Out for fishing!

Almost each one of us have came across or have met someone who is  allergic to some pollens, kind of peanuts, sunflower seeds or other bizaare objects. Other peeps will say that they are not allergic to paracetamol but would likely panic and react whenever they encounter loud, or interact with over sophisticated individuals.

Others would claim that they have allergy in eating seafood! (I can't imagine myself with that) And thank heavens, the latter type excludes me save for jellyfishes , who isn;t anyway:-) And what's the better way to exercise my "seafood allergy free" birthright? Have fun on the beach and of course indulge myself with seeeeeeeaaaafooooood! 

This time, my dear friend and I trooped down to Fish & Co, a recent favourite among seafood houses. It's relatively cheap -of course, no house wine being served,  compared with fine dining restaurants and hotels. The taste is good, thanks to long wait for your orders to be served. The rationale - its prepared from supposed fresh catch:-) 

To amuse ourselves from long wait, it's always good top order soup of the day with choice of beverage- sparkling pazzion fruit drink.

Fish chowder for Charlie ?

I must confess the chowder soup is sooo good and creamy. And who doesn't want a soup that just melts perfectly in your mouth? Okies then, unfortunately the chowder spell didn't last long. I's time for a more lasting euphoric source- the mains!!!

My dear friend had a grastronomic treat with a seafood platter complete with java rice, fries, buttered prawn, calamares and dory fish paired with thick tartar sauce! yum yum!

Its colour can tell its sooo delicioso!

After having too much of the seafood platter (I normally order this set whenever I visit here) I have decided to treat myself and experience swordfish this time! and to elaborate what I ate, I basically ordered this

A flying swordfish turned into...

tasty deep fried swordfish paired with vegetables and mashed potato with sweet chilli sauce ! how it can be better than that ?

And to finish our "fishing" expedition, we ended our dinner with a delightful cheesecake. We finished it too fast that my camera missed to capture a mouthwatering dessert .LOL

As they say, life is too short to identify the parts of the fish that I were eating. True enough, I mistakenly identified the fish ear as the eyes (because of its soft texture) until I resolved it to conclusion that swordfish don't have big ears..they only have brains:-) Still good after all:-)

Cheeros!