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!
Watch the VIDEO (above)! If you can’t see the video, click here to watch it on Youtube. Hainanese chicken rice is basically boiled chicken served over fragrant rice that is cooked in chicken broth and chicken fat. In Thailand, chicken…
It’s restaurants like these that scream to be eaten at. Often it’s little more than a shack of antique wood covered in rusty tin and sponsored by Coca Cola. In Nairobi, some of the best nyama choma is served out…
Very few fruits are so bizarre and delicious as a Wood Apple. I had never even heard of a woodapple, nor tasted one, until I traveled to Sri Lanka. But as soon as I arrived in Colombo, they were everywhere…
Have you ever eaten with your hands? Of course… …hot dogs and sandwiches and kebabs and fried chicken… But, what about a piping hot plate of rice and curry? Unless you’ve been to Sub-Saharan Africa, parts of central Asia (mostly…
Chinese food… …is simply one of the word’s most widely enjoyed and most influential cuisines. Throughout my stay in Yangshuo, China, I was able to sample quite a few dishes – many of them were mouthwatering delicious! Here are 27…
The street food in New York is worth visiting the city for alone. Walk around the streets of the Big Apple and of course you’ll come across the famous hot dog vendors with their carts, but there’s so much more…
In my mind, the exploration of street food is one of the best way’s to put yourself into an opportunity to have a spontaneous travel experience. One of the reasons I just can’t get enough of Bangkok is that it’s a never…
With a name like “Hotel Rolex,” there was little I could do but walk inside (this place is NOT associated with timepieces!). A huge bright green entrance and a chef gesturing the double “A-Ok” on the sign, was way more…
