Tag Archives: local foods

10 Famous Foods of Singapore And Best Places To Try Them

Plate of chili mud crab, one of the most delicious foods of Singapore

Singapore, a futuristic cosmopolitan city, is a melting pot of culture, advanced technology, luxury living, and lifestyle. Over the past few years, there has been increased footfall of travelers from all around the world. TAKEAWAY: Singapore received its name from a Sumatran Prince during the early 14th century. He named the island “Singapura”, which in Sanskrit means “lion city”. This …

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5 Little-Known Costa Rican Snacks That You Shouldn’t Miss

Some Costa Rican snacks (tostones or fried green plantain slices) served with guacamole and other sauces.

Many a budding traveler dreams of one day visiting the fabulous Central American nation of Costa Rica. The endless coastlines, inviting emerald waters, dense rainforests, and vibrant culture… They all mean that it is deservedly one of the world’s most desirable destinations. But beyond these obvious aspects of the country, something less well-known, but equally attractive is the national cuisine. …

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A Quick Foodies Guide to Brunei Darussalam

Rendang served on a leaf, one of the dishes recommended in any foodies guide to Brunei.

Just on the northern coast of the Island of Borneo lies one of the lesser-known Southeast Asian countries. The Abode of Peace. A Kingdom of Unexpected Treasures. Brunei Darussalam. It is the perfect destination for “a vacation to recover from a vacation” (and for excellent eats of course!). Take 3-4 days off your week, and you’ll have seen and eaten …

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7 Russian Eats For a Traveler On-The-Go

Homemade basket of Russian eats (pirogi) filled with eggs and green onion.

This summer of 2018 the FIFA World Cup is headed to Russia. There will be games in the westernmost city of Kaliningrad and as far east as Yekaterinburg. These cities are over 2,000 miles apart. While it’s only a three-hour plane ride, many traveling through Russia opt for trains. Not only are trains less expensive, but they also carry a …

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Where To Find The Best Local Food In The UK

local food in the UK

British cuisine hasn’t always been famous for its finesse. Rationing in the 40s and 50s left us very little to cook with. And unfortunately cemented the idea that the Brits simply aren’t that creative in the kitchen. Thankfully, the days of rationing and over-boiled veg are long gone and the UK now offers a veritable feast of fine cuisine. If …

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4 Filipino Foods You Can’t Miss When Visiting The Philippines

Fried Pancit bihon noodles, one of the best-known filipino foods, served on a bowl with chopstick

Months ago, I was able to watch this episode on Nas Daily where he was asked what his favorite country was. Nas answered that of all the countries he had visited; the Philippines was his most favorite one. Since then, the Philippines has always been one of my dream travel destinations. Luckily, I recently had the chance to spend a …

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The Scoop on Moroccan Mint Tea

Tray with traditional Moroccan mint tea, ready for an afternoon snack.

Every morning in Morocco starts with a hot cup of tea. At noon comes another, and a final glass (along with an assortment of treats) caps off the evening. This beverage is everywhere in Morocco. The most famous, and most popular kind is Moroccan mint tea. It is sweet and refreshing though always served hot. And bear in mind that …

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10 Hawaiian side dishes you will love

Plateful of exotic foods to try in hawaii with views to the sea

Hawaii is a tropical paradise that is renowned for its beautiful beaches, stunning landscapes, and rich cultural heritage. The island’s cuisine is no exception, with a blend of indigenous Hawaiian, Asian, and American influences that creates a unique culinary experience. One of the things that make Hawaiian cuisine so special is the vast array of side dishes that accompany the …

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6 Traditional Moroccan Breakfast Foods

Setting of a traditional Moroccan breakfast with hot mint tea, fruits and baked goods.

Moroccan food reflects the various cultures that influenced the country’s history, which is particularly true of the breakfasts. The various dishes that are eaten at the first meal of the day have diverse origins. Have you tried any of these traditional Moroccan breakfast foods? TAKEAWAY: In Arabic, Iftar means breakfast. During Ramadan, Iftar is still the first meal of the …

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4 Ghanaian Snacks Every Traveller Must Try

Dish of jollof rice, one of the most popular Ghanaian snacks.

In pretty much every Westernized country in the world, people constantly worry about their weight. People toil in the gym, take up the newest fad diets, and generally try to adapt their lifestyles and food to prevent them from putting on extra weight. Not in Ghana. It might come as a big surprise to anybody used to seeing airbrushed size …

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