Tuesday, March 17, 2009

Moshi Moshi

We were heading to Port Melbourne, which is just off the city and where the Spirit of Tasmania takes off. It's a beautiful place, near the beach, plentiful restaurants, boutiques and other shops... We were heading to Moshi Moshi, this Japanese restaurant that we thought it was the opening on that day but actually, it was a get together amongst Gia Min's friends, Paul and Sunny and others. Paul and Sunny are such a warm and friendly couple and they were so sweet to organise this lunch get together, as everyone is so busy on their own lives and this is a fantastic idea and a good opportunity to catch up with friends.



Around Port Melbourne. The houses and apartments here are so posh. Wish could afford to buy a house here, it's real lovely living here but it's super duper expensive!


outside Moshi Moshi




May I introduce Lisa, Gia Min and Molly

a couch inside Moshi Moshi to relax and chill out

pathway to the toilet

Featuring chef and owner, Tatsuya Yamazaki


Paul and Sunny toasting. They had the whole restaurant closed for us. Amazing right? It was a fantastic and fulfilled lunch as I got to know new friends, outside the Malaysian community.. hahaha.. If you realise, most of my pictures and my friends are amongst the Malaysians or Asian group.

One of the starters with prawn, oysters, sashimi, salad... Just amazing food. I can't wait to go back there and eat. Everything was so fresh and tasty. Remarkable food

Tempura.. Got salmon, mushroom, onion, crab sticks and others.. Pretty interesting

this was one big yummy miso soup bowl.

sushi eel, salmon and can't remember what was the other one..

from L to R : Paul, Lisa, Gia Min, James, Anna, Me and Justin

Sunny and Molly from L-R, added into this picture

and all of us! Thanks to Paul and Sunny for organising this lunch and thanks Gia Min for bringing us there. It was a real pleasure meeting all of you. We had a fantastic time and it was an amazing lunch. Loads food and till today I can still remember how the food tastes and melts in my mouth.. YUMMMMMYyyyyyy! We should do this again :)

Please remember to call Moshi Moshi for reservations. You MUST try this Japanese restaurant. LIKE A MUST EAT HERE BEFORE YOU DIE :) oh yes, and the prices are very reasonable too.

1 comment:

Unknown said...

Your most welcome =) Very glad that both you and Jus enjoyed meeting new friends in this private
get-together with the scrumptious Japanese meal.