Sinny is Seafood Paradise
Second day, we woke up late and didn’t do what we planned to do in the morning. But we got dressed up and went to Sydney Fish Market.
We die die have to have lunch there. So K got busy taking pictures while I was drooling at all the seafood there.
At the end, we had a seafood platter for 2 and Sashimi Salmon.
This big slab of fresh Salmon Sashimi is only $13.
Seafood Platter for 2.
After lunch we walked around and took some touristy pictures. Well, KL did. I just took more food pictures.
I love the fried white baits.
My favourite Oysters Kilpatick and Mornay.
I saw this and had to take a picture of it. Wish BS, NL and GL was there with us. They would love all the seafood. My best foodie mates are in SunnyLand!!! *sob!!!
I was still feeling pecking, even after the huge lunch. A lady was going around offering ice cream samples and so I bought this “Death by Chocolate”. Its soooo good. Its fudgey and yummy.
Anyway, we went out into the sun to sit a little and KL was taking pictures while I kept wanting to eat more. So off into the shed I went, looking for more food.
I saw this and had to get it.
I told KL that he can tell people that I bought him Abalone for his birthday. So generous!
Some pictures of raw food.
“Don’t eat me!”, says the yabbies.
Never tried Scampes before. Heard that it taste like prawn. Hahaa…
This must be the uglist fish ever.
Never seen a real swordfish. Wonder which way up?
We left the Fish Market feeling sad until I saw these Lalang on the side of the road. I love Lalangs. Now it just remind me of Sunnyland.
After all that eating, we went back to the city to do a little shopping. However, shopping was boring because I wasn’t allowed to walk into any shops that Melly have. So basically, I didn’t walk into most shops.
We went to QVB to have a look and this is wax figure of Queen Victoria during her coronation.
The whole QVB is damn old like a old mansion. Yes, I have to take picture of the toilet of course.
At night, we met Edwin for dinner. He picked us up and brought us to the suburbs to have this really authentic Ramen. Well, it was pretty chilly that night so the ramen was most inviting.
Here’s the menu with the address.
Edwin had the Pork in Miso Soup.
I had the Katsu Chicken in Miso soup.
KL had the Seafood Ramen which I traded my chicken for.
It was sooo good that we ate every last bit of it. Good choice, Edwin.
After dinner, we went to take some obligatory shots of the harbour, bridge, opera house. KL has some nice pictures which I am not going to steal.