So this is another one for the students. The Gaijin Lunch Bar is an Asian cafe with very eclectic decor located in Melbourne. The best part about is it has good affordable food and cheap alcohol. The perfect place for dinner and pre's before a night on the town. Or just a quick feed. Don't get me wrong, the food isn't three hat worthy, but it's good for the price and it's rarely very busy.
Showing posts with label cheap. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cheap. Show all posts
Gaijin Lunch Bar
December 14, 2012
December 7, 2012
The other night we hit the town for my friend's 21st. We started at everyone's favourite place, Taco Bill, where the margaritas were 1/2 price. We gorged on Mexican food and decadent fruit margaritas for a while and then headed to one of the best places in Melbourne if you're a poor student like we all are.
Labels:
cheap,
cocktails,
little peninsula,
mean girls,
melbourne,
regina george,
student,
taco bill
November 9, 2012
Okay so I may not have bought all of these in November, but as I said in a previous post, I'm in the middle of exams so my life is a tad boring right now. I've decided to show you my recent jewellery purchases and tell you where I got them from.
The first item is this gold heart ring with a little cross on it. I'm not normally a fan of wearing crosses because I think they're religious and I'm not religious, but this one wasn't too religious-y (new word) looking.
August 4, 2012
Why did no one tell me
that a Daiso had opened in the Melbourne CBD?! I knew there were 2 in other
miscellaneous suburbs of Melbourne but I found out last night that one has
recently opened on Swanston Street. Along with my obsession with all things
British, I also have an obsession with Japanese culture after learning Japanese
for 10 years and going on exchange there when I was 15.
Labels:
100 yen shop,
beauty,
bourke street,
cheap,
daiso,
homewares,
japanese,
make-up,
melbourne,
melbourne cbd,
swanston street
June 16, 2012
In our search for cheap clothing we managed to come across this amazing place in Melbourne called the Abbotford Convent. It felt like we were walking through the grounds of a classy English property with beautiful gardens and architecture. We were there to go to The Vintage Clearance Centre super sale. I unfortunately didn't have any money because I'm a poor unemployed student but my friends did and together bought almost $100 worth of stuff.
Labels:
abbotsford convent,
australia,
beautiful,
boots,
cheap,
clearance sale,
clothing,
colourful,
detailing,
dresses,
fashion,
fur,
heels,
jackets,
sale,
sequins,
vintage,
vintage clothing,
vintage sale
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