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?".
I recently got my Indian visa in Bangkok, and though at first I though it may be a nightmare like getting a China visa in Bangkok, it was actually quite a smooth and simple process. That is, if you precisely…
Mark’s Note: There’s no better place to get expert food advice and tips than from a local of that country. Agness, a Polish traveler and blogger, shares with us some of her favorite things to eat when she’s at home….
For the size and busyness of Bangkok, the city is in my opinion quite safe. Living in Bangkok and exploring the city for years now, I’ve almost never felt threatened in any way. However, I would never say that Bangkok…
(If you can’t see the video, click here to watch it on YouTube) Thank you for watching! The Batu Caves are one of my favorite attractions in Kuala Lumpur, that is apart from Malaysian food… oh, but there’s food there…
Along with chorizo and eggs, it doesn’t get much more heartwarming for breakfast than a Mexican dish known as Huevos Rancheros. When I visited the United States, I made it a point to take my fill of Mexican food. One…
Creamy. Sweet. Buttery. Ambrosial. The list of appealing adjectives could go on forever when describing the king of fruits. Yet all word based descriptions fall wholly short of coming even remotely close to the real divine sensation that can only result from a…
(If you can’t see the video, watch Economy Rice on YouTube here) Thank you for watching! I’ll admit it, economy rice doesn’t exactly portray the most appealing meal in the world. But when we are talking about Malaysian food, even…
First, I want to say a huge thanks to you! It’s because of your support and your online sharing that Migrationology has survived. Everyday I’m extremely grateful for what I’m able to do for a living, and it wouldn’t be…
(If you can’t see the video, watch Ikan Bakar on YouTube here) Thank you very much for watching! Last week I shared a video about Kuala Lumpur’s insanely good South Indian Food. Today, on an equally satisfying level, here’s a…
Chinese Sashimi, Guangxi, China Chinese food is not exactly known for including too many raw things. In fact, everything is nearly cooked to death, even lettuce is supposed to be cooked. But in the small village of Chengyang, we had…
Bangkok’s Yaowarat Chinatown (เยาวราช) is one of the most amusing areas of the city. Every visit is an arousing overdose of all senses. The constant throbbing energy of shopping paired with the steam of delicious food being prepared street side is an irresistible…
(If you can’t see the video, watch Nasi Campur on YouTube here) Thank you for watching! Nasi campur, a combination of different curries over rice, has long been one of my favorite Malaysian food meals (and Indonesia). Unlike nasi lemak (which…
Normally a choppy, dirty, transportation waterway, Bangkok’s Chao Phraya River came to a complete halt. Garbage and vegetation were thoroughly cleared and beams of sunshine shimmered off the glassy top of the river. Armies of catfish, which normally cluster along…
Have you ever eaten at a restaurant that was so insanely good you had to return the next day (or even later on in that same day), to eat there again? I sure have. Plenty of times. Recommended by both Mei…
Thank you for watching! (If you can’t see the video, watch South Indian Food on YouTube here) I can honestly say, it’s one of the best restaurants I’ve been to this year; It was so incredibly good I went back…
