What’s for dinner? – Friday 26 August

posted by bills on 17/08/2011
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It’s simple! We have 2 dinners to pick from on Friday 26th August…

In Darlinghurst the delightful team of Kentaro and Mika will be
serving a Japanese home style menu with a bills twist.

5 courses for $65 – Call Wayne to book 93609631

Or in Woollahra Flavio has created a modern Italian menu which is
being matched with wines from the Two Italian Boys.

$80 including wine – Call Duncan to book 93287997

Tickets are selling fast so call us today.

PS. Stay tuned for details of a great event next month with Cloudy
Bay winemaker Sarah Burton.

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The Greek feast!

posted by bills on 15/08/2011
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While I was busy with the opening of our new Japanese restaurant in
Odaiba I asked one of my chefs, Kentaro, to help me organise the most
recent Darlinghurst dinner. I was expecting a Japanese menu so was
thrilled to learn that Kenny has a passion for Greek food. A fantastic,
rustic feast was served and the menu received full endorsement from our
Greek regulars, John and Mary. Who knew that this Japanese boy cooks
like a Greek grandmother? The braised octopus was the star of the night!

The next Darlinghurst dinner is happening on Friday 26th August.
Stay tuned for details…

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Paper Plane Project – bills community

posted by bills on 12/08/2011
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Here at bills we are like family so when the talent of a member of our
team gets discovered we like to share the good press. Our waiter Mason,
from bills Surry Hills, and his band Paper Plane Project have been
unearthed by JJJ radio and their album, Pacific Connection, has since
been released on iTunes.

Their sound is all about mixing soulful beats with hip hop and a good
dose of Brazilian funk; bringing sunshine and an old-school Sunday
afternoon party in the park vibe to your day.

Check it out at http://www.myspace.com/paperplaneproject

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Calm in Kyoto

posted by bills on 09/08/2011
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You know a hotel is beyond amazing when you want to go home and change the
way you live. Hotel Kanra Kyoto did just that on my recent trip to Japan.

From the tiny sugar sweets and iced tea on arrival to the sophisticated
combination of traditional Japanese and contemporary design, this was an
experience of Zen simplicity that you couldn’t not be relaxed by. It was
the perfect way to calm the mind after the busy opening of the most recent
addition to the Japanese family, bills Odaiba.

I hope to return to Hotel Kanra Kyoto very soon! http://www.hotelkanra.jp/

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