back with Zyng
Zyng restaurant serves noodle bowls that you can create yourself and even choose all kinds of noodles, vegetables and sauce. I do not have much to say except that the sauces are classified by degree of power and the noodles are classified by degree of size. The teriyaki sauce
is excellent, the peanut also. You can choose lots of vegetables to cook and put in your pasta (One trick, fill the bowl to the max!).
There is no waiting for the service and people are funny and nice in this small, even tiny restaurant that looks like Asian styles mixed with modern and filled with bamboo.
The large window in front of us can see the street and cars passing in the Latin Quarter of Montreal
is very affordable and I tell you, the dumplings are absolutely delicious!
I recommend it highly!
http://www.zyng.com/French/index.html - Website
Sunday, February 28, 2010
Monday, February 8, 2010
Lambourghini Rental Edmonton
Frite Alors!
Frite restaurants then! Montreal Restaurants are (and Rawdon)
whose specialties include fried mayonnaise and sauces-which are delicious. I
ate a croque-monsieur to Belgian excellent, my father and my uncle, poutine and a blue pear sandwich, my mother and my aunt, European sausages.
The decor is typical Belgian restaurants, which means most of the decorations of Tintin (a Belgian popular) and pictures of great citizens of Belgium. Tables and chairs are quite hardy, but still comfortable. The one on 9th Avenue, not far from the street Masson is very intimate (in comparison to some others) and everything looks like a small cozy canteen.
The service is friendly (and funny, our server did not stop making jokes) but slightly slow ... But for example, for the food! Nothing to blame for everything is great and so good! There is also a restaurant take-out or buy chips in cones and all the rest of the menu.
short, a restaurant a little expensive but delicious!
Addresses
1562 Laurier E., Mtl
433 Rachel E., Mtl
3497 St-Laurent, Mtl
5405 9th Avenue (Masson), Mtl
4153 Vincent Massey Road, Rawdon
3527 Lacombe (Cote-des-Neiges), Mtl
1710 St-Denis, Mtl
Frite restaurants then! Montreal Restaurants are (and Rawdon)
whose specialties include fried mayonnaise and sauces-which are delicious. I
ate a croque-monsieur to Belgian excellent, my father and my uncle, poutine and a blue pear sandwich, my mother and my aunt, European sausages.
The decor is typical Belgian restaurants, which means most of the decorations of Tintin (a Belgian popular) and pictures of great citizens of Belgium. Tables and chairs are quite hardy, but still comfortable. The one on 9th Avenue, not far from the street Masson is very intimate (in comparison to some others) and everything looks like a small cozy canteen.
The service is friendly (and funny, our server did not stop making jokes) but slightly slow ... But for example, for the food! Nothing to blame for everything is great and so good! There is also a restaurant take-out or buy chips in cones and all the rest of the menu.
short, a restaurant a little expensive but delicious!
Addresses
1562 Laurier E., Mtl
433 Rachel E., Mtl
3497 St-Laurent, Mtl
5405 9th Avenue (Masson), Mtl
4153 Vincent Massey Road, Rawdon
3527 Lacombe (Cote-des-Neiges), Mtl
1710 St-Denis, Mtl
Saturday, January 30, 2010
Pain In Chest With Copd
Excuse me! and other news
Again I'm late but This time I'll catch up with two topics: the melting chocolate, the restaurant Le Saint-Hyacinthe bamboo.
-Chocolate Fudge
chocolate 100 g butter
: 90 g
sugar: 40 g egg
: 3
flour: 30 g
Preparation
Melt chocolate with butter over very low heat.
Mix egg yolks with some of the sugar and remaining sugar with flour.
Then mix the two preparations and add this new chocolate mixture.
Beat whites until stiff and gently fold in the chocolate mixture.
Finally pour into 4 small ramekins and refrigerate for 1 hour.
At dessert time, preheat oven to 450, bake 10-15 minutes at most while watching closely.
Serve warm with ice cream.
Bon appetite!
-Bamboo (Neighbor Coal.)
A very nice little restaurant run by Asians. The service is excellent and fast and, in addition, they speak French, unlike the Star of the East (See article on this subject.).
The food is excellent: the pad thai was not too spicy, the soup too. The dessert is excellent (Ask the bamboo or the fried ice cream, they are the best!). The decor is typically
Asian FACOR the North American, we like it or not, but that's not all low-end!
My mother ate a love nest (or crispy noodles, I'm not sure of the name) to the shrimp was also very good. I recommend this restaurant the place to go especially if you love Asian cuisine!
Good food!
Again I'm late but This time I'll catch up with two topics: the melting chocolate, the restaurant Le Saint-Hyacinthe bamboo.
-Chocolate Fudge
chocolate 100 g butter
: 90 g
sugar: 40 g egg
: 3
flour: 30 g
Preparation
Melt chocolate with butter over very low heat.
Mix egg yolks with some of the sugar and remaining sugar with flour.
Then mix the two preparations and add this new chocolate mixture.
Beat whites until stiff and gently fold in the chocolate mixture.
Finally pour into 4 small ramekins and refrigerate for 1 hour.
At dessert time, preheat oven to 450, bake 10-15 minutes at most while watching closely.
Serve warm with ice cream.
Bon appetite!
-Bamboo (Neighbor Coal.)
A very nice little restaurant run by Asians. The service is excellent and fast and, in addition, they speak French, unlike the Star of the East (See article on this subject.).
The food is excellent: the pad thai was not too spicy, the soup too. The dessert is excellent (Ask the bamboo or the fried ice cream, they are the best!). The decor is typically
Asian FACOR the North American, we like it or not, but that's not all low-end!
My mother ate a love nest (or crispy noodles, I'm not sure of the name) to the shrimp was also very good. I recommend this restaurant the place to go especially if you love Asian cuisine!
Good food!
Saturday, January 9, 2010
Underwear Peeking Through Jeans
Thanks !!!!!!!!!!!! Siphon
I say a big thank you to Marie-Julie issue Pseudo Radio quoting the name of my blog
and another thank you to everyone who went to see my site thanks to the show.
Thank you.
(The next item is the chocolate icing and will be published this weekend.)
I say a big thank you to Marie-Julie issue Pseudo Radio quoting the name of my blog
and another thank you to everyone who went to see my site thanks to the show.
Thank you.
(The next item is the chocolate icing and will be published this weekend.)
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