Chai Yo

Venue: Chai Yo

Address: Canal Walk (behind Mc Donalds)

Tel: TBA

Date: 30 March 2012

Organised by: Janine

Patrons: Lucy, Mike, Amie, Carol, Anthony, Janine, Nadine, Ana Rita, Fiona

Comments:

- Spring rolls for starter were good + tasty - nice variety: prawn, veg, duck

- Steamed fish - ordered very mild & had quite a bite but very tasty & served on a fish platter on a flame.

- Sushi good - nice size portions, main & sweet sour sauce very good + filling - chilli quite present, but very tasty. Waited a bit, but very much worth the wait!

- Good food. Had the most divine sushi. It didn't fall apart when it hit the soya sauce. The chicken cashew & fried rice was excellent. Truly scrumptious meal.

- Sushi great - chicken noodles very tasty - generous portions.

- Really impressed with the sushi. Cashew chicken and noodles very tasty. Spring rolls were good. Sushi was very nice - not hot. Note: Don't rub eye when you have wasabi on your fingers - it burns.

- Glass noodle seafood salad (mild) = not so mild - burns like #@$t.

- Good spring rolls starter. The beef basil was vicious! Delicious all round.

Koko

Venue: Koko

Address: 23 Church Street, Durbanville

Tel: 021 9760719

Date: 03 March 2012

Organised by: Clarissa

Patrons: Mike, Amie, Bill, Vicky, Nadine

Comments:

- Soup Diagnon starter was lovely + so was sirloin main course. Nice veg + potato wedges. Lovely venue & relaxed atmosphere. Not sure why they are so quiet on a Saturday evening.

- Bruschetta was very tasty. Saltimbocca was also very good. Atmosphere was very relaxed.

- Fruit de mare pasta was great. The pork fillet was good as well. Quiet night!

- Good food - minestrone soup & saltimbocca both excellent. Great little restaurant.

- Bruschetta was very tasty and I loved the variety of toppings. Veal with lemon was tender and veggies unusual. I enjoyed the meal. Coffee was 'burnt' though.