Posted on: Wednesday, July 7, 2004
QUICK BITES
Have your fill from the grill in recipe contest for charity
Advertiser Staff
You can watch the judging and, for $20, taste one of the entries and fill up on side dishes made by Russell Siu and company. Two beers or soft drinks are included. Ticket sales benefit the Muscular Dystrophy Association. Information: 596-7488.
Tudo de Bom offers all-you-can-eat meat
Photo courtesy of Tudo De Bom Several cuts of beef, Brazilian sausage, lamb chops, chicken drumsticks, pork ribs and pork loin are on the menu; salads and shellfish, too. It's an all-you-can-eat concept (exclusive of dessert and drinks) with lunch at $12.95, dinner Mondays through Thursdays at $18.95 and weekend meals at $21.95. Reservations: 942-0267. Oh, and the name? Roughly translated: "It's all good."
Catch a chill, Frappucino-style, at museum's ArtSpree
The Starbucks' Chill Patrol will blend up free samples from the Frappucino menu 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday at ArtSpree 2004 at the Contemporary Museum on Makiki Heights Drive. (Noreen Lam's Contemporary Café plans a special menu that day, as well.)
Finalists are firing up their grills for the Summer Sizzle Barbeque Recipe Contest sponsored by Kaka'ako Kitchen, set for 6 p.m. Sunday at the restaurant in Ward Centre. Entrants can choose to prepare chicken or ribs.
The new kid on the restaurant block is Tudo de Bom at McCully Shopping Center, featuring Brazilian churrasco de rodizio (traditional rotisserie barbecue prepared over an open fire, skewered and carved at the table).
New McCully restaurant offers Brazilian-style table service.
New at Starbucks are two chillers: Java Chip Frappucino, a blend combining coffee, chocolate, chocolate chips and milk whipped with ice; and the Double Chocolate Chip Frappucino blended créme, a coffee-free drink that has a mocha flavor.
