Serene Sean Chan: Eat_Manger_Mangiare_Makan

It's almost 3 months in Sheffield, United Kingdom.

Times pass like rocket and 3 months aren't enough, i want more and stay longer in UK.. but i can't, sigh*

I'm starting to fit and follow the culture here within 3 months time.

I like the environment here so far, i start to talk like local, dress up like local ect

When things have settle down, I tend to explore new activities and places around Sheffield.

I been to 10 different cities following the Student Union Society, so travelling satisfaction is temporary fulfilled. Now, it's turn to experience the local dine in breakfast, tea-time or dinner together with friends.

That is why, i theme my post "Eat_Manger_Mangiare_Makan_吃" Different languages of the words "EAT"

English, French, Italian, Malay and Chinese.

My first English breakfast was in The Graduates Pub,Sheffield nearby Millennium Gallery Sheffield.

The graduate pub offer a really reasonable English breakfast that cost only £2 for small, £4 for large (exclude drinks).

Nice environment layout and friendly staff makes you stay longer and enjoying talking with friends =) However, the bacon is really salty!! This is the only thing that challenge me! lol

English Breakfast in The Graduate, Sheffield.

The next destination is Sheffield Patisserie Valerie

A heavy rain in Scotland make me enter this restaurant, and since then am into the cakes here!

Looks familiar to you but never step into it?

Let's see how's the interior of Patisserie Valerie, you will sure like it girls ❤

Service here is superb. They understand what you want and serve you with their best!

I dine in for the first time in the Sheffield. I don't really know how should i order for the cakes.

I really like the customer service is UK as they respect every customers.

But in Malaysia, they will just prejudice customers from their attire, appearance, first time customer etc in some "high-class" stores! I experienced some of it and i will never spending in that particular stores again.

Anyways, that's developing country norms.

The reasons that i like their cakes is because it's not heavy, you know, creams, cheese..

Their cakes is just fresh and light, it's delicious =9

I have tried Chocolate mousse cake, Giotto, Strawberry Mille-Feuille and double chocolate muffin.

Chocolate Mousse £2.95 (Take away), £3.95 (Dine-in)

Giotto £2.95 (Take away), £3.95 (Dine-in)

Double Chocolate Muffin £1.30 & Strawberry Mille-Feuille £2.95 (Take away), £3.95 (Dine-in)

I like their packaging as well. I feel Patisserie Valerie create a sweet girly ans lady-like image.

The box bellow was the one i get in Edinburgh, Scotland. It's wet because of the heavy rain! However, because of this rain, it brings me to this patisserie ❤

Give it a try!

Patisserie Valerie, xxxx

I personally like the name "Valeria", I want to name my daughter in the future =B

For more information, click on this http://patisserie-valerie.co.uk/default.aspx

The last stop will be the Arab dinner in Sheffield with friends!

This restaurant is located nearby Sheffield Tesco and is in town which look like a "Little Arab"

From the restaurant outside, it look dull and nothing special.

But for their foods, i would say not bad.

It's all about Arab traditional courses, mainly are from rice, Arab bread, Lamb & Potatoes.

There are lot's of Muslim stores in Malaysia, but Arab dinner is really my first try.

My flatmates' Chinese friends from China recommend us to try on their Arab lamb dishes. They like the lamb here and it's at reasonable price.

We ordered Lamb Biryani £5.99 and Lamb Quozy £5.99.

In other words, with only £6, your can overload your tummy! JOKES ASIDE

The portion is huge and we order 2 dishes for 4 person serving.

Main course start with Arab Lentil soup, it taste like Chinese porridge.
It's nice and refillable! You can ask as man as you want without any extra charge, lol =)

Lamb Quozy

Lamb Biryani

Arab Curries to serve with rice or bread

Arab Fresh Bread

Beside, there are plain water provided. However, our China friends recommend us to try on their Arab Red Tea. It's slightly different compare to the English Red Tea or Chinese Tea. There's some herbs in it.. It cost us only 0.50p for each cup, not bad.