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14 February 2011
Valentine's Romance at the Hare Krishna Food van, Newtown
A Street Food Valentines's dinner in Newtown at the Hare Krishna van.
Alison and I have a tradition of finding the most un-Valentine's restaurant we can on that evil day. Here there's romance by the bucket, for a small donation.
The food tastes better than it looks, in fact it's delicious, really delicious. It's a kitchery: rice and veggies cooked to mush, Pakistani comfort food. On the side is semolina and pineapple chunks, delicious on it's own or mixed in with the kitchery. Yum.
The wheels of romance roll in a couple of times a week at the Newtown Neighbourhood Centre on King Street. Alison will have to put out after this...
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This is a bit different!
ReplyDeleteHahaha love this idea, you guys are brilliant!
ReplyDeleteYou guys crack me up. Surely with all the stodge in your bellies all you guys did when you got home was lay on the couch will full tummies.
ReplyDeleteActually, we went to the Courthouse Hotel and tried their Justice Ale - sweet but satisfying. Then we lounged around....
ReplyDeleteCan anyone go or is this for the homeless? .. seems a bit slack and uncool if it's for the homeless. Just want to check, that's all ... don't want to get dirty looks.
ReplyDeleteIt's for everyone, make sure you put some cash in the donation bucket.
ReplyDeleteIt's bloody yummo !!!
ReplyDeleteI had two servings (full trays) today and could have gone for a third.