Seoul is a really big city. And there are so many restaurants serving outstanding South Korean food that it can be difficult to choose which one to eat at – kind of the psychology of having too many choices to the point where it’s hard to make a decision until you just go for it. While I [...]
Photo: Lip-licking Lebanese Kafta Kebabs
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Scrumptious Korean Barbecue at New Village Restaurant (새마을식당) in Seoul
by Mark Wiens on May 17, 2012
The 6 Most Popular Shopping Markets in Bangkok
by Mark Wiens on May 10, 2012
It’s honestly incredible to think about how many markets are scattered throughout Bangkok. I’ve been on and off living in Bangkok for nearly three years and I still discover new markets in different parts of the city. Today we’re going to go through 6 of Bangkok’s busiest central markets, shopping havens that cover a variety [...]
The Foodie’s Guide to Korean Street Food in Seoul
by Mark Wiens on May 8, 2012
Seoul is a foodie kingdom. While there’s a tantalizing restaurant every few meters throughout the entire city, it’s street food carts and tents that fill all the open spaces. Walking through Seoul is like having to walk through a slot canyon of culinary goodies all calling your name. When I first arrived, I felt like [...]
VIDEO: Seoul Street Food at the Gwangjang Market
by Mark Wiens on May 6, 2012
(If you can’t see the video, watch it here on Youtube) Thank you for watching! Seoul, South Korea, is a foodie paradise and the Gwangjang Market is a mesmerizing display of Korean street food. When I first arrived I literally couldn’t believe what was before me… it took a few moments before I could even [...]
Photo: Fresh Turmeric Root in Sri Lanka
by Mark Wiens on May 4, 2012
Sri Lankan food is extremely delicious, and one of the spices that’s a fundamental part of the cuisine is turmeric root. I took this photo in an area near Pusselawa and the turmeric was picked by a local grandmother that proceeded to cook one of the best chicken curries I’ve ever tasted in my life!
Warning: These Mexican Food Photos Will Make You Drool!
by Mark Wiens on May 3, 2012
I went 3.5 years without Mexican food, apart from that Sri Lankan chorizo. So when I returned to the States for a quick visit, Mexican food was one cuisine that my stomach was begging me for. Phoenix, Arizona, is where is satisfied myself. There are random restaurants serving semi-authentic Mexican food in Asia, but I just nearly [...]
South Korean Food: 29 of the Best Tasting Dishes
by Mark Wiens on May 1, 2012
1. Chili Pickled Cabbage (Kimchi 김치) I’m going to start this South Korean food list with not really a dish at all, but something that is critically vital and quintessential to any Korean meal: KIMCHI. While there are many different kinds of kimchi, the most common version is made with napa cabbage that is preserved [...]
VIDEO: Eating Traditional Hawaiian Food
by Mark Wiens on April 29, 2012
(If you can’t see the video, click here to watch in on Youtube) Thank you for watching! Earlier this week I published an article all about the top traditional Hawaiian foods to eat and here’s a video to go along with it! I ate this meal at the home of one of my relative’s, so [...]
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