Wednesday 10 September 2014

Seoul Ria in Sydney

Supper in Sydney. 
Spicy chicken rice hot pot. $17 Trying to add more vegetables to your diet for fibre & vitamins? See below. 

7 work colleagues on conference visit to Sydney. Had the bibimbap rice dishes. Didn't have the BBQ or hot pot. It was quiet as late 10 pm dinner. Servings were large and food hot in the stone pots and spicy. Cost $20 per person. There were several accompaniments. One person had extra kimchee. I had the teriyaki eel. Tasty & wished there was more eel to go around. 

The side dishes. 


Another hot meal for $15. Tofu and vegetables with rice. 


We stayed at the Sofitel Sydney see sydney-at-sofitel-wentworth-hotel-2

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Trying to add veges sensibly to your diet?
Some suggestions.
Eat your salad first before the main meal. 
Or add chopped greens to your meal. 
Sprinkle herbs and veges on your soups or mains. 
Try mixing vege sticks with drinks instead only just having salty nuts or chips. Alternate a vege stick with a chip or crisp. Enjoy. 
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