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?".
One of the top things to do in Kolkata is to visit the always colorful and chaotic Mullik Ghat flower market. The market takes place just below the magnificent Howrah bridge, and is located adjacent to the Hooghly River. I…
After spending time in Kolkata, I had an opportunity to visit a friend of mine in the Northeastern Indian region of Nagaland. Eating pork is a big part of the local culture, especially around holidays and celebrations. I got to…
Thank you for watching! (If you can’t see the video, click here to watch it on YouTube) You may remember this delicious Indian street food stall that I wrote about a few weeks ago. And finally, here’s the video. Camamc…
Camac Street, which apparently has been renamed Abanindranath Tagore Sarani, is a low-key (and pleasantly calm compared to other Kolkata streets) commercial street in the heart of Kolkata. Businesses, stores of many kinds, cafe’s, and residential condos all flourish along…
India is not easy on shoes. Due to my daily routine in India of walking around, jumping from sidewalk to sidewalk while avoiding rowdy vehicles and frequently stepping in piles of trash, my shoes took a serious beating. Fix-it-men cobblers…
Here’s a video that goes along with my top 25 Things to do in Delhi article. Within this video you’ll get a first hand glimpse at some of Delhi’s most impressive attractions, sights, and some tasty Indian street food as…
Along with pani puri and ghugni chat, jhal muri is one of the most praised and widely present Bengali street food snacks. In Kolkata you’ll find jhal muri at just about every street corner and directly outside of nearly every…
Kolkata is not an early waking city. I went on numerous 7 am walks around town searching for something to eat, only to discover taxi drivers washing their cars, bathers on the streets, and just a number of tea stalls…
