Rice Workshop II The Lab Nitrogen Gelato @ Friday, February 07, 2014
Rice Workshop & The Lab Nitrogen Gelato
Last Friday we went to Rice Workshop for dinner. It was not a good day to be in China Town. The menu is huge, pretty much you can get anything as a salad, with rice or udon noddles. And for those who prefer custom meals you can get that too - but do note that everything in deep fried, almost. For those who picked something from the menu it only takes minutes too cook, and they do this while you wait in a cafeteria style line, though I don't recall seeing trays... There's a fridge section for Japanese drinks, salads like potato and seaweed and a range of assorted asian desserts, unfortunately I couldn't hold still long enough to get a picture. At the end of the line you pay and there's trays with pickles and sauces. Where shall we sit? Not upstairs! It's suffocating and cramped up there! No pictures cause there were too many people and they were watching rather than chatting to others and eating.
Kimchi Beef $9.20
No. 3 Sliced beef topped with fermented spicy veggies seasoned.
His comment was that the bowl was too deep and so you'd have the toppings before the rice. No comment on the octopus balls. Jas does not talk very much, saving it up all for his vlog. :P Though not in a frenemies/mean girls way.
Teriyaki Chicken Udon $7.50
No. 13 Udon noodle soup topped with Teriyaki Chicken.
I had the terayki udon (I couldn't decided between rice, salad or udon, so he picked). Struggled with my plastic fork/spoon, everything that they were your food in is disposable - except the tray. If we have to eat here again I'm going BYO cutlery. Terayaki chicken was nice, but not anywhere as amazing as Purple Peanuts, jas agrees.
The Bill
Dessert round two we went to the wrong place. We were meant to go to Brunswick N2, but instead went to the one on Bourke St. Different menus... That's how I figured it out.
The Menu
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He had the gaytime (lol, no it's an ice cream actually) while he said
tasted nothing like the ice cream, but rather salted caramel.
I had the TimTam, great topping (actual tim tam bites)
but other than that it was just high quality milk chocolate ice cream.
Dislike. I can do this at home, all you need is the ice cream and crushed TimTams. Looking forward
Have you tried nitrogen ice cream?
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