Yeah I'm just blogging about anything now ain't I?

Food is food kay.

I've always pranced by these little stalls, and only ever purchased goods off this place once.

It's a candy wonderland, really! All these sweets reminise my tastebuds of the good ol' days in Canada.

Rows and rows of candy available for you to make use of the available scooper or tongs to pop into your little bag

Pink cutie bags

Picking and choosing all the tasty ones...

Raspberry belts!

My friend and I had plans to attend the Explore Europe expo down at the convention centre. We got to the city and were starving! Chowing on our easyway and boost, we searched around harbourside for a place to eat.

We were particularly looking for lunch specials - I never eat out for lunch! So I had to snatch something up...

We had a closer look at Dragon Boat's menu and proceeded inside.

The tables are fancy, we decided to sit outside.

Well helllllloooo specials menu!

Dragon boat's banquet specials were alright. You get what you pay for. Especially for a place right at Harbourside. The portions were pretty small and their food simply reminded me of food court food, where you're given a plate and you go along the line scooping up a bit of goods from each section.... I think I would have done better off there though. 

Eaaaaaasyway!

Everytime I order from this place, I always order my good ol' milk tea with pearls. Can't possibly go wrong with that.

I went up to Darling Harbour for dinner Friday night. I actually didn't expect much of the night, and didn't think I'd fall so in love with the two places we went to (the other place). Originally we were meant to go to Hurricanes, then I was given the opportunity to choose any restaurant I wanted, I filtered and filtered through so many in Darling Harbour.... then I settled for Hurricanes. I am horrible at finding restaurants to eat at and the last person anyone should ask. 

So my mate made a call to Hurricanes for a booking, turns out they're booked out for the Fridays of the next two weeks. Daaammmn. An impromptu booking for Criniti's was made (and on my friend's half, 20 minutes of persuading the girl on the phone to give us the Harbourside view) and we were there.

I've been to Criniti's twice in Parramatta. I actually didn't expect much at all... Criniti's at Parramatta is pretty bleh, and let me tell you, nothing like Darling Harbours one. The atmosphere was incredibly different. The place was unsurprisingly packed!

I had a pretty awesome time here and so did my mate. We both thought the food was great, had some amazing seats, can't complain. This place was nothing like the Parramatta Criniti's! But it is overpriced ($40 for a chicken breast!). I would definitely want to come back to smash some ribs though!