Cliff(y) Goes Dining

Mouth-watering duck fillet consumed by royalty in the past! A restaurant in Tbilisi that I'd highly recommend to everyone is Barbarestan. That's where my BFF and I spent our last evening in the capital city of Georgia. Boasting remarkable dishes from a recipe book written by Barbare Jorjadze, a Georgian princess in the 19th century, the stunning restaurant is a hit among foreign visitors and locals alike.

A taste of sausages from a separatist state~ When in Tbilisi, Georgia, don't forget to ride the modern funicular up to the plateau of Mt Mtatsminda, where there's an amusement park overlooking the city. After we were done walking around, we ended up at one of the restaurants at the upper station. Chela Funicular serves Georgian cuisine, specialising in meat dishes.

A sweet Czechian treat in Tbilisi! Still in Old Tbilisi, Georgia, I was so excited upon seeing a stall selling chimney cake. The alluring aroma pf the spit cake by Mr. Lumier from Czechia was too difficult to resist, so I dragged my BFF to share the calories.

My first time having piping hot oatmeal with butter! It escaped my mind to write earlier on the breakfast offerings at Hotel City Centre (4*) in Tbilisi, Georgia, where my BFF and I stayed at for 4D3N. Besides buffet items, the hotel also offers a few cooked-to-order dishes printed on a small menu card that's placed on each table.

Colourful vegetable balls, anyone? It's no surprise that I often plan my itinerary based on the eateries I want to visit. Samikitno is an exception, which I stumbled upon when my BFF and I were wandering about Old Tbilisi, Georgia. As we were already quite hungry, we decided to go ahead and give it a try.

"Still watching you~" As history buffs, my BFF and I were excited to find a restaurant called KGB in Old Tbilisi. According to the Internet, it offers dishes with interesting names along the likes of Proletariat Pizza and Lenin's Favourite Dish . Unfortunately, I can tell you for sure that the restaurant has done away with those. 

Ever thought of a marriage between beef and sturgeon? Welcome to Georgia! No, I don't mean the state in the USA, but a country in the Caucasus region. My BFF and I really had a great time exploring its unique cuisine during our 7D6N stay there. We had our very first meal at the highly recommended Tiflisi in Tbilisi, the capital city of the country.