Saturday, October 27, 2012

Disney Food and Wine Festival 2012, Epcot Center

Welcome to Go Gin Chow restaurant reviews. This is the food ninja. I have a great nice little number that is great for the whole family. Not only does it provide great food but it will keep the kids entertained as well and it is called the Food and Wine Festival in Epcot in Walt Disney World in Orlando Florida. This event has many attractions and little shows that will peek your interest and make you begging for more. Especially some of the food, not all, but most. You also have to be careful. They can be pretty pricey, so budget correctly this way you can enjoy  the park and the little events that go on during this day. Each country offers some home-style comfort food that will grab your attention for sure and make sure you show up early cause these lines could be long. So if you want to try  most of these tasty little dishes, you have to be early, just a heads up ok? Anyways, this a hit and not a miss, so definitely try to schedule in this grand event and prepare financially and plan the day, then for sure you will have a perfect day of good food, good spirits and good memories to tell your friends. So take it from the food ninja please enjoy.



Ireland Menu - Lobster and Seafood Fisherman's Pie


Greece Menu - Greek Salad with Pita Bread

Greece Menu - Griddled Greek Cheese with Pistachios and Honey


New Zealand Menu - Seared Sea Scallop with Kumara-Red Curry Puree and Apple Relish Salad (left),  Lamb Meatball with Spicy Tomato Chutney (right)

France Menu - Escargots Perillade en Brioche (Garlic and Parsley Snails in Brioche)

France Menu - Creme Brulee au Chocolat au Lait (Chocolate Milk Creme Brulee with Caramelized Sugar)

France Menu - Coq au Vin sur Gratin de Macaroni (Red Wine Braised Chicken, Mushrooms, Pearl Onions and Macaroni Gratin)


Floria Local Menu - White Corn Arepa with Mangalista Pork Rillette and Zellwood Sweet Corn Salad (left), Florida Shrimp Cerviche with Fire Roasted Vegetables, Fried Plantains and Cilantro (right)


Poland Menu - Kielbasa and Potato Pierogie with Caramelized Onions and Sour Cream


China Menu - Mongolian Beef in a Steamed Bun


 


Scandinavia Menu - Cured Salmon, Herring and Shrimp Salad

Scandinavia Menu - Swedish Meatballs with Lingonberries


Terra Menu - Chili Colorado with House-made Chips and Cashew Cheese Featuring Gardein Beefless Tips

Terra Menu - Trick'n Chick'n Breast Curry with Basmati Rice featuring Gardein Chick'n Breast



Friday, October 26, 2012

Yummy Thai, St. Petersburg, FL

Hello loyal bloggers welcome back to Go Gin Chow this is the food ninja to give you heads up  on this creative little restaurant that packs a pow just like a small stick of dynamite. This place is owned and run by a great family that are tight  knit and delightful to be around. They greet you with warmth and a delightful smile that makes you feel at home as soon as you walk in the door, but that's not all. They also seem to have a grasp on some hold on to your seat traditional Thai dishes, which are reasonable and delicious, I know right? What a combination. Each dish is served with a great clean presentation that in my opinion makes each entree even more appetizing.  No complaints here the atmosphere gives off a home kind of feel with a modern day uptake, very nice. So if your looking for a great experience mixed with quality, affordable food blended into a homey feel milk shake, this is the place for you. So take it from, the food ninja, please enjoy!

                                                          Yummy Thai
                                                          10466 Roosevelt Blvd
                                                          St Petersburg, FL 33716
                                                          (727) 577-1999  







Thai Iced Tea

Chicken Satay

Thai Seafood Salad

Pad Kee Mao Chicken

Basil Duck


Taste of Thailand Festival 2012, Wat Florida Dhammaram, Kissimmee, October 14th, 2012

Hello fellow bloggers this is the food ninja with an update. This will be a nice insider on the taste  of Thailand Festival. All I can say is wow! What an inviting and wonderful time. I really enjoyed the authenticity and traditional look that the Thai temple grounds in Kissimmee had presented. Upon visiting this temple I felt like I was in Thailand. I was amongst the great smells of the beautiful and very delicious looking foods that gave off vibrant colors and had great looking textures as well. Each stand presented a tasteful dish that nobody could refuse with a side of home town hospitality. The shrines within the temple grounds were as beautiful as they were magnificent. The shrines were hypnotizing and also peaceful. My brother and I walked around to see some of the other stands of food while working off the great food that we had just eaten.   Along the way we met some nice people it seemed like the people treated you like family. This is an experience I feel everyone should be a part of. They showcased some displays of the traditional martial arts of Muay Thai or popularly known as kick boxing, and also they showed traditional  dances from across Asia. The only down fall about this festival is that it is only once a year. So keep your ears open for it next mid October cause you really do not want to miss out. Take it from me, the food ninja, you will enjoy.