A Little Out of Seoul
04Apr
2015
04 Apr 2015

A Little Out of Seoul

Korea — dak galbi, korean drama, namiseom, petite france, seoul, tourist attractions, travel

It was time to see more of Korea. See what makes Seoul more than a foodie metropolitan. A place of rich culture and global influences. One such influence being Korean dramas. WTF right? Well, yeah, if you haven’t watched one, you’d be surprised on how many people watch these shows coming out of Korea. And today we

Baekje Samgyetang
03Apr
2015
03 Apr 2015

Baekje Samgyetang

Korea — chicken, myeongdong, seoul, verdict: pass

I have to admit, it was cold and rainy, so I wanted something soupy. And of course, something healthy to fight off any chance of a cold. Getting sick in this town of eats would be devastating. So off to a popular destination in the heart of Myeongdong, Baekje Samgyetang. It’s on the second floor which we missed the first

Grilling in Jogae-Gui Alley
02Apr
2015
02 Apr 2015

Grilling in Jogae-Gui Alley

Korea — food, gangnam, jogae-gui alley, nonhyeon-dong, pearl of mudflats, seafood, seoul

My first trip to Seoul, Korea and one of the things I wanted try was jogae-gui, grilling clams. Yeah, sure, we all know about the grilling fun at your favorite Korean BBQ restaurant. Plates of beef, pork, chicken, and any other land animal you can think of. But this was with shellfish. And on a

Afternoon in Tamsui
21Mar
2015
21 Mar 2015

Afternoon in Tamsui

Taiwan — food, river, saturday, tamsui, travel, weekend

A weekend activity for Taipei residents may include a trip to Tamsui, a river town north of the city. Out here you’re free of the city congestion and given a view of the river that cuts through the city. And during late evening, you’re presented with a beautiful view of the sunset. I figure that’s

Qimin’s Organic Hotpot
20Mar
2015
20 Mar 2015

Qimin’s Organic Hotpot

Taiwan — da'an district, food, hotpot, market, organic, taipei

There doesn’t seem to be that much information about this place, in English that is. But this place boasts both a grocer and a hot pot restaurant. It’s niche organic offering expanded to Shanghai where they source ingredients from their local farm. As you can imagine, this place won’t be your global chain. They’ll focus on

Hawker Center Eats
17Mar
2015
17 Mar 2015

Hawker Center Eats

Singapore — food, hawker center, lavender, local eats, summary report

I spent a week in Singapore. This time around, I focused on work. I mean focus focused. I barely had time to visit friends let alone venture out. The heat didn’t help encouraging me to explore. So this report is primarily around highlights of the local eats I had. And boy did I go local. That

Itacho Sushi
08Mar
2015
08 Mar 2015

Itacho Sushi

Hong Kong — causeway bay, japanese, sushi, tablet ordering, verdict: pass

There are tons of sushi restaurants in Hong Kong with a good variety of them in Causeway Bay. You can find high end establishments to your conveyor belt chains. What we chose was some where in between, Itacho Sushi. The prices weren’t too exorbitant and they had a huge selection of fish as well as some

Katte Shabu Shabu
07Mar
2015
07 Mar 2015

Katte Shabu Shabu

Hong Kong — alley, causeway bay, japanese, shabu shabu, verdict: pass

It was drizzling and, dare I say it, a bit chilly, here in Hong Kong. I was expecting hot, humid, and threatening thunderstorms in March. This was pleasant. Almost felt like I never left San Francisco. Almost. Anyways, it was hot pot weather. Being mid afternoon, I was alone and hungry. I looked up a place

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