Like the title says, I went yum cha with grandma and one of my mum's friend today at Granville RSL. I made it a goal for myself to learn to use my new digital camera better, so I bought it with me to take photos. They're not very good, but at least it's a start.
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| The curtains are very typical of yum cha places, the colour scheme is bound to be gold, brown, red and a very small amount of deep green. |
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| Tilting the tea pot lid tells the waiter/waitress to add more water |
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| Yummy! All fried foods (except the vegetable and noodles, obviously) |
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| This being a RSL club, there's bronze plates to commemorate the soldiers who died in the wars, there's some poppies here and there. Which reminds me, it's almost ANZAC Day isn't it? |
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| I want one of these in my front yard. |
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| The order of the photos are weird, this is actually the first photo, and it's the side entrance. |
nice! I went to Yum Cha too just recently, and took a photo of the ... bill :L:L I see you're using the macro now :D
ReplyDeleteOh, I didn't even realise I was using macro. In which one was I using macro and how do I do it again???
ReplyDeleteActually, i dont think you used macro, its more like autofocus on your camera in the chopstick photo. But you can get your camera to do it manually, I'm sure.
ReplyDelete*grinds teeth* I haven't been able to do it, when you do it on your camera, is it jut a setting you select?
ReplyDeleteCool thanks for the review, it helped alot.
ReplyDeleteI visited this place on Easter Sunday 2013 and was please with the service and the quality of food
I made a short video clip of how to get there and show the place inside
http://youtu.be/XPtOPpaiNMc
Overall I would recommend this place and give it a 8/10