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Eating at a fancy restaurant on Pub Street, Siem Reap
When travelling in South East Asia, you might assume that all the countries of the region would have the same type of food. Similar but not quite! After visiting Malaysia and Vietnam, Cambodian food still managed to surprise me!…
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During my 2 months trip to Vietnam, I had the chance to taste many interesting, delicious and somewhat weird combination dishes. Here is a list of the must eats I tried and loved in Vietnam!
Pho
Let’s start off with the dish that Vietnam is known for: Pho (pronounced Fa)….
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Penang is known as the food haven of South East Asia and after visiting it, I must say, it lived up to its reputation! It is very hard to find bad food in Penang, unless you decide to walk into what appears to be an affordable restaurant (but is…
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Malaysian drinks are unique. They are influenced by the climate, the culture and the resources available. I have spent a month in Malaysia, split mostly between Kuala Lumpur and Penang and have had the opportunity to try different specialty Malaysian drinks from the streets. So, here’s my list of…
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After spending 12 days in Kuala Lumpur, ravaging the food stalls and putting on 5 kilos, I finally brought myself to make some hard decisions and pick the top 5 street foods of KL:
1. Nasi Lemak
Nasi Lemak Mutton Curry
Nasi Lemak is the best combination of sweet, salty, spicy,…
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If you are anything like me, your idea of a sweet food must imperially include chocolate. If you are exactly like me, you choose subtle ways to incorporate chocolate into your daily diet just to make your day a little bit sweeter, a little bit brighter. Here are 5…
Hi! My name is Chadvee, welcome to my blog! An ENTP digital marketing strategist with a loud personality and a risk-taker when it comes to trying new street food, I blog about food, travels and lifestyle. In a parallel world, my life is a musical and I break into a love song every time I try my favourite noodle dish.