Tuesday, April 19, 2011

Ms. G's, Modern Asian, Potts Point

Ms G's is generating a real buzz around Sydney.  noodlies dispatched contributor, KLui to report on Dan Hong's latest funky, culinary adventure. Here's her report...

I was so lucky to catch March into Merivale. I've heard so much about Ms G's, the awesome sealed cocktails and its heady Asian fusion cuisine. And it was busy the night we went, due to its popularity, I "waited" at the bar for over 30 min, the cocktails did seem to make time go by a lot quicker.


 I loooove their innovative Asian inspired cocktail list! Go the chinoise, oriental funk!
  • Pina 'pearl' colada - the green sago pearls glow in the dark
  • Tango Jack - rum, fernet brance, jack fruit, apricot, apple juice
Vietnamese steak tartare, prawn crackers - the steak was perfectly marinated and it went so well with shallots and fried shallots. Love the different texture in one plate - the crispy, the runny and the chewy.


noodlies Sydney food blog meets egg noodle with XO sauce, braised duck, soft poached egg - XO sauce is very common is Cantonese cuisine, but Ms. G's was unbelievable. You could taste the freshness of the fried scallops and shrimps in the sauce but the whole delicious flavour wasn't overwhelmed by the chili at all.


Fried baby chicken, kim chi mayo - the chicken was very tender, though I must admit, I got a bit freaked out by how tiny it was.


noodlies sneak peak: look at all these dedicated chefs in a busy kitchen!


And... here's the mastermind behind the gorgeous food, Dan Hong, in a blur! I was suprised to see him in the kitchen, making sure all the dishes looked good before they came out of the kitchen! Thumbs up, Dan my man!

Within two hours in the restaurant, I've saw the who's who of food, George and Matt from Masterchef, Dan Hong and Adriano Zumbo. So many stars that just makes Ms. G's glitter.

Review by noodlies Sydney food blog guest reviewer, KLui.

Ms. G's
155 Victoria Street West, Potts Point
(02) 9240 3000

Ms G's on Urbanspoon

14 comments:

  1. Sounds like another fan is born. I want to go back and try all of the things we missed the first time round. I do wish they'd turn their lighting up tho - I totally struggled with my photos & dark lighting. Next trip will be for lunch me thinks.

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  2. Vietnamese steak tartare sounds extremely interesting, I'll be trying it when I get there.

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  3. I saw Matt Preston & family last night at Sake :)

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  4. Did you say glow in the dark pearl?! Don't know what it is about Asians and our love for floaties in our drinks i.e pearl, mini pearl, aloe vera jelly, etc....

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  5. haven't heard too many negatives so far MissPiggy & lateral eating!

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  6. Hey Tina... isn't it funny I never think of any of them as having a family, so used to seeing them all together on masterchef!

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  7. Hey Adrian.. and who'd thought coconut seeds and lotus seeds?!

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  8. steak tartare

    wow wonder how that would taste.. im scared of raw meat like crazyyy

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  9. Hey Dolly... I can and can't imagine either.. I'll get Ms KLui to elaborate!

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  10. the first picture.... has the classical east asian look and feel haha.... seeing it makes u feel like u've taken a time machine back 40 years haha

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  11. The cocktails look so cool. I really want to try out this place!

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  12. there's a real buzz around this place right now

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  13. You are all right.this place is just great for both food and experience

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