I went to Sofra again with my lovely DG mates, and ordered exactly what I ordered when I went there on Sunday. I must try some other food there next time! Nonetheless, the food was still good =) Here are some pictures of our outing.
First came our soup and drinks--red lentil soup and apple tea.
This is the pide, what I call the turkish pizza.
Here is the glutton's platter! The presentation is quite cool. I like the use of fake swords through the brinjals and meats :P
There was one more dish that we ate, the baked chicken with rice, cheese and potatoes, but it came slightly burnt on the outside, which didn't make for a pretty picture. The pictures I took of it didn't turn out nice either, for my hands were impatient to start scooping the food from there, resulting in blurry shots of charred food =( Not a pretty picture at all!
Okay, I think I've talked too much about food so far. Will think about other things and blog about them soon!
5 comments:
woooooo! looks yummy indeed! :-D
it's nearly time for lunch and i'm feeling really hungry after reading your entry and seeing all those pics!
wow... the presentation looks better than what i rem... hmm...
or is it nite time shot looks more romantic? you didn't use flash, rite? ya... we should go there one day... what do you say ms krong? :p
the cheese pizza looks YUMmmmm :d
yahz i didn't use flash =) but these pictures are also a tad too dark..
the cheese pizza is indeed YUMmmmm ;) but seriously, the baked chicken is the best! too bad i've got no photos to tempt u =(
hEy.. cannot use flash when u take shots of food! must change to food mode (if u have), or if u have a manual cam, adjust the aperture & shutter speed to allow natural lighting to enter... but u don't have an SLR, i guess u just have to stick to whatever you have. hahahahahahahaha
Btw, where's this plc Sofra?
i must go check it out sometime :P
heyz ms kwok! nice to see u here!
i didn't use flash on the pictures. i actually adjusted the aperture to be at its widest on my cam, but the exposure wasn't long enough to allow sufficient lighting, hence the dark shots =( the flip-side to having a longer exposure is that it tends to be blurrier (cos hands will shake mah).. i dun usually carry a tripod around either :P hee!
Sofra is @ Shaw Towers, 2nd Level =) u should check it out!
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