Eat, Play & Have Fun!: 2014

Tuesday, 12 August 2014

Perth (Year 2012) Day 4: The 3 Meals

Day 4 morning, we simply picked a cafe for a breakfast. Limited shops opened at about 8 something or 9 in the morning. I love English breakfast!

We were at Little Caesars Pizzeria for dinner that night. We were told this Pizzeria was voted as the world 2nd best pizza in the world. We had 2 pizza as above and Apple Strudel (picture below). Well, not bad. You should try.

Apple Strudel

Little Caesars Pizzeria

Shop 212, Sorrento Quay
Hillarys Boat Harbour
Sorrento WA 6020
Phone: (08) 9243 3114
Open 11.30am to 3pm & 5pm –
till late Weekdays
11.30am till late weekends

Take-away phone orders welcome
Bookings taken for 10 or more only

Website: http://littlecaesarspizzeria.com.au/

This is something new to us at that time. We have no idea what is San Churro.

Hot Chocolate

Churros for Two

And so, this is the famous San Churro. Oh, the chocolates were too sweet. I'm not a chocolate lover.

Do come and have a visit if you are a chocolate fans.

And a year later after coming back to Malaysia, I only notice there were some shops selling Churros.

Chocolateria San Churro

Shop 220, Sorrento Quay Boardwalk

58 Southside Drive

Hillarys Boat Harbour, Western Australia

Australia 6025.

Phone: 08 9448 6001

email: hillarys@sanchurro.com.au

Monday, 11 August 2014

Perth (Year 2012) Day 3: Perth City

On Day 3, we continued to explore Perth City, by walking. :) We are not visiting many attractions on this day as we would like to have some shopping!

"Cactus" opposite the train station

State Library of Western Australia

It opens for public to enter and there's locker inside the library to store your bags.

State Library of Western Australia

Opening Hours:

Mon - Thu: 9.00am - 8.00pm

Fri: 9.00am - 8.00pm

Sat - Sun: 10.00am - 5.30pm

State Library of Western Australia

State Library of Western Australia
25 Francis Street
Perth Cultural Centre
Perth WA 6000
Australia.

Western Australian Museum

The Western Australian Museum is the State's premier cultural organisation, housing WA's scientific and cultural collection.

Western Australian Museum

Perth Cultural Centre, James Street,

Perth, Western Australia, 6000 Australia.

Opening Hours: Daily 9.30am to 5.00pm

Free admission but suggested donation $5.

Free Wifi.
Website: http://museum.wa.gov.au/

Kings Park

We had home-cooked dinner that night. After the dinner, our friends brought us to see the night scene of Perth.

Perth (Year 2012) Day 3: Brunch @ 44 King Street (CLOSED DOWN)

A friend of our friends brought us to 44 King Street for brunch before we moved on to our destination of the day. This restaurant located right opposite Channel. And according to Tripadvisor and their official FB page, they were already closed down end of 2012.

Not cheap though. And not to say good too. Normal and just acceptable.

Sunday, 10 August 2014

Perth (Year 2012) Day 2: The 3 Meals of The Day

We had our breakfast at Croissant Express on the 2nd morning.

No luck! :)

I couldn't recall what is this. I remember we had this in a shopping mall's food court. We just simply order one and I remember our expression looking at it because this is exactly out of what we expected. LOL.

@ Mad Mex

In the evening, our friends brought us to this Mexican restaurant called Mad Mex for Burrito. This is my first time having Burrito. It's nice but I don't like to have black beans. Burrito - soft flour tortilla with brown rice, black beans, pico de gallo, cheese, lettuce and sour cream. You can add your choice of filling and salsas.

There are a few Mad Mex outlet in Perth itself - Brookfield Place, Claremont, Hay Street, Hillarys Boat Harbour, and Subiaco.

Website: http://www.madmex.com.au/

Burrito

Drinking wine is like drinking water in Western country? I find myself having a lot of wine in Perth, especially dinner time, our friends ordered it. I couldn't recall what's the purpose of drinking this, suddenly there's a glass of wine handed to me, at home.

Perth (Year 2012) Day 2: Perth City

For the next few days, we're on our own. We will be exploring the Perth City. Basically it's easy to travel around the city, you can walk or take a bus with a map. Most tourist attractions are placed near to each other. I like to walk when travel so that I can really see the place I visited.

Let's start our walking journey.

St. Mary's Cathedral

17 Victoria Square, Perth,

Western Australia 6000, Australia.

(Open daily for public entry from 8am to 6pm)

Royal Perth Hospital

We spotted the hospital located opposite St. Mary's Cathedral.

Perth Concert Hall

5 St Georges Terrace | Perth City Area,

Perth, Western Australia 6000, Australia.

The Government House

30 St. Georges Terrace, Adjacent to Supreme Court Gardens | Perth Cbd,

Perth, Western Australia 6000, Australia (Perth CBD)

St. George's Cathedral

38 St George's Terrace | Perth Cbd, Perth,

Western Australia 6000, Australia (Perth CBD).

Perth Town Hall

Completed in 1870, this delightful Victorian Gothic landmark was completely restored in 2005. It is the only convict-built capital city town hall in Australia, and a fragment of the original convict roll is on permanent display in the foyer with other City of Perth memorabilia. Generally open 11:00AM-1:00PM weekdays, but phone 08 9229 2965 first because it is sometimes closed for private functions. Free historic tour every Thursday at 2:00PM. (Source: Tripadvisor)

Perth Town Hall

Cnr Hay and Barrack Sts | Perth Cbd, Perth,

Western Australia 6000, Australia (Perth CBD)

Any meaning for this???? Looks like kebab. LOL

When you see all the tall buildings, you are near to one of the attraction - The Bell Tower.

The Bell Tower

The Bell Tower is one of the largest musical instruments on earth and was custom built to house the historically significant bells of Saint Martin in the Fields Church, the parish church of Buckingham Palace in Trafalgar Square, London.

One of Western Australia's most unique and visited attractions, The Bell Tower offers tourists fascinating displays on these famous bells and the ancient art of bell ringing, as well as stunning 360 degree views of Perth city skyline and the Swan River from the sixth floor open air observation deck.

The Bell Tower is the only place in the world where you can view bell ringing in action or where you can even have a go at bell ringing yourself in one of their interactive demonstrations.
(Source: ExperiencePerth.com)