Apple Of My Pie Freakshake ($12.50)

Salted caramel thick shake, crunchy caramel popcorn, fresh cream and homemade apple pie puff.

I don't know how good the topping was because GUESS WHAT?

Lewis (myboyfriend) finished it all while I was taking a few shots of the other desserts, which took like what, less than 5 minutes?

So i'm guessing, it's pretty good too!

You could really taste the salted caramel flavour in the shake so if you like that, go for it!

Cookies & Cream Kronut ($11.50)

So it's their famous kronut topped with cookies & cream ice cream, chocolate drizzle and a cookie on top.

I really love cookies & cream so this was definitely to my taste and it tasted so yummy! 

61A Edward Street 

Norwood SA 5067

Opening Hours:

Mon - Tues Closed

Wed - Thurs 7.30pm - 11.00pm

Friday 7.30pm - 11.00pm

Saturday 9.00am - 2.30pm, 7.30pm - 11.30pm

Sunday 9.00am - 2.30pm, 7.30pm - 11.30pm

Phone:

(08) 8431 9922

That's pretty much how the restaurant looks like.
Honestly it's pretty small but I'd probably call it cozy than small.

The staff there were pretty quick to lay menus down as soon as we sat.

They've got quite a variety. There are different dishes of bibimbap, soups that come with a bowl of rice, and many more.

So after many arguments in my head, I managed to decide what I wanted.

There was four of us so we ordered 

Beef Hot Pot Bibimbap | Hot Pot Bibimbap with Fish Roe, Fried Kimchi, and Veges | Bibimbap with Sashimi | Spicy BBQ Pork with Rice | Spicy Pork Bone Soup | Soft Tofu Soup with Seafood

This came first, which is the usual refillable side dishes that you get in a korean restaurant.

So this is just your standard kimchi and bean sprouts.

The bean sprouts were alright but the kimchi was real good so be sure to refill that!

Beef Bibimbap in Hot Pot ($15.50, comes with miso soup)

One of the best bibimbap I've tasted in Adelaide. 

It's probably due to the type of vegetables that they use. 

I've found other places that use fresh salad vegetables like romaine which, in my opinion do not go well with bibimbap at all.

I'd prefer it with a little more meat but this was fine anyway.

Their bibimbap sauce was delicious and a perfect way to tie all the flavours together.

Big thumbs up for this bibimbap! 

 Bibimbap with Sashimi ($15.00, comes with miso soup)

My friend ordered this, and I didn't really get to try it so I can't say much.

However, I'm guessing it's pretty much like a Japanese Sashimi Rice Bowl.

Bibimbap with Fish Roe, Fried Kimchi and Veges in a Hot Pot ($14.50, comes with miso soup)

Unfortunately guys, didn't get to try this either. 

When it comes to bibimbap, I don't know I just move more towards the one with beef. 

It does look and smell good though.

Spicy BBQ Pork ($15.50, comes with rice and salad)

Lewis had this one.

I tasted a little bit of this and it was not bad. Quite nice actually. 

I just prefer bibimbap over it. 

But it's definitely tasty as well.

Soft Tofu Soup with Seafood ($15.50, comes with a bowl of rice)

This soup tasted really good. 

Best thing about the soups is you get to control the level of spiciness. 

If you can't handle the spice, just tell them to tone it down when you order.

We had a friend who couldn't take it so we ordered this one with less spice.

Nevertheless, it was still pretty delicious.

Would've probably liked a little more seafood in it though, but apart from that it was great!

 Spicy Pork Bone Soup ($15.90, comes with a bowl of rice)

Finally, what I've been raving about and waiting to tell you all about.

THIS, is literally the best korean soup I've ever tasted so far in my life. 

Since we ordered the other one with less spice, we ordered this extra spicy and it was so so SO GOOD.

If you guys don't know what to order if you visit Miga, ORDER THIS

Of course, order it according to your spice preference but you will definitely not regret it.

The soup is so delicious and tasty.

I'm not a fan of eating meat off the bones but if you are, you'd love it. 

Miga Korean Restaurant

3/474 Payneham Rd, 

Glynde SA 5070

Opening Hours:

Monday Closed

Tues - Sat 11.30am - 3.00pm, 5.30pm - 9.30pm

Sunday 5.00pm - 9.30pm

Phone:

(08) 8365 3612

If you know me, you know I love matcha and all things matcha.

In case you didn't know, matcha is also another name for green tea. 

So of course if there's place called Matcha House, you can bet I'll definitely try it out.

When you walk in, you immediately feel like you're in a Japanese home.
The lights are dimmed and there's a choice of traditional Japanese seating or normal seating

To be honest, the place isn't really that fancy. It's more authentic and homey.
Even their menus are pretty simple.
No designs, just the dessert/drink names, a short description and the price.

Matcha Sundae Galore
Honestly, can't tell you about this one, I apologize.
I didn't try this one because my roommate ordered it.


That's a lava cake. Also known as a molten cake.
Now this. This is what I'm looking for walking into a place called Matcha House.
The cake is fluffy while still remaining moist.
The green tea taste isn't that strong but it's just enough to make me want to come back for more!

LOVE Matcha House's Matcha Lava Cake and will definitely be back for more.

Fresh Chomp

Due to its name, I had thought 

"Oh! A burger place!"

However outside, there was a board with their specials written on it

Nasi Lemak

Pan Mee

Being Malaysians, and considering how hard it is to find authentic Malaysian food that actually tastes like it does back home?

Reading those words, they made us curious enough to want to try it out.

The shop owners, Angeline and John (husband&wife) introduced themselves. 

They're Malaysian too.

They didn't have that many mains on the menu, but that's a good thing for me because I always have trouble choosing!

They serve Nasi Lemak, Pan Mee, Laksa, and Teh Tarik amongst other things.

I ordered the Pan Mee (one of my favourites back home) and a cup of Teh Tarik while Lewis got the Nasi Lemak

After we had finished our food, Angeline and John came to our table and started a conversation.

They were so friendly and so inviting.

They explained that the shop was meant to be a Cafe serving sandwiches, pies, etc.

But then Malaysian customers came in requesting Malaysian food and that's when they decided to serve food from home as well

We lost track of time and ended up being there for maybe more than 2 hours!

But we didn't mind. 

It's always nice to meet and talk to people from home.

Talking about how much we missed home, Angeline was so sweet and offered Lewis a small cup of Teh Tarik.

Teh Tarik
Also known as Malaysian pulled milk tea. It is a brew of black tea mixed with condensed/evaporated milk poured from a height to create a sweet, frothy drink.

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Angeline also offered to let us try their Kaya Butter Toast as well.

& of course, it tasted so so good as well!
I didn't get any pictures of it unfortunately, because it was so good I ate it pretty quickly.

I highly highly recommend this place for Malaysian food.
Even if you don't want a main meal, try out their Kaya Butter Toast + Coffee/Tea Deal for only $5
You won't regret it!

Definitely going to be one of their regulars!

 Opening Hours:

Mon - Wed, Friday 9.00am - 5.30pm

Thursday 9.00am - 9.00pm

Saturday 9.00am - 5.00pm

Sunday 11.00am - 5.00pm

Phone:

0424 086 592