We had brunch at Asado to celebrate Hubby's birthday with most of our guests ordered the rump steak with chimichurri sauce. Read more to see what they think about it.

Mixture of spices, slow-cooking, family traditions and the fusion of North African and Spanish-Basque cuisines really shown through the food that Chef Nimrod delicately prepared at Kazoomies. Ps: We’re still waiting for crispy lamb’s testicles to appear in Kazoomies’ menu ;).

Breakfast guacamole is a definite must try at Holly Raye's Bassendean and I will definitely go back for the same dish!

Ping Pang Pong excels in their dumplings especially through their very juicy XLB (Xiao Long Bao). The dumpling skin has perfect and it was very easy to pick it up using chopsticks. Their other dim sum offerings were really delicious too, definitely worth a try.

Driving to Roleystone was an adventure in itself because none of us live nearby the area. Genesis in the Hills was quite easy to find and we were welcomed by sunshine, organic herb garden, blossomed flowers as well as friendly staff who showed us to our table.

If you’re after an authentic Italian Pizza, try Magna Pizza at The Mantle and book in advance to secure your dining spot. Their pizza dough rises for at least 36 hours and they also serve other food items such as crepes, sandwiches and cakes. 

The General Sherman was a fresh addition to the St John of God hospital and they offered fresh selection of food, along with the yummy Summer Bagel!

Mister Walker was a new addition to the Mill Point area and situated at the Mends St Jetty. They offer breakfast, lunch and dinner for 7 days a week and open their doors at 8AM in the morning.

Tbsp. surprised me with their good portions, price and service. We found the place to be busiest between 7am – 9am.  To be honest, I don’t think I’d mind waiting in the queue to experience tbsp. again.

Blinco Cafe lends itself to playfulness and being laid back too with a plush toy of Homer Simpson sitting at one of the tables. There are colourful cushions, paintings on display and music ranging from upbeat jazz, Gregorian chant to the relaxing sounds of Enya. It's hard to describe but this place is playful, colourful, charming and chilled all in one package.

What I first noticed about Tracks Leederville was the simplicity of the place and the menu. The Tracks had proven that simplicity works really well when done with excellence. 

Rabbit in the Moon is such a cute name and my first impression was that I really liked this cosy and bright looking café. The café was decorated very well with a combination of bright yellow and pastel colours all throughout and the sunny yellow coffee machine.

One day we decided to have a mini road trip and drove to Penny Garden to have a special birthday breakfast with the family. I guess the long drive makes it even more special.

The Old Boy lived up to the name by providing warmth to the customers and heart-warming old school jaffles.

We found this unsuspecting yet surprisingly cute cafe called Yocal in Fremantle.

Future prediction: With almost a perfect rating in Zomato, it's guaranteed that you will visit Chu for more of their offerings.