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?".
Penang, Malaysia is known for their exquisite cuisine. I didn’t come to Malaysia to partake of a burger, something I could get in the United States. I came to eat prawn mee, chicken rice, duck noodles, nasi kandoor, fish curry,…
Walking through the central market in Kuala Lumpur, the sign for Cute Fish Spa caught my attention. Minutes later, I was giggling like a middle school girl, hundreds of fish were swarming around my feet. It took a good 3…
A 7 hour bus ride and a 1.5 hour ferry ride from Kuala Lumpur, and one is surrounded by lush vegetation, turquoise seas, and a relaxed island lifestyle. Langkawi is a great place to hang out for some time to…
A crowd of people, mustered under a tree, mingling, confused like ants following a hint of a trail, and unworldly Malaysian food smells, filling the air, stunning my utmost nostril. I had to be part of it. Approaching closer, the…
Guest blog by Dwight Turner, Editor of In Search of Sanuk. I’ve had the privileged of traveling, eating, volunteering, dancing, and helping others with Dwight. There’s never been a better time to redefine what it means to vacation. The downturn…
Just outside of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, lie the famous Batu Caves. They are a series of limestone caves surrounded by various Hindu shrines. The Batu Caves are some of the most popular Hindu shrines outside of India. The Thaipusam Hindu…
Boat noodles are small bowls of noodles served up dry or with soup, bursting with with all forms of expressive flavor, sure to satisfy anyone’s taste buds. Bangkok is famous for them, and they are not to be missed and…
Thinking things couldn’t get better after seeing the famous man with his “booty shaking dance lesson” in Lumpini Park, Bangkok, we stumbled across a different sort of sport, not as much freedom, with a few more regulations, Sepan Takraw also…
It only took a few minutes before I was drenched in sweat, twisting, grabbing, and turning my body, balancing in ways I didn’t think were possible. It all happened in Bangkok, Thailand, through the persuasion of my friend, Ali Pepler…
There is tourism galore in Bangkok, Thailand, but there are plenty of activities to do that are off the beaten track of the extremely worn touristic routes. A friend of mine, Dwight Turner founder of In Search of Sanuk, promotes…
Join in aerobics are held at 5pm in the central Lumpini Park of Bangkok, Thailand on a daily basis. By fortunate circumstance we happen to be strolling through Lumpini park when we caught a quick glimpse of a wonderful man. …
There are a number reasons why I travel, you can read about them in Top 8 Reasons To Travel. Food, is of utmost importance to all humans for survival and to me it is important for survival, entertainment, and pleasure….
2 April 2009 1. Hike to the Makapu’u Lighthouse Its not a difficult hike, but the views are stunning, and there is a possibility of seeing humpback whales. 2. Kailua Beach Great beach to relax on, swim, and have a…
One of my personal traditions when I’m in Honolulu is to go to the legendary hole-in-the-wall known as Mitsu-Ken. Throughout the many years of visiting Honolulu, my family and I have always gone to Mitsu Ken, mainly for their famous and marvelous…
Koko Head Crater is a cone volcano located in the Hawaii Kai area close to Honolulu, Hawaii on the island of Oahu. The steep formation of the mountain allows for a short but tiring hike to the top offering incredible views along…
