Showing posts with label cheap eats. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cheap eats. Show all posts

Wednesday, 11 May 2011

Always a new tasty offer - IKEA Catalogue 2011

'Always a new tasty offer' 2011, IKEA Catalogue 2011, IKEA, pp.373-375.

These pages in IKEA’s home furnishing catalogue reveal this year’s food special deals at IKEA’s restaurant and bistro. IKEA’s restaurant offers a broad variety of traditional Swedish cuisine, local favourites, and a kid’s menu at low prices. Here you can start your gastronomic day tour with a hearty breakfast, choose the legendary Swedish meatballs for lunch not forgetting about the hot soup and fresh salads, grab a quick coffee and cake for afternoon tea, or a hot dog and ice-cream in a bistro at your departure. V.O.

Sunday, 8 May 2011

A guiding light

Rousseau, N 2011, ‘A guiding light’, The Age, 22 February 2011, p.1 (Epicure section), viewed 24 April 2011, <Factiva database>.

In this article Rousseau, a Cheap Eats guide's editor, presents the listing of eleven winners across various categories in 2011’s The Age Cheap Eats book. The article reviews the cuisine features of splendid Melbourne’s dining venues at sensible prices. Also several former Cheap Eats editors explore the changing trends and fads of Melbournians’ eating preferences over the past decade. The article refers readers to The Age Cheap Eats 2011 book. V.O.


Sweet And Sour Fork blog


Ming 2011, Sweet And Sour Fork, weblog, viewed 29 April 2011, <http://sweetandsourfork.blogspot.com/>.

Ming, a university student, is a food blogger and gastronomic adventurer who only began the Sweet And Sour Fork in February this year and already attracted 2415 pageviewers to her blog. Ming’s blog includes reviews of Melbourne's CBD restaurants, cafes, multicultural cuisine venues, and cheap eateries. Ming’s true passion for food is evident from her postings, which reflect her social life of eating out with friends. V.O.