Fazer Geisha Hazelnut Chocolates

It’s obvious that travelling enhance once horizon. You learn and discover new things, places and food!!

I always like to visit local stores (you will find me mostly at the sweets section *haha*).

I discovered “Geisha” during my Prague trip and I love it so much that I have decided to blog about it even *haha* and I regret that I haven’t bought more packages. It’s so tasty. I can eat the whole package within seconds *haha*

It is produced by a Finish chocolate company called Fazer. I have never heard about this brand before.

Anyway, what called my attention were first the package colour, baby pink; then the word Geisha and the package itself looks quite feminine but elegant at the same time. I had to buy it.

The chocolate taste so great – it doesn’t have this strong/ rich chocolate taste like e.g. Godiva, but just light enough to taste still rich and creamy after good chocolate in combination with a soft touch of hazelnut taste. It doesn’t taste too sugary/ sweet or cheap at all. 

I am totally hooked to this brand.

Have you tried Geisha before? Or any other product by Fazer? What other chocolate brands would you recommend?

Lisa xoxo

Singh's Indian Restaurant

Last year I bought at Groupon.co.uk a voucher for Singh’s Indian Restaurant for a Two-Course Meal for Two, which will expire this Sunday (ooohhh how time flies – almost 4 months past…). That’s why qq and I visited it today. 

I called them this noon for a reservation at 6pm (even though it was said on the voucher 24h in advance reservation… but I think this might mostly apply for the week-ends rather than during the week). 

The restaurant itself looks clean with simple and nice Indian decorations. The stuffs are friendly and food seems to be served without long waiting time (maybe because it wasn’t overcrowded tonight).

As a starter we ordered Fish Pakora Punjabi and Kalimirchi Chicken Tikka (original price would be £3.50) each. For the main course we choose Kerala Fish Curry and Lamb Chettinad (original price would be £7.50) each. This two-course would cost without the voucher £22 instead of £9.

Fish Pakora Punjabi

Kerala Fish Curry and Lamb Chettinad

In addition to the main course we also ordered two different Naan breads - Butter Naan and Peshawari Naan, which is stuffed with a mixture of almonds, raisins and Cashew nuts. So all in all for the additional we paid £7 (incl. the drinks).

 

Fazit: The food at Singh’s Indian Restaurant is soso, except for the Naan breads, which taste delicious (unfortunately, I forgot to take pictures of them… >.<). Therefore, without voucher the whole dinner would cost around £29 for two – which is not expensive but I think a bit overcharged for this place… as I’ve been to better Indian Cuisines before…