Travel | Food | Coffee | Beer
If you are looking for true omakase artistry and perfection in Bangkok, look no further than Sushi Misaki-Nobu. Find out what makes this a must-go.
Northeast Restaurant in Bangkok is a must visit for any Thai food enthusiast looking for their fix of pad thai, oyster omelets, or soft shell crab curry.
Yoshinoya is my favorite fast food chain in all of Japan. From their gyudon (beef bowls) to kimchi and miso soup, to draft beers, there is nothing better.
Passing by Osaka Station and in the mood for a delectable A3 beef sando or minced meat sando? Kitashinchi Sand is a must.
Is the often one hour line for the delicious fried beef cutlet (gyukatsu) at Gyukatsu Motomura worth it? Read on to find out.
If you want the ultimate urban escape from the bustling Sukhumvit 11 in Bangkok, look no further than the Solitaire Hotel. Here's my honest review.
For a textural behemoth of flavor in Bangkok, Thailand, look no further than Kuay Tiew Kua Kai Keng Jae Ngim for a smokey, crunchy, gooey noodle dish.
Wattana Panich serves up the most legendary beef broth and beef noodle soup that has graced this planet, with the broth clocking in at nearly 50 years old.
Custard Nakamura is a must try bakery the next time you are in Bangkok. Custard buns, Katsu sandos, Menchi sandos, and other baked goods galore.
Fran's Brunch and Greens may be the best brunch spot in Bangkok, or Asia, that you have never heard of. Thick cut bacon, velvet eggs, and malty banana bowls.
Do you want to travel to Vietnam and are unsure about how to apply for a 30 day electronic visa? Apply via the government portal and wait three business days.
Zuma Hong Kong's weekend brunch lives up to the hype. Fantastic service, free flow champagnes, wines, and ice teas, and boatloads of Japanese izakaya fare.