The Mid day cooking show of ISYS100

The Mid day cooking show of ISYS100

Here's our video, we cooking tasty food in Australia in Macquarie village  Yumin's unit.














Member’s contributions

Our video is Directed by me Hansen Zhang,
and I'm the also be responsible for the edit and music.

Photography is Seongyeon Won and his is also judge the cooking with me.

Yumin Zhang provides place for filming, edit a part of video and his also the chef.

Frank Yao is chef too.

Raidah Ahmed is the host of our video.

Greek cuisine in Australia

There's many different culture's cuisine in Australia you can try, Greek pasta is one of my favourite. There's a restaurant in Newtown call "Mr Yeeros", their beef boscaiola is great, the feta cheese with creamy mushroom. My Greek friend bring me to there once,it's his friend's restaurant. The pasta with beef inside pastry with creamy sauce make me never forgot the taste.

The restaurant at 153 King Street,Newtown,Sydney.

The Grounds of Alexandria

The Grounds of Alexandria

The initial concept of The Grounds was born from entrepreneurial duo Ramzey Choker and Jack Hanna who had a vision to turn the then industrial concrete car park into a thriving urban sanctuary, designed as a welcoming space to bring people together.

(source from http://thegrounds.com.au/)



The Grounds is the one of the most popular cafe in Sydney.

My first though of cafe is theme park.

It seems like a little cluster of cafes

There are always waiting for meals on weekends.

I also waited for 40 minutes, but this place is quite large and have a lot to see.

If you want to have a breakfast or lunch here, I recommend you put your name down 

first and take a look.

This is what I ate for lunch.

I do not want to give them high marks for meals and coffee, but high marks for atmosphere.

If you expect neat and quiet area, I do not recommend it.

However, I think the place is worth a visit with friends or family.

In addition, you have never been like this cafe if it is not Australia.

My recommend - rose lemonade Try!

Big Breakfast in Australia

Australian cafes serve not only coffees and drinks, but also meal.

There are lots of different style and kinds meals, but the most typical breakfast menu is Big Breakfast.

(source from taste.com.au)

Big Breakfast is literally 'Big' breakfast. Foods are severed on a big plate.

Big Breakfast usually includes

Sausages, bacon, eggs, toast bread, tomato, mushrooms, spinach.

Interesting thing that I thought is toast bread.

I think only white or brown bread for toast, but they use another bread, called "sourdough"

 

Although it is not familiar for foreigner, it is common bread for toast. 

Coffee in Australia

I mentioned Australian love coffee in last posting.

Why they love coffee?

Drinking coffee is one of the enjoyable ways of getting caffeine.

What is the health benefits of coffee?

• Coffee boosts physical performance.
• help lose weight and burn fat.
• focus and stay alert.
• reduce risk of some disease
• protect mood of depression. 

However, too much drink coffee can cause insomnia and restlessness.

If you are caffeine sensitive or pregnant, pay attention to drink coffee.

Australia Cafe

When I was first came in Sydney, I was surprised that there are lots of cafes here. 

This picture is searching Cafe in google map. There is quite a lot. But!!

If you came in Sydney, you feel like this!

Australia is the highest consuming of coffee in the world. 

Coffee consumption per capita is even still growing. 

Australia is also a country that Starbucks failed. There are just few coffee chains, mostly independently owed stores. 

You can easily drink high-valued and variable coffees in Australia. 

These are common kinds of coffee in Australia, and average price is $3.50. 

Most of coffees are milk based, and you can choose full, skim, soy, almond, or coconut milk. 

Italian Cuisine

In a city spoilt for choice, where do you go for creamy pastas, wood fire pizzas and authentic Italian cuisine? There’s no need to go all the way to Italy, we have you covered with our Top 10 Italian Restaurants in Sydney’s CBD.

Italian Village

Deep in the heart of The Rocks precinct, inside historic 18th century sandstone is the Italian Village. Italian Village brings the tradition and simplicity of Italy to Sydney through their fresh pasta, pizza and contemporary twist on Italian cuisine. With breath-taking views of the Sydney Opera House and Sydney Harbour Bridge from every room in the restaurant, Italian Village will treat you to an authentic Italian experience with the stunning scenery of Sydney Harbour.

A Tavola 

A Tavola means “to the table” and after the first bite, you are sure to return to the table again and again! Based around a stunning 10 metre marble table, A Tavola will dazzle your tastebuds with their fresh produce, rich sauces and authentic Italian cookery. The simple and elegant food at A Tavola is perfect for a night out with a loved one or a group dinner with friends. This “euro-chic” dining experience will take you on an indulgent Italian affair that you will remember long after the last noodle is swallowed.

ALFREDO
Recognised as one of the best Italian restaurants in the world by the President of the Italian Republic, Alfredo on Bulletin Place unites Italian cuisine with Australian history. Not only will their varied menu tantalise your tastebuds with traditional Italian cookery, the location of the restaurant also holds rich history for Australia. Bulletin Place is known as the oldest commercial building still in use in Australia, and was built by Australia’s first emancipated female convict, Mary Reiby. So if you’re a history buff and love Italian food accompanied by live entertainment, take a step back in time at Alfredo.