I kinda like to
shift from just "writing a blog" to writing an experience of a products, resto or
anything alike, I don’t want to describe it either as a review, I know there
are many blogs out-here that caters to reviews so I just leave it to them.
I stand by my words as noted in my previous
article, we all have that different taste and likes. I
do not have a specific reference of what’s a perfect steak nor a perfect omelette.
I’m just a simple ASIAN who loves food , someone who immediately falls into
Asian food, someone who dig more on the heavy side, I love sweets, rice, steaks, soy sauce and so on, I solely rely on my
taste buds and the experience I have during my meal so let’s get started.
Every Morning of Saturday it is my constant practice to be in the church, it is my
time for meditation and to be alone in the house of God, (my way of giving back for all the blessings)
What’s more special about Saturday is that, I take every chance/moment to try out
breakfast in different resto, I’ve been doing this for years now without a
trace in my blog but I have posted photos in my Instagram and people started to ask about it, so slowly I’ll
be posting more of my breakfast adventure here…
For now, Lemme
start with LE PAIN QUOTIDIEN,
I was with hubby yesterday in Marina Crescent, We saw the resto as we walked thru the pathway towards the end of the sea view, I was a bit hesitant to get inside the resto because
I am not able to read the name, ( yep!!! **facepalm***Hahahah) I remembered hubby
telling me before that if you can’t read the name in the menu then don’t order it!! Now
that I can’t read the name of the resto, I’m totally having a nervous breakdown (laugh all you want… it’s
ok! Lols).
The moment we sat
comfortably in our table facing the wonderful view of Marina Sea,
A smiling waitress
welcomed us, she was very very nice only that when I asked her to read the resto name,
she pronounced it in a very strong Indian accent to a point that I was imitating her all the
way including the nod on the head and she was laughing at me. ( I like her by the way!!)
Seconds after the waitress
had taken our orders, we were served with a free starter, a variety of freshly baked bread with
fruit Jams and Butter, followed by our hot drinks, soup and the main course.
It was a huge
serving that one order plate can be shared by two persons, overall, We had a
great time, the food is simply delicious, the location is good and the services
is definitely great!!
Our Total bill
is 15KD for two persons, it’s worth the money.
Truly the RESTO
live up to its name LE PAIN QUOTIDIEN which means the daily bread,”
where the past meets the present and the future is today.
and finally!!!
