Went to Uluru, located at Duxton Hill for our meal. This restaurant is named after the famous Uluru rock, commonly known as the Ayers Rock, located in the southern part of the Northern Territory.
Dips for our freshly baked bread. No bread comes close to beating those served @ Prive.
The guys will be full of work talk whenever they meet.
Both Yanni and I went for the 3-course set meal, which comes with Uluru's Caesar salad for starters.
Then, we had the 200 days Agnus Sirloin for mains while the guys settled for burgers. If you're feeling adventurous, take on the challenge of the $70 ultimate burger - stacked high with 3 layers of bread bun, 4 steak patties, endless flow of chips and salad. If you're able to finish the lot in 30 minutes, dinner's on the house!
Leecher can't wait to get his dinner started.
Dessert came in the form of lemongrass creme brulee; with assorted beries and vanilla ice cream. The lemongrass was simply refreshing and transported us to Bali for a second.
Since the night was still young, we went to CMPB @ Dempsey for chill-out session.
Minty drinks that don't really go well with my throat.
Ordered chicken wings to go with our drinks.
Brought a box of cakes from Duxton Hill earlier, as we were enticed by their display of cupcakes and wedding cakes.
Thanks for the treat, Kaiwei & Yanni :)
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