With the whole world shut down right now by the Covid-19 virus going around, it isn’t really possible to go out and travel. When it comes down to it, it’s pretty hard to get out of the house to do anything. So what can we do when we’re on lockdown but have the travel itch? …
Onto the Belgrade sweets, coffee, and desserts we tried! During the five weeks we spent there we primarily got our desserts from the grocery store and bakeries, and our coffee from three-in-one packets, but we also tried out a couple cafes and a creperie. I’m going to cover them in a similar manner to my …
Upon our arrival to our Airbnb in Beirut, our host introduced us to his father and sister, and offered us watermelon and coffee. When he took us inside of our little studio nearby he showed us that he had stocked the fridge with bread/pita, cheese, beer, juice, and pastries. Needless to say, we didn’t need …
If you are vegetarian, or even if you’re not, you should try to make it to Bo de Quan if you visit Hanoi. It is a fairly new restaurant, only around since 2014 and in its current location since 2015, but I think it will be around for a while. If you would like to …
One piece of information I did not know about Malaysia before we went is that it’s home to many amazing malls! Asia and the middle east as a whole are populated with gigantic, clean, and modern malls which are filled with shops, restaurants, activities, and more like grocery stores. Our first of many malls in Kuala Lumpur was …
During our time in Jogjakarta proper, we tried out 3 restaurants: Nanamia, Via Via, and Milas. While we were able to cook, and thus we did for at least one, if not all meals + snacks in a day, sometimes we felt like something different. Kyle wanted to try a couple more local dishes and …