December 19th, 2009
Filed under: Life, Restaurants, Reviews | Tags: birthday, canterbury university, China Kitchen, chinese, christchurch, Copper Chime, food, graduation, indian, ivy, preschool

Talk about what I did on my birthday; graduation, visit to my old pre-school, great meals.
December 4th, 2009
Filed under: Life, Restaurants | Tags: chrismas, greek, ivy, party, santorini, vlog

Ivy had her Xmas work due tonight at a Greek Restaurant called Santorini. Was more fun than I expected it to be.
January 17th, 2009
Filed under: Restaurants, Reviews | Tags: food, turkish

Topkapi Turkish Kebab House
Just got back from dinner with Ivy at the Topkapi Turkish Kebab House. It didn’t start off to great, after ordering our meals at the counter we went to sit down. While seated the waitress who took our order approached us and asked “You guys are taking away right?” Um, nope. She then tried to tell us that she had already put it through as takeaway and looked at me like ‘you’re going to have to leave’. I told her we have nowhere to eat and asked if she could just bring it to the table. Finally she agreed that we could eat there, but our entree would be cold as it is already wrapped up and can’t be heated up in the container.
When we finally got around to eating the food, I got a Grilled Zucchini Kebab and Ivy got a Lamb Kebab, it wasn’t the best. Not to mention it was overpriced. I did enjoy the atmosphere of the place, but I doubt we will return any time soon.
January 11th, 2009
Filed under: Restaurants, Reviews | Tags: christchurch, food, india

Last Train to India
A friend of mine from Teacher’s College, Aman Sidhu, recently opened an India restaurant here in Christchurch. It’s called
Last Train to India. It is located in the heart of the city on Cashel St right next to the Bridge of Remembrance. It’s also one of the best looking restaurants I have ever been in, with huge cushioned seats and marble tables. The food is good, I have been there for lunch and dinner and enjoyed both meals.
One thing I noticed is the uncomfortableness that arises when friends are all of a sudden put into customer/service roles. It’s weird to all of a sudden have a friend treat you like a customer. I’m sure it was the same for her, she might have felt the need to treat me special or chat with me when she was really needed elsewhere. Anyone else have experiences like this?
Belated Happy Birthday! And congrats on your graduation!