture of Chinese dumplings, Japanese sushi, Indian curry and plentiful descriptions of gelato.

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Mini posts of March

From time to time I’ll be writing short reviews of 4 or so establishments and publish them collectively.

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