I can’t think of more soul-nourishing Indian cuisine than the classic thali meal ━ an interchangeable symbol of Indian food culture. Thali meal, the king of Indian food, is usually served as a wedding feast, during festivals and all sorts of celebrations, such as Onam and Diwali. A thali meal means a full plate…
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A scene I have seen in many South Indian movies but never got to experience myself — the true authentic South Indian hotel/eatery food culture.…
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November has been both a busy and blessings filled month hence the lack of blog updates.…
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Hello! I have had my MacBook opened on my lap for more than an hour to write this semi-regular not-really-travel-culture-related life update.…
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The joy of food rarely is just about the said food; Nasi Bakar is more about the stories, traditions and memories built around it.…
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Nasi Tumpeng makes an appearance during festivals, happy events and celebration days, including special-age birthdays and Independence Day.…
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I had Chilean cuisine before! It was with Pri, right before lockdown no.4 (or was it in no.5??) And it was my idea, to begin with!…
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16th October is World Food Day, celebrated annually in honor of FAO's birthday and here are 50 things you can do to celebrate World Food Day.…
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The Balinese cuisine Nasi Pedas (literally translated as spicy rice) has only been famous for a decade and started from a roadside food stall…
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Though it has been widely adopted, much loved and become a local food icon in Singapore, Teh Tarik originated from Malaysia.…
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