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Paris
A little gem – Chez Robert et Louise
On my last night in Paris, my friend and I spent our hours in the La Marais area; cold and shivering we tried our best not to just into a random restaurant to eat. Googling restaurants in the area landing onto the tripadvisor page we found Chez Robert et Louise. In the dark, we navigated […]
bubbling joy – Pho 14 Paris
Paris it’s only a train ride away, one of those places where you need to revisit over and over again to fully explore the city of lights. When I last visited in 2011 Pho 14 was refurbishing so my friend and I went to another place nearby. Located in the Place d’Italie / […]
Food Adventures – Passport to Paris
A few weeks ago, I went to Paris for a few days, I spent one whole day researching on what food to eat. The French food bloggers did not disappoint me, waking up early in the morning to visit the French bakeries; I ate one of the yummiest crème brueles from Eric Kayser, the croissants […]
skylight dining in the city of lights- Georges Paris
Artsy fancy complex building. ✓ Check. Night skyline views of the City Of Lights. ✓ Check. The Centre Georges Pompidou a building in the 4th arrondissement Paris, filled with scaffolding looking industrial metal poles a high-tech architecture metropolis. At night, the building transforms and light up, different floors of museums and exhibitions. With ˆ3 admission […]
Barcelona
Unique freshest seafood in Barcelona – La Paradeta
Barcelona was the chosen destination this year. Arriving to the sunny warm weather, I had plenty of exploring to do. The last meal of my trip had to be the favourite. With glowing reviews on trip advisor, La Paradeta was the mission worth for. It’s a see to plate restaurant and an exciting fun way […]
The night it flooded – Tapas 24
I remember the day I visited Casa Milà, during the day than chilled at the rooftop poolside bar at la terraza del Claris drinking cocktails in the scorching sun. As the evening darkened rain started to fall, the night dinner mission was Tapas 24. A recommendation by Chef Omar Allibhoy. As soon as we arrived […]
Malta
Alicante
Alicante – Cloudless skies, turquoise and emerald beaches
Alicante was a spontaneous trip planned at the beginning of the year. My Spanish colleague S pleaded to visit her hometown since last year. The dates were set for the end of June for 4-day trip. S booked a 4-bedroom apartment from Airbnb, only 10 minutes away from the city centre and beach. On a […]
Vamos a la playa all day and night Alicante part 2
It’s time to write up part 2 of my Alicante adventure. After the night from the midnight fireworks from the beach, the next day we headed off to S auntie’s house. There she lived by an apartment by the beach, the perfect hideout to sit by the balcony, waiting for the small breeze of fresh […]
Edinburgh
Day 2 Edinburgh tours | Holyrood Palace | Edinburgh Castle
Visiting Scotland in the summer you need to be prepared for tackling all the seasons in one day. It can be mild and sunny one minute with a downpour the next. So, pack something warm and a waterproof jacket for the unpredictable weather. Edinburgh Fringe Festival is one of the biggest arts festivals going on in the UK Edinburgh […]
Miller & Carter Steakhouse Edinburgh
As the sky transition from light to dark and temperature starting to plummet to coldness. It was time to head back to the hotel to freshen up and stay warm. Spending the whole day from the plane journey to touring all day in Edinburgh took a lot of energy. Needing another meal, Miller & Carter […]
Edinburgh Day 1 | The Royal Britannia | Afternoon Tea
Earlier in the year, I’ve managed to travel back to Zurich. It was one of the first holidays I’ve done abroad when I was 19 and exploring the town in adult life made me appreciate it more. Now summer came along, and I decided to make the most of long days with another trip. This […]
Castle Terrace – The restaurant by Edinburgh Castle
Edinburgh is also known for their great food, missing the opportunity to dine at The Kitchin in Leigh. Since I was visiting Edinburgh Castle, it made sense to lunch at The Kitchin sister restaurant Castle Terrace. Opened in 2010, Castle Terrace quickly gained a Michelin Star. Heading the kitchen is Chef Patron Dominic Jack, food […]
Maki Ramen Edinburgh Affordable Japanese Joint
Edinburgh has plenty to offer in the food scene. It was a bit of a goose hunt for me, each place Kim’s mini meals, and Ting Thai Caravan, I wanted to go to was closed for refurbishment. Maki & Ramen was recommended by Where Chefs Eat book/app, the website says it’s the first omakase restaurant […]
