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?".
The majority of all blog posts on this website are about food!
Wandering through the ancient lanes of Varanasi is one of the best ways to explore the city. You’ll walk past fabric stores, incense and spice dealers, Indian desserts makers, alongside giant cows, and even probably have to duck as a…
You can roll in wearing your pajamas and flip flops, with a bad case of bed head, or in your gym clothes… and nobody’s going to care. DeFalco’s is the home-style Italian deli everybody wants in their own neighborhood. DeFalco’s…
Moringa is also known as the “miracle tree.” And after learning more about this tree and its extreme nutrition capabilities, it’s easy to understand why. The most widely grown species of moringa originates in certain areas of India, but other…
Kitfo is like a hamburger, only it’s raw, and filled with spices, and eaten with injera instead of with a bun. It’s one of the most praised foods in Ethiopia, and it is stunning on the taste buds. While I…
What could ever be better than going to the beach in Hawaii? Well, quite obviously, the answer is going to “the beach in Hawaii with lunch.” In the small sleepy North Shore town of Waialua, just about 10 minutes from…
I loved just about every single dish I tasted in Ethiopia, one of them, gomen be siga. Gomen is collard greens, a widely consumed leafy vegetable in Ethiopian cuisine. Siga is the word for beef, so gomen be siga is…
Bangkok has just about everything I ever want to eat… except good dim sum (and if you know of good dim sum in Bangkok, please let me know). So I normally wait until I travel to Hong Kong or Hawaii…
It’s crazy to think about how many meals you ate in an entire year. Let’s break it down. We all have 365 days in a year, and many of us eat somewhere around 3 meals per day. That’s 1,095 meals…
