As I was looking through the brochure for Huis Ten Bosch, one of the attractions was a restaurant staffed by robots. Seeing this as another unique experience, we made our way to the robot restaurant to grab some food.
While scoping out Vietnamese street food, my group had the “opportunity” to eat a manta ray. I’m not that adventurous of an eater, but under enough peer pressure I’ll probably do it. It’s okay to follow the crowd. After a Da Nang motorbike tour, my group joined our guides for dinner at a local restaurant …
The fluffiest souffle pancakes in the world are in Japan! They have a limited supply and you have to get there early in the morning if you want the best breakfast in Tokyo, but these Japanese fluffy pancakes are well worth the journey.
In Los Angeles, Kang Hodong Baekjeong is my favorite KBBQ place. That’s favorite KBBQ in the world. In January 2017, I ate at 678 KBBQ in Sydney, Australia since it’s part of the chain. Since I’m in Tokyo, I couldn’t miss this opportunity to try the food.
Follow my blog with Bloglovin I love fried chicken. That’s exactly why you’re seeing this post. I’ve eaten KFC in 30+ countries but haven’t documented it well so I should start. It would be a good “KF-Series” if you know what I mean.
Malta is very close to Italy which is why you’ll see a lot of Italian restaurant in Malta. Luckily for me, I love Italian food and especially risotto.
I tried Irish food and immediately wanted to leave the country…and I did after 4 days. Dublin is a pretty modern city with a lot of diversity, typically you’d expect to get really good food in this situation. I however, did not.
I pretty much went to Ireland because I heard there was awesome castles and the best pint of Guinness. I can confirm, the Guinness there was the smoothest and tastiest in the world.
Let’s be honest here, fried chicken is delicious. When done correctly, the crispy texture of the outside skin combined with the juicy meat is a symphony of balance. Especially with Colonel’s herbs and spices, I enjoy trying KFC when traveling. A lot of other travelers have McDonald’s as their go-to, but I like fried chicken.
Japan is the home of cup noodles! So naturally, as a fan of this amazing food you need to visit the Cup Noodles Museum Yokohama! You get the dream, the story and the results! A story of inspiration and innovation!