Food in Malta: 15 Traditional Dishes to Look Out For
A friend of mine visited Malta not too long ago. She’s an avid traveler and flies to different parts of the world several times a …
DESTINATIONS
We love to travel. These are the destinations we’ve visited ever since we started this travel blog. They include city guides, tips, and useful advice to different destinations around the world like Tokyo, Bangkok, and Santorini.
Tokyo Treat Review: The Best Japanese Candy Delivered to You
Who here doesn’t like Japanese candy and snacks? *crickets* That’s what I thought! Aside from sushi and Japanese food, snacks and sweets are among our …
Sakuraco Box: Artisanal Japanese Sweets Delivered to You
What do you miss most about Japan? I love everything about this East Asian country but some of the things I miss the most are …
ESTA Alaska: How to Apply for an ESTA to Alaska (2021)
There exists a VISA Waiver Program and some countries qualify for it. In such cases, you can visit Alaska without having to apply for a VISA.
Food in the Balkans: 20 Traditional Dishes to Look Out For
Are you familiar with Balkan food? Not as many people are because it isn’t a trendy cuisine. Plus, it comes from a region in Europe …
Indian Street Food: 30 Dishes You Need to Try
If I were to describe Indian street food with just one word, it would be “colorful”. It’s an assault on the senses in the best …
Food in the Philippines: 45 Traditional Dishes to Look Out For
Have you ever tried Filipino food? I’m not surprised if you haven’t because for one reason or another, Filipino cuisine hasn’t caught on internationally as …
The First-Timer’s Hiroshima & Miyajima Travel Guide (2021)
When I think of Hiroshima, the first thing that comes to mind is the atomic bomb. The Peace Memorial Park and Museum are the most …
The First-Timer’s Fukuoka Travel Guide (2021)
We travel for food so when I think of Fukuoka, three things immediately come to mind – tonkotsu ramen, yatai stalls, and motsunabe. They’re three …
The First-Timer’s Nagoya Travel Guide (2021)
I was on a press trip to Japan’s Chubu region a couple of years ago and one of our guides said that “there’s nothing in …