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Curious about the Croatian Cuisine? Planning a trip to the Balkan, and traveling along the Croatian coast perhaps and wondering what food to eat and dishes and drinks to try? The Balkan, which is usually referred to as the peninsula of Southeast Europe, includes Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Read More …
The wine regions of France are undoubtedly some of the best and most famous in the world. France and wines are two things that have always gone hand and hand. Just to realize the sheer scale of what we are talking about, here are a few wine related numbers. France is Read More …
You can find Thai restaurants and Thai food in most cities. We even have a few favorites in our suburbs but I’m longing to visit a few floating markets and try some local dishes in Thailand. The experience and the novelty of buying food or fruits from a passing boat Read More …
The much awaited Eataly Dallas opened its doors in December and I can’t be more excited – so many foods to buy and pasta to try! The Italian marketplace located inside North Park Mall is a haven for Italophiles and Dallas foodies. Featuring over 10000 high-quality Italian products, a culinary Read More …
Food in Morocco is fragrant and flavorful. Andalusian Spain, Arabia, and France heavily influence Moroccan cuisine. The flavors are unique owing to the delicious combination of spices like cinnamon, cumin, and saffron. You will always be welcomed with some sweet mint tea, you will eat more tagine than you ever Read More …
Greek food is fresh, healthy and so full of flavor, and best of all, Greek cuisine has so many vegetarian dishes – I love it! I have been dreaming of a trip to Greece(hopefully in 2021) to explore the ancient temples, soak in the caldera views and try all the Read More …
Being a Vegetarian, when planning our trip to the Andalucia region of Spain, I was a tad bit worried. Having not much experience with Spanish cuisine before had me wondering, what am I going to eat in Spain! I had seen so many photos of Jamón Ibérico that had me Read More …
Planning a trip to Japan and wondering what to eat in Japan? There is so much more to Japanese cuisine than just sushi and ramen! Here are 15 foods you must try when visiting Japan. And yes, you will have no trouble finding vegetarian food in Japan. Japan has amazing Read More …
The French are famous for their decadent pastries and delightful dessert creations – from sinful chocolate croissants to delicately layered mille-feuille, fudge-like Calissons, dainty little French macarons that come in an array of colors and flavors, there are so many desserts you must try when visiting France. Grab some of Read More …
Wondering where to eat in Plano, or where to order your take out meal from, we got you covered. Here is a list of all the Plano restaurants we have dined at and LOVED. These are restaurants in Plano that afforded a little escape in the form of a meal Read More …
List of Iconic Italian Foods You Should Not Miss: Aperitivo, Arancini & Suppli, Prosciutto, Risotto, Gnocchi, Truffles (an expensive Italian delicacy), Different kinds of Pasta, Polenta, Eggplant Parmigana, Florentine Steak…. Canoli, Getalo and finish with some Digestivo Read More …
Just like having gelatos in Italy, eclairs in France, loukoumades in Greece, you must have some egg tarts when visiting Portugal. Portugal is famous for their pastries and you will find more than these crusty tarts with a sweet eggy filling in the pastry shops, called pastelarias. Here are a Read More …
You can pick up a pretty pink box of Godiva, order some M&Ms with a custom love message or visit one of these local spots for some of the best Valentine sweets and treats in Dallas – utterly delicious goodies that will wow your sweetheart…. and you are supporting local businesses Read More …
After a few days of safari in East Africa, we were looking forward to a slower pace of travel and some Rest and Relaxation. As we got to the last part of our African Adventure, I’m so glad we planned to spend some in Mont Rochelle Franschhoek, in the winelands Read More …
Summer is around the corner and while we would all like to pack our bags, hop on a plane to go places and see the world. It’s not always feasible with work, kids schedules, finances and life in general! Sometimes you don’t need plane tickets for a mini getaway, just Read More …
After a few days in Tokyo, we were ready to see the traditional and quieter side of Japan. We flew from Haneda airport to Itami, Osaka instead of taking the Shinkansen bullet train so that we can take a quick look at Mt Fuji from the top. We hired a Read More …