2013.
4 a.m., Tijuana, Mexico.
Just across the border from San Diego.
Outside of a strip club.
Continue reading2013.
4 a.m., Tijuana, Mexico.
Just across the border from San Diego.
Outside of a strip club.
Continue readingI’ve been gone from Budapest now for five months, and I still find myself dreaming about this restaurant.
[no, that’s not a picture of Nasi Goreng… it’s some of the fancy organic food one can get in Bali… didn’t have a picture of Nasi Goreng because tbh it’s just not that photogenic… just fried rice… quite tasty tho.]
With my bag packed and the rest of my luggage (somewhat) safely stored at the Hotel Snow Leopard, I was just about ready to leave Pokhara.
Taipei is often called “The food capital of East Asia,” and boy does it live up to that name. We spent a month in this city– and spent most of our time eating!
The food in Taipei is endlessly diverse: ranging from the ubiquitous street stalls to the world-class bakeries to Michelin-starred restaurants, the city offers something for all palates. Think of it this way: late at night in the U.S., people wander the streets looking to drink; in Taipei, people wander the streets looking for something to eat.