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?".
1. Decorated Taxi Unlike last year, when I was able to eat exclusively vegetarian for the entire festival, this year I simply had too many things going on to commit to the 9 day challenge. However, I was able to…
Mark’s Note: Nearly everyday, without fail, I receive a message or two asking how I’m able to eat so much and remain relatively slim and fit. In this article, travel blogging friends of mine Meg and Tony from Landing Standing, share some…
Thank you for watching! (You can also watch this roti canai video on YouTube) In this episode of Migrationology Food TV, I’m in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, for a typical on-the-go Malaysian food breakfast known locally as a roti canai. With…
Masala Chicken, Pahurat, Bangkok Pahurat is the Little India of Bangkok, home to a few outstanding little restaurants that serve a combination of Indian, Bangladeshi and Burmese cuisine. I keep going back to eat at this spot for the mouthwatering…
There’s one Hawaiian food that’s superior to them all, a dish that makes all others bow in respect. Poke. Cubes of raw fish marinated in a variety of salty, oniony flavors. The poke bowl, is a scoop of rice placed in…
Would you leap off the top of a 350 meter tower, relying solely on an ultra-lightweight piece of fabric to cushion your fall? I can honestly tell you, that’s about the LAST thing I’d ever desire to do… But one…
(If you can’t see the video, check out Thailand vegetarian festival Part 1, watch it on YouTube) Isn’t the hand pounded peanut candy awesome? Thailand’s annual vegetarian festival is a chance to cleanse, take part in rituals, and most importantly,…
Everywhere in Asia, the fresher the better. From live fish markets that look like aquariums to restaurants, it’s always best to eat fresh. You know the fast food slogan “we don’t make it ’til you order it?” How about, “we…
Myeongdong is the place die-hard shoppers dream of. It’s one of the most popular and hectic shopping districts in Seoul, South Korea. Myeongdong is where it’s possible to witness females carrying 25 shopping bags full of new accessories while attempting…
While there are many foods that have power to arouse happiness, Malaysian nasi lemak takes satisfaction to the next level. For local Malaysians that leave their home country, nasi lemak is THE MEAL they crave, the comfort food they long…
Thank you for watching! (You can also watch this nasi lemak video on YouTube) Nasi Lemak is perhaps the most well known and most craved of all Malaysian dishes. The rice, which is cooked in coconut cream infused with pandan leaves,…
Chengyang Village, China Just after finishing a few cups of Chinese tea and wandering around the village of Chengyang, we were approached (more like attacked!) by a group of old Chinese ladies that wanted to sell us many many things….
A small and quiet city by Chinese standards, Guilin is a modern and bustling Chinese urban area with about 6 million inhabitants located in Guangxi Province. Known throughout China for the sheer beauty of the surrounding nature, Guilin is a…
I’ve been told by multiple Malaysians that when they leave their country, it’s the food they miss more than anything else. And once you’ve spent some time in Malaysia eating, it’s entirely understandable. You’re about to see some dangerously close-up photos from…
(if you can’t see the video, watch Chinatown Bangkok on YouTube) Chinatown Bangkok, which is better known as Yaowarat, is one of the busiest and most energetic areas of the city. Vibrant markets and luscious street food play a major part in…
