The Quest for Mrs. Pa’s Fruit Shakes
I come to a stop at the intersection by Chiang Mai Gate and wait for the pedestrian light to turn green. A tall farang…
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Tra Que Herb Village
Tra Que is a small farming community located about 2 kilometers northeast of Hoi An. It’s an easy bicycle ride and a quite scenic…
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Cambodian Cooking Class
This past week I signed up to do something I’ve never done before – take a cooking class! I like to think that I’m…
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A Charming Tea House in Traditional Seoul
While I am currently travelling through Malaysia (I can’t believe I’ve already been on the road for half a month!) this is a sneak…
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Roti Canai in Kuala Lumpur
Oh, Indian food! I find it absolutely irresistible. After a grand total of four days in Kuala Lumpur, I had already turned myself into…
Read MoreCendol: The Way to Cool Down in Malaysia
A room with AC? A cold shower? A fan? All of these things help, but the best way to combat Malaysia’s arduous heat and…
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Mornings in Melaka
Mornings in Melaka begin before the sun has even risen. I am usually woken up by the call to prayer which echoes over Chinatown…
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A Traditional Tea House in Insadong: 신옛찻집
Buried down one of the many alleys that make up the back streets of Insadong is a quaint little tea house that appears almost…
Read More24 hours in Saigon, Vietnam
Today’s guest post from Kian takes us all the way to Saigon where he shows us what to eat, drink, and see if all…
Read MoreI Ate That In France
What can I say? My travels revolve around food. I like to eat well and any chance for a ‘quick break’ is an opportunity…
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