Eat Like Ushi

Kabba's Kitchen, Portland 08-2021

I started to discover the beauty of West African food when living in London (mainly from Nigeria or Ghania). When the opportunity arises to eat it again, I will jump at it.

Kabba's Kitchen specialises in Senegalese food, which I think was a first for me.

- Thiebou Yapp (lamb and rice topped with onion sauce and vegetables) USD12.5 - delicious and spicy;
- Fataya meat pies (3 deep fried empanada filled with beef and spices) USD 6.95.

Big River Grill, Portland 08-2021

A burger after a nearby walk up toward some falls.

- Grilled Veggie & Portobello (swiss, balsamic tomato, squash, basil pesto mayo, whole wheat roll) USD14.5
- High on Fire (Angus beef, fire mayo, candied jalapenos, pepperjack, bacon) USD16.25

Ushi

Eat, drink, travel. Where annual leave, expendable income, intensive research and a daring appetite come together. Originally based in Abbotsford, Melbourne before taking timeout to venture outwards from Whitechapel, London before unexpectedly living in Kingston, Canberra. Progressed to Footscray, Melbourne and now journeyed the full circle back to London. I wonder where will be next... I spend a lot of time researching all the available web information in preparation for eating my way around a city. Initially my thoughts were to make the choices easier for the average traveller passing through to eat well and not be disappointed. However considering the insane number of blogs and the lack of readers of this one, it has now turned into a small catalogue to supplement my memory, particularly for potential return trips and reminiscing. Wonderful food experiences come from markets, street vendors, tiny holes in the wall, fine establishments and also heavily touristed places. I've tried what I consider to be well rated, something I'm particularly after or a menu that interests me. Sometimes the location near another site influences my choice, but I've been known to walk an hour each way to make it somewhere. This has progressed since 2004/2005 (the genesis of my food and travel life) - and it will all eventually find its way here.

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