Boozed up by the sake I started observing the beer lady, who I assumed is the owner of the Izakaya. She might be the jolliest Japanese I have ever met.…
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Bidding goodbye to my beloved Tokyo and Japan. Dragging our big luggage from One@Tokyo hotel to Oshiage SkyTree station.…
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I guess this would be when I let you in on a little secret; for someone who claims to be an adventurous foodie, I never had Ramen before.…
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Cabramatta, the Little Vietnam in Sydney Australia is a melting pot of Asian culture, mainly Vietnamese, Cambodian, Thai and Chinese.…
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Since it's located only less than half an hour from Osaka, we decided to go to Kobe for a day trip during our trip to Japan.…
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Wala Wala is a bar on the east side of Singapore, which my friends and I frequented when we were university students years ago.…
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Hi, you guys, I am bringing to you another installment of Inflight Dining, where I take pictures of the things I eat 40,000 feet up in the air and share it with you for no good reason.…
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There are a few places without being overwhelming, and that’s the best place for drunk people to watch in Lwan Kai Fong.…
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Admittedly, the decision to book Hong Kong Airbnb was a last-minute and not a well-considered one, but I was trying to get as many cultural travel experiences as possible. I couldn’t remember the hotel I stayed in years ago, the one I loved for its hustle-bustle Hong Kong neighbourhood. But, even if I found it, I…
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Have you heard about Kbal Spean the river of a thousand Lingas before? I hadn’t. Until the last day in Siem Reap when our driver insisted on taking us to the mountain. He took us to several places that day, including temples and waterfalls. The most interesting part, though, was the river. He stopped…
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