Thursday night post a few drinks means two tipsy girls need tasty food stat and we stumbled into the brightly lit Oriental Spoon on Elizabeth Street which had only opened earlier in the week, so we were told.
The welcome was warm and friendly. The menu isn't that big but we managed to find a couple of dishes to share.
The welcome was warm and friendly. The menu isn't that big but we managed to find a couple of dishes to share.
We had the spicy rice cakes and the kim chee and bacon fried rice...carb overload. We needed some protein so ordered a tonkotsu fillet afterwards. The rice was served on a big shovel so the novelty factor was there in spades...boom!
The spicy rice cakes packed a punch and I liked the chewy texture. The fried rice was flavoursome with salty bacon and then a slight tang of kim chee. Accompanying pickles, kim chee and miso soup were pleasant enough. The tonkotsu was very thin but super crispy and just what was needed.
Oriental Spoon is the epitomy of cheap and cheerful but also satisfying and just what was needed.
The spicy rice cakes packed a punch and I liked the chewy texture. The fried rice was flavoursome with salty bacon and then a slight tang of kim chee. Accompanying pickles, kim chee and miso soup were pleasant enough. The tonkotsu was very thin but super crispy and just what was needed.
Oriental Spoon is the epitomy of cheap and cheerful but also satisfying and just what was needed.
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