First date restaurant (another food thread)

[AJAYJAY]

or even better..take her to someones nonna

guarantee best/fresh food, piece and quiet and a bed only foot steps away :P

[mARC]

Originally Posted by urabus

Need to organise something asap.
Was thinking maybe somewhere casual then comedy club.

Villa D`Este` Ord Street West Perth

[gorotsuki69]

Originally Posted by mARC

Villa D`Este` Ord Street West Perth

for a casual first date?

[urabus]

Originally Posted by mARC

Villa D`Este` Ord Street West Perth

Bit intese first up. Been there heaps and love it but dont want to set the bar too high too early.

Brendon

[BALISTC]

Steak and blow job.

[BALISTC]

P.S. 2 Fat Indians in Mt Lawley is EPIC... I've never been the biggest Indian food fan previously, but they've hooked me now.

Food is bloody awesome, and you have at least a dozen after-dinner cafe's available within a 30 second walk from the place.

[American Dave]

bust out some home cooked bbq pork spare ribs...go on you know you want to!

[ImPreSiV]

Originally Posted by BALISTC

P.S. 2 Fat Indians in Mt Lawley is EPIC... I've never been the biggest Indian food fan previously, but they've hooked me now.

Food is bloody awesome, and you have at least a dozen after-dinner cafe's available within a 30 second walk from the place.

Agree with Joesak. Love Indian food, and this is one of the 3 top Indian restaurants I've been to, and the other 2 are bloody good too.. But taking a girl to Indian on a first date could spell disaster, especially if she hasn't got a stomach for hot food. Its taken my mrs 7 years to develop a threshold for hotter foods, when we started dating, even Butter Chicken was too hot!

[BALISTC]

It's an adventurous place for sure, but its not too OTT either.

When I went there, I had the Vindaloo and some other spicy chicken dish also, I felt it going in AND coming out the next day.

I'm a bit of a chilli fiend though, so I didn't mind

[ImPreSiV]

Joe, you have to try Masala. Its up in Clarkson, so a bit of a hike for most people, but its all you can eat indian, and it is in the Entertainment Book, if you have one of those. Haven't had a bad meal there. Koh-i-nor in Hepburn Heights (Padbury) is the other great Indian restaurant.