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Friday, January 21, 2011

Entrée at Cyma

@ mirandablue
Hungry stomachs brought us to Cyma, a Greek-inspired taverna, in Eastwood one Wednesday night when we couldn't find a certain restaurant.   It's been a while since I last dined at Cyma, and was looking forward to the waiters shouting "Opa!" when flaming saganaki was served.  U and I wanted a Greek salad but we were famished and wanted something quick [or I would faint!].  The waiter brought us Htipiti---a plate of warm pita bread with dip of creamed feta cheese, hint of roasted spicy peppers and extra-virgin olive oil.  This meze relieved our hunger until the salad was served.

My salad was Tonnos Salata, a dish of mixed greens with seared Ahi tuna, roasted bell pepper, black olives, sun-dried tomatoes, toasted walnuts, feta cheese and summer herb vinaigrette dressing.

@ mirandablue

I always enjoy the distinctive taste of Greek food, and Cyma is worth coming back to.  Will post the main course next week (if I don't forget :p).


Oh, and spotted a celeb at Cyma---Aiza Seguerra and party were in the next table.:p



Posted for Food Friday and Food Trip Friday

21 comments:

  1. Greek/Medi food - is my weakness.

    We're on a "tipid" mode this month so we cook falafel and the works for dinner this week - tastes just like the one in the restos. Brought some to co-worker who liked it better than the ones in teh restos. :)

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  2. wow i would like to taste Greek food..I only have the Greek salad:) i look forward to try that so-called saganaki:)

    visiting from FTF:)

    mine's here: http://tastyexploration.com/2011/01/20/very-christmas-icecream/

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  3. I got to taste some chicken kabobs from them and I like it! Has aiza grown? I used to pass by her sa toilet sa uni hehe

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  4. Woooopa! I like their mousakka! It's overflowing with cheese!

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  5. The second I saw the bread, I already knew it's Greek. I think I'm learning, :D

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  6. ate at their Trinoma branch and we enjoyed it, specially the "Opa". hahaha...

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  7. oh please don't forget next week, i'll wait for the main course.. :)

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  8. never had greek food although i use greek seasoning on most of my cooking.

    My Food Trip

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  9. by the looks of it, they look yummmy. i have feta cheese on the fridge, the kids dont like the taste bcoz it's saltier. the creamed feta looks decadent:)))

    btw, have u read my message back at ur pearls & path blog?

    email me whenever ur not too busy, pretty pls ^_^

    riz2home@yahoo.com

    many tnx.

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  10. oh, we love greek foods, too especially the dolmas...sarap nakakadik!

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  11. Yummy...Thanks for coming by...

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  12. hmmm, yum. that did looks like hummous which i soooo love too.

    The salad looks so fresh and inviting, suddenly craved for one too.

    Thanks for the visit- followed your blog, hope you'd follow my new food blog too in GFC. Thanks

    I Love Darly

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  13. I love greek food!Happy weekend to you Luna!

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  14. yummm Deli! i can imagine they have their own version of yogurt, too!

    dropping from FTF and TBE, sis!

    Arlene

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  15. would love to have a taste of this delicious looking greek food. Noobfoodie

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  16. I hope to have a taste of Greek food this year, too.

    my Food Friday post

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  17. I haven't tried Greek food. looks sumptuous. :)

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