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?".
As you can probably notice, Migrationology is heavy on photos. I simply enjoy taking photos and love to look at them. For years I dreamed about getting my very own full size DSLR. Just about 2 months ago I finally…
Location: Batad, Philippines While I was visiting the amazing Batad rice terraces in the Philippines, I was able to help a family pound rice for dinner. It was a lot of work. After taking turns pounding the rice grains with…
Today marks the start of the Chinese Mid-Autumn festival (the actual full moon is on the 12th of September, 2011). This important Chinese holiday falls annually sometime in September or October when the moon is at its biggest and brightest….
Watch the video now! There’s nothing fresher than still alive! The Thai name of the dish is Goong Ten (กุ้งเต้น), which translates to “dancing shrimp.” The cute little translucent shrimp are the main event – and they’re still living. Goong…
Location: Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania I ate ferociously devoured this fish in Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania. The tantalizing flavor was ensured with a thick peppery coconut cream that coated the divine meat of the fish!
3 Cents That’s what it will cost you to enjoy a cup of coffee on the sweaty streets of Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania. Dish out a few more cents and you’ll have the pleasure of alternating between sips of coffee…
There’s no denying my street food addiction. Hong Kong is a city loaded with culinary street food delights – from the greasy grinds of Mongkok to the international recipes surrounding the Chungking Mansion, Hong Kong has it all! This is…
Location: Macau, China I only spent 12 hours in Macau, so I definitely didn’t get to really experience it. It was a quick jaunt from Hong Kong, an effort that was blessed by Portuguese egg tarts, an overdose of FREE…
It was a special and terrifying moment, walking Luna through the gates into the vast, dusty expanse of the Australian outback for her first trek. Here was a horse (brumby) that 6 weeks ago wouldn’t even let us touch her….
In comparison to Europe or North America, everyday expenses in Egypt are low. From SE Asia, prices are quite similar with regards to food, accommodation and living expenses. Vegetarian meals can be eaten for less than $1 per meal and…
Location: Halong Bay, Vietnam It was like a giant game of hide and seek, little perfect mounds of earth that sprouted from the water in all shapes and sizes. The sun peeked its rays around the mounds, gently lighting the…
I first met Matt about 2.5 years ago when he lived in Bangkok, Thailand as an English teacher. His positive outlook on life, his willingness to push for what he believes in and his heart for helping others led him…
Though squat pots may not be the choice method of excretion for many, travelers will inevitably face an occasion where nature pushes harder than the ability to select a posh throne. In parts of rural Africa, toilets are in the…
Location: Iguazu Falls, Argentina Your mind plays tricks if you look into the Devil’s Mouth for too long; I started seeing things, hallucinating, that feeling of not knowing if you’re the one moving or the water. Staring at Iguaza Falls…
It was one of the first things pointed out as we cruised along the bumpy road in to Yangon after landing. The driver of the taxi had motioned, saying “look over there, the Shwedagon Pagoda, the most important temple in…
