The next day we had brunch at The Hungry Cat. This restaurant is in Hollywood, close to the Arclight Theatres there. It's damn convenient for a dinner and a movie. Or a Brunch and a movie. I'm so addicted to The Hungry Cat that if I don't go for a few months I get the shakes.
We shared oysters and octopus salad for starts. The octopus was tender and smoky.
I don't remember what this is, except that that's a duck egg.
I had Chicken and Waffles. Roscoe's is the restaurant known for this dish, but in all honesty, their chicken tends to be dry. This chicken was perfect: crispy on the outside and sinfully juicy on the inside. That thing on the top? That's butter.
There were more dishes, plus these babies. After three I was a very happy camper. We didn't have dessert. There were talks of Monkey Bread at the beginning of the meal, but by the end we were too stuffed.
However I can't end food porn without a gratuitous sweets shot. So have this from Porto's.
Btw, I'm having a strong craving for dumplings.
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Good to see you blogging about Food!! Toss in some posts about us K9's and you're well on your way!
Hot damn, Vanda! I read this at breakfast time and now I'm ruined for the whole day. I have a serious octopus jones.
This is wicked.
I'm going to have fruit and yogurt.
Dumplings with soup in that. Everything about that is so right. Call me next time? I'm in Arcadia all the time.
CO, sorry, no kibbles.
I almost read that as "octopus bones." Would make a good band name.
Jean, that sounds too healthy to be fun.
Margaret, we should go sometime. It's best in small groups, so you can sample multiple dishes.
Call me too.
I just read about the Hungry Cat in Sunset Magazine. Sounds so very hip.
I'm full.
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