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?".
This is Part 1 of the “Foundationology of Migrationology” series. I failed the SAT (Scholastic Aptitude Test) [the SAT is a standardized examination that many American universities use as a scale to determine your scholastic knowledge (little to do with…
It’s a sprawling market, displaying the finest natural provisions of produce from around Myanmar (Burma). Just outside the central area of Yangon lies the scattered Thiri Mingalar Market – somewhat of a distribution and bulk fresh market. It’s not quite as…
Luckily in Egypt, you don’t have to be the Pharaoh to EAT like one! This list of 27 things to fulfill yourself with in Egypt is by no means extensive, feel free to share with me what your favorite Egyptian…
Location: Bali, Indonesia In an effort to buy some fresh fish and have a meal prepared by the Bali House of Life Orphanage, we headed to the central Bali fish market. It was mid morning and the fishing boats were…
Champasak, Laos is a quaint town, with a few beautiful French colonial buildings and an attitude of relaxation. The town is positioned directly on the banks of the Mekong River and only 10 km from the UNESCO world heritage temples…
Champasak, Laos, is the type of place where a tourist can take a vacation from traveling. In contrast to other parts of Laos such as Luang Prabang, Vang Vieng, or the 4000 Islands that at times get a bit overrun…
Location: About 20 km away from Pattaya, Thailand The mood couldn’t have been set more perfectly while dining on a delicious Thai meal, a glassy shimmering sea that seemed to blend directly into the horizon giving life to both sunshine…
Rice is life in Batad, Philippines. It’s what you look at, it’s what you think about, it’s what you eat. And it’s not just the rice grown on terraces that reach the heavens that produces an omnipotent amazement, it’s the…
Here is a list of 20 Kenyan food favorites to help you get excited about eating Kenyan food! 1. Ugali (Cornmeal Staple The undeniable most common Kenyan food staple is ugali – usually made from cornmeal that is added to…
Location: South of Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania From the calm of the storm, I could observe the pouring of rain from the heavens, spanning it’s way across the coast of the Indian Ocean (just South of Dar Es Slaam) –…
Arrival at Yangon International Airport You will most likely arrive at Yangon International Airport, a pleasant cool and clean airport. Since everyone has their Myanmar visas already, customs shouldn’t take long. Unlike other major cities in the world where taxi…
Before you do anything WATCH the video above. The Tour of attractions in Silom begins at Lub d Hostel in Bangkok, Thailand. If you are looking for Bangkok’s most stylish and friendly hostel in a great location check it out!…
The list of 101 Things to do in Bangkok is in no particular order, just organized by the main categories: [unordered_list style=”tick”] Nature, Exercise, and the Great Outdoors Entertainment Shopping and Markets Temples and Religious Museums and Galleries Eating and…
Pad Thai isn’t the only Thai food out there. In fact, there is such a diversity (and abundance) of Thai food available that in 2.5 years of on-and-off living in Thailand, I’ve only managed to eat Pad Thai a handful…
It looked like a rather ordinary Thai market at Maeklong (ตลาดแม่กลอง). Tropical fruits and vegetables were in big brightly colored piles, varieties of chili pastes and herbs were abounding, Thai dishes were freshly prepared, the smell of fish and raw…
