French fries, often simply referred to as 'fries', are a beloved snack and side dish enjoyed worldwide. Despite their name, the origin of fries is a subject of debate, with both France and Belgium laying claim to their creation. Belgian roots Many food historians...
Cuisine
Join us as we explore the world, one bite at a time, celebrating the diverse and vibrant culinary landscapes. Have a taste of Angolan’s Mufete, Vietnam’s local coffee, or Boston’s lobster rolls.
Cedar Plank Salmon, a culinary delight in the northwest Pacific
Cedar plank salmon is a popular cooking method and dish in the Pacific Northwest region, especially in areas like Washington and Oregon
Damper bread, a bite of Australian history
Australia's food industry is known for its inventive cuisine and colourful flavours, yet hidden among these gourmet treats is a simple hero called the 'damper'. This simple bread, a legacy of both European settlers and Aboriginal Australians, offers a taste of history...
New Orleans Po’ Boy, from humble beginnings to culinary masterpiece
As you walk through the lively streets of New Orleans, the smell of freshly baked French bread and sizzling meats fills the air, inviting you to try one of the city’s most iconic dishes – the mighty Po’ Boy.
Bak Kut Teh, the culinary treasure steeped in Malaysian heritage
Bak Kut Teh, a tasty pork rib soup, is at the center of Malaysia’s lively food culture.
Discover the humble delights of Hong Kong’s Cart Noodle
The Cart Noodle is a quintessential Hong Kong street food that has become a beloved part of the city’s vibrant culinary culture.
China’s Historical Cusisine: Fangshan
https://youtu.be/-FC5x_sSJ2k?si=ENdxVy73yYci0nkO China's vast culinary landscape boasts regional specialties and iconic dishes, but for a truly unique adventure, delve into the world of Fangshan (仿膳). This isn't your ordinary restaurant fare; it's a journey back in...
Taiwan’s Traditional Breakfast Beverage: Mien Cha
Taiwan's thriving culinary culture attracts the senses with an incredible variety of flavours. From the xiao long bao to the bubble tea, each dish invites you to explore deeper. However, beneath the fashionable neon lights and busy night markets is a hidden gem that...
The fascinating history of Boston’s lobster rolls
Boston and lobster rolls are a seemingly basic meal with a surprisingly complex history. They are intertwined in the fabric of the city. The lobster roll was not always a gourmet treat Contrary to popular belief, lobster rolls were not traditionally a gourmet treat....
Vietnam’s rich coffee history and culture
In the lively streets of Vietnam in Southeast Asia, the scent of freshly brewed coffee fills the air, attracting visitors to dive into the country’s vibrant coffee culture.
Turkish cuisine, a fusion of east and west
Turkish cuisine is a diverse culinary tradition that mirrors the country’s rich history and cultural heritage. The flavours of Turkey tell stories of ancient empires, trade routes and a fusion of East and West. With its balance of spices, fresh ingredients and cooking...
Angolan cuisine, plates you must try
Located in between the Democratic Republic of Congo and Zambia is the 7th largest country in Africa, Angola. We asked Angolan, Leonora Junior, what are five plates she would recommend travellers to try out.
The best places to try pastéis de nata in Lisbon, Portugal
Pastéis de nata are one of the most famous symbols Portuguese cuisines. It is a small custard tart with a flaky, caramelised crust. The custard filling is creamy and slightly sweet, making it a popular choice for dessert or a sweet snack. Pastéis de nata are often...
Singapore’s Hawker food culture: a culinary melting pot
Hawker centers are an essential part of Singapore’s vibrant food culture, offering a diverse culinary experience that reflects the nation’s multicultural heritage.
Saudi Arabia, the flavours of the desert
Whether you are venturing into exploring the traditional dishes of the region or sampling the diverse international fare it has to offer, Saudi Arabia is a must-stop for foodies.
Japan’s culinary heritage, the art of Kaiseki
Kaiseki is a traditional and exquisite culinary art form that originated in Japan. It is a multi-course dining experience that showcases the harmony of flavours, textures, and seasonal ingredients.
Korean traditional seafood, Ganjang-gejang
Ganjang-gejang (raw crab marinated in soy sauce), is a traditional Korean dish that fascinated the taste buds with its rich flavors and unique preparation.
France, a beginner’s guide to France’s world-famous wines
France boasts the world's highest per capita consumption of wine, making it a staple in nearly every meal. Even if not consumed directly, wine ingredients weave their way into various dishes. In French cuisine, seafood typically pairs with white wine sauce, while...
Hong Kong cuisine, eight traditional dishes you should try
From divine restaurants to tantalising street food, follow this guide and indulge in these delicious Hong Kong dishes. Hong Kong, a vibrant city perched on the Southern coast of China, is renowned for its stunning skyline, bustling harbour and rich cultural tapestry....
Dresden, the Germany city famous for the birth of milk chocolate
Dresden, Germany, conjures up thoughts of baroque buildings and Zwinger's stunning art collection. Yet, behind its artistic grandeur, there is a story waiting to be told: the city's special relationship with milk chocolate and dairy artistry. When planning a trip to...
Bordeaux, a wine lover’s paradise in southwestern France
Nestled in the heart of southwestern France, Bordeaux is a city that encapsulates the essence of wine culture. Renowned worldwide for its prestigious vineyards and exceptional wines, Bordeaux offers a captivating experience for wine enthusiasts. Join us on a journey...
Rome, the top five restaurants you should try on a visit to the Italian capital
Follow locals’ recommendation of restaurants in Rome from Fraschetterie to a full blown pistacchio themed one.