Prepare yourself to drool over these 41 meals, each featuring mouthwatering photos, details, and where you can eat it.
I've also included some of my personal travel eating tips and answered some of your top questions... like "Mark, how do you make money to travel?".
Rajinder Da Dhaba is a legendary restaurant in Delhi, India. Beginning as a small roadside “dhaba,” or roadside street food restaurant, Rajinder Da Dhaba has grown to overtake an entire little strip mall shopping center. Its popularity is one of…
Somsak Boo Ob is one of the most legendary street food stalls in Bangkok that specializes in goong ob woon sen. The expert chef adds shrimp to the bottom of the pan, cooks them precisely, adds a mixture of glass…
If there’s one way to make your street food product stand out… make it pink – HOT PINK! While walking around Kathmandu I kept noticing restaurants and street stalls selling bright pink little deep fried discs. They looked sort of…
At 3,210 meters, the Poon Hill sunrise view of the snowy rugged Annapurna Himalaya range, was worth every grueling step it took to get there! Having the Himalayas close up, literally almost in my face, was a breathtaking sight! The…
While in Jaipur, I was excited to try local Rajasthani food. In this video I sample a Rajasthani thali that includes one of the main stapes, dal baati, which are hard wheat balls that are crumbled and then served with…
One of the top things to do in Delhi is visit Qutub Minar. Along with many ruins and structures, the site is especially recognized for its distinct minar which measures 72.5 meters in height. Entrance to Qutub Minar for foreigners…
From years of traveling and living in Thailand, I’ve been able to sample a lot of Thai food. While most of my meals have either consisted of Thai street food and home-cooked Thai meals, it’s a rare event when I…
MoMos are one of the most popular Nepali street foods (video), they are literally everywhere you look in Kathmandu. For this video I was just walking along when I noticed the jet-like powered steamer at the front of the restaurant,…
Does crispy fried dough dunked in sweet syrup sound good to you? I had seen them many times walking around Indian influenced cities like Kuala Lumpur, but before traveling to India, I had never sunk my teeth into a jalebi….
Probably the most famous attraction in all of India is the Taj Mahal. Like the Egyptian pyramids in Cairo, just about everyone, whether they like to travel or not, wants to see the Taj Mahal in person at some point….
While in Kathmandu, we stopped at a small restaurant to eat a traditional plate of samay baji, a common Newari food meal. Newari cuisine is a genre of Nepali food that originates from the Kathmandu valley area of Nepal. While…
Varanasi, located in the Uttar Pradesh state of India, is famous as being the most sacred Hindu city in India. However, it’s also home some famous sweets and also Indian snacks known as chaat. One day, I headed over to the Kashi…
Bangkok has long been known as the “Venice of the East.” Throughout the 18th and 19th centuries, the area around modern Bangkok developed an extensive network of waterway canals (known as klongs) that provided practical transportation as well as protection….
While walking around the Boudhanath Stupa in Kathmandu, Nepal, I came across a very friendly looking couple serving a Nepali street food selection that looked and smelled very tasty. So I stopped by and soon had myself a buffalo shapale…
Agra, the city that is home to the Taj Mahal, is one of the most famous and visited places in all of India. It attracts not only foreigners, but also plenty of local Indians that have come to Agra on…
