Monday, February 1, 2010
Immanuel Cafe Restaurant, Ultimo
A huddle of taxi drivers is always a good sign.I'm talking about taxi drivers at eating establishments. Surely with free transport at their disposal, their endorsement of any restaurant is worth noting?There's a group of four taxi drivers outside Immanuel, a simple and barely furnished cafe that serves homestyle Indonesian food. It's not our first stop for the evening. Feeling in need of
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