Wallmans and Taste of China

Wallmans gives you dinner and a show (left in pic). A beautiful three course meal with beautiful voices, themed songs, and great dancers. Eirik and I were lucky enough to get great discount tickets with our friends Jana and Alex, and go with them. Our table chose to have the Wallmans menu, an entree of raw salmon with wasabi mayonnaise, sotéd leek, and sour coleslaw; entrecôte with potato fondant, mushrooms, bacon, onion, and red wine jus; and an amazing vanilla panacota with raspberry couli and crumbles.

My birthday was about two weeks ago, on a Monday. I didn't want to do much this year, so I spent time with friends over the weekend and had a special day skyping mom, and spending time with Truffle and Eirik, who gave me beautiful hydrangeas, a stunning tea set made up of pastel blue, pink, and beige tea cups, saucers, and cake plates, and a home made mud cake!

 For my birthday dinner, I really felt like some good Chinese food, and google reviews lead Eirik and I to Taste of china. The food was very reasonably priced. We ordered chicken dumplings, beef dumplings, and noodles with pork and blackbean sauce. It was absolutely delicous! And the dessert... ouwwww banana in a thin batter with a thin caramel sauce with a side of vanilla ice cream and chocolate sauce. We also tried their Chinese beer Tsing Tao. I'm not a fan of beer, but this was really good.

The restaurant felt a bit like home. The reviews say that its an authentic chinese restaurant like those in China, with paper as a top table cloth and your order written on it. For me, it reminded me a bit of the chinese restaurants in Mauritius. The stairs going up to the restaurant, the feel and decor as you walk in. All in all, I do recommend it!

Saskia P dress with Temt jacket