We felt that it could be more than just a local pub. If anything, the Cornerstone Alehouse restaurant was very fitting for a fancy dining or date night especially with its realistic prices, pleasant space, and accommodating staff. 

Rabbit in the Moon is such a cute name and my first impression was that I really liked this cosy and bright looking café. The café was decorated very well with a combination of bright yellow and pastel colours all throughout and the sunny yellow coffee machine.

Besides serving as a reminder of a good uni times, Sundays Everyday is definitely a Japanese restaurant that I will dine in regularly.

One day we decided to have a mini road trip and drove to Penny Garden to have a special birthday breakfast with the family. I guess the long drive makes it even more special.

How did the new Americana burger fare when tried by 22 people?

The Old Boy lived up to the name by providing warmth to the customers and heart-warming old school jaffles.

We found this unsuspecting yet surprisingly cute cafe called Yocal in Fremantle.

It was interesting to see how the ensured quality and perfection in every sip of coffee that I drink.

The signage at the front said "the Moon - still open" and I'm so happy to see that they still open til late at night.

Scoopon gave us a chance to try a 7 course meal for two people. It turned out to be a challenge for both of us.

Future prediction: With almost a perfect rating in Zomato, it's guaranteed that you will visit Chu for more of their offerings.

Melting Pot is a small restaurant, but the customer service and quality of food that they served was quite top-notch. Find out what we usually ordered there!

The new Hayashi was surprisingly good, especially when the "Superior Beef Tenderloin" is in the menu.

How small can a micro coffee shop be? BOOespresso is proof that you don't need a big area to create a tasty cup of coffee.

The cheap uni food still taste the same, as good as it was before.

Grand Lane is becoming cooler by time especially with the addition of a micro coffee shop, Henry Saw.