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88 Smith Street, Collingwood
This is the vegetarian Goma Udon ($12.90) from Wood Spoon Kitchen, a cute-as-a-button Japanese cafe in the funky end of Smith St. Apparently, the quality of udon (a thick white salted wheat noodle from Japan) can be measured in the sensory viscoelasticity of the noodle [...] Written by mellie on November 28th, 2008 | Tags: cafe, collingwood, Japanese, noodles, Smith Street, Wood Spoon Kitchen |
 8 comments |  Print This Post |  Email This PostG25 Postal Lane, GPO, 350 Bourke Street
As most of our regular readers know, I am obsessed with authentic Japanese ramen. It was my favourite dish during my trip to Japan last year, highlights of which included the Shin Yokohama Raumen Museum and the mighty Jiro Ramen. By [...] Written by ElegantGourmand on November 4th, 2008 | Tags: GPO, noodles, Ramen, ramen ya |
27 comments | Print This Post | Email This Post128 Hopkins Street, Footscray It’s not often that Mellie and I venture out to the Western ’burbs unless it is for a specific purpose, like when we travelled to (insert Franco Cozzo voiceover) Foot-des-Kray a couple of weeks ago for The Go Show, which was part of the Melbourne International [...] Written by ElegantGourmand on November 3rd, 2008 | Tags: Footscray, Hung Vuong, noodles, pho, Vietnamese |
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EG’s Mum is the best. She spent two days last week preparing the individual elements of this Hokkien/Singaporean dish, Lor Mee, and we devoured it in one fell appreciative swoop. The dish starts with a flavoursome stock which is thickened to a gravy consistency with cornstarch and egg. Then come the addins – thick [...] Written by mellie on July 17th, 2008 | Tags: Hokkien, Lor Mee, noodles, Singaporean |
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