Ao Dai – Adelaide

City Cross in the Adelaide CBD is a surprisingly huge complex, offering its visitors with a number of services, including technology, clothing, and cosmetics (to name a few). Understandably, there are facilities to help shoppers refuel on energy through the various options of eateries and food joints that are situated for a greater portion of…

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Rundle Mall Christmas 2016 Sneak Peek

Rundle Mall has always been one of the most popular spots in Adelaide, where locals and tourists alike flock to get their shopping fix. But Rundle Mall is so much more than that! In fact, there is a sense of a close-knit community as you walk down the Mall – there are buskers showcasing their…

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Cibo – Application and Ferrari Competition

One of Adelaide’s most popular cafes that attracts the working crowd, the poor student, and the weary tourist is Cibo – with their red umbrellas, their cheerful staff, and the aromatic scent of fresh coffee being brewed, you really can’t miss it! Scattered around Adelaide CBD and surrounding suburbs, Cibo has built its reputation as…

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Fish Head

I’ve been a bit slow on checking out Fish Head, but all the reports that I’ve heard have been very positive. Like many of his other successful businesses, Walter Ventura is once again behind the scenes, this time serving up a South East Asian fusion of Malay, Indonesian and a touch of Indian. The menu…

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Kingpin Bowling – Norwood

When I was younger, a bowling centre was just that, a place to come and play ten pin bowling. These places have come a long way since then, particularly Kingpin Bowling, which offers a range of other activities including laser tag and arcade games. Food at bowling centres are known to be fairly basic, but…

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Kickstart For Kids – No Breakfast Breakfast

More than 500 business leaders across Adelaide will get nothing but food for thought when they support Kickstart for Kids’ (KSFK) annual ‘No Breakfast Breakfast’ at the Hilton Adelaide on Friday November 25, 2016. That’s when, tummies rumbling and paying $50 per head or $450 for a table of 10 for the privilege, the sole…

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The Grand Gelinaz Shuffle 2016

Gelinaz is a concept devised over a decade ago by Food Writer, Andrea Petrini, and involves a loose affiliation of chefs being brought together. The Grand Gelinaz Shuffle is the same idea but on a global scale with 40 of the best chefs in the world swapping lives, identities and restaurants to create a one-of-a-kind…

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I Choose SA – Photo Competition

We want to see snaps of you enjoying an SA day out, sharing delicious SA produce or even using an SA based service. Whatever you love about South Australia, we’d like to see it. To enter, simply upload a photo of how you choose SA and follow the instructions for each channel below: Facebook @ichoosesa…

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23rd Street Distillery – Lavish Lawn Days

The best of the Riverland region comes to the jewel of McLaren Vale this summer when the new Twenty Third Street Distillery collaborates with Beresford Estate to present their prime spirits for the inaugural, free and fabulous ‘Lavish Lawn Days’. The first of these is set for the lush lawns of the picturesque Beresford Estate…

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Pressed Tin Cafe – Launch Party

Tonight we were invited to the launch of Pressed Tin Café. Located on Grote street just up from Chinatown, this little eatery is the newest addition to the Australian-owned furniture store, Early Settler. What? Furniture store? Yeah! Early Settler is a huge store featuring rustic, colonial and country-style furniture with a modern twist. Unsurprisingly, the…

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