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Carma’s Cafe: sesame noodles, paninis, and more
Carma’s Cafe is a magical little hideout in Baltimore. The cafe’s menu is constantly updated with seasonal specials but nothing beats their staples: the best sesame noodles around, Pink Dalmatian...
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Duck and Waffle
Duck and Waffle, located on the 40th floor of Heron Tower, boasts an amazing brunch menu and a panoramic view of London. Featuring modern European cuisine, it’s a gorgeous spot to spoil yourself for...
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2014 in Review: Eating, Traveling, and New Year Resolutions
Goodbye 2014! 2014 was the year I finished my year abroad in London, traveled to Greece and Italy, spent a summer in Tokyo interning for a NGO, and started my last year of University back in Baltimore....
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Exploring South Asia: Vietnam, Cambodia, Thailand
I’ll be traveling through Vietnam, Cambodia, and Thailand from January 11th-23rd, and I can’t wait to share all my findings! I’m going to try to include daily posts on all the cities my friend Mizuha,...
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South Asia Trip Part I: Saigon Street Eats, the Lunch Lady, and more!
Hello! It’s been a couple of days into my South Asia trip and I’m loving all of Vietnamese cuisine’s traditional ingredients like lemongrass, Saigon cinnamon, and fish sauce. The endless bowls of...
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South Asia Trip Part II: Angkor Wat, Friends International, and Khmer History
Hello Cambodia! From Cambodia’s capital city Phnom Penh to Angkor gateway Siam Reap, Mizuha and I spent 5 days in the so called ‘Kingdom of Wonders’ getting to know its Khmer history, food, and people....
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Siamese Charm: Author’s Lounge in Mandarin Oriental Bangkok
Stepping into Author’s Lounge at Bangkok’s Mandarin Oriental will transport you back to a time when afternoon tea was first and foremost, an indulgence. Visited by notable literary authors such as...
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Sawadee ka! 10 fabulous and fun things to do in Thailand
1. Visit Bangkok’s Chatuchak Market; open only on weekends, it has over 15,000 stalls! Ranked consistently as one of the world’s greatest markets, Bangkok’s Chatuchak Market is more affectioned called...
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Spring Break 2015: Belize and Guatemala
My last spring break as an undergraduate is finally beginning! I’ll be traveling with my friend Christina, who I studied abroad with in London, to Belize and Guatemala for one week. So far, our...
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Hello Summer! Vienna, Salzburg, Hallstatt, and Budapest
Hello Summer! A week and a half through the beautiful Austria and Hungary must mean endless cafes, delicious foods, and strolls through gorgeous towns. I’d love any recommendations on things to do,...
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A Lavish Lunch Affair at Per Se
New Yorkers are spoiled by amazing food, whether it’s a simple bagel sandwich from the fantastic Tompkins Square Bagels or the endless restaurants nestled in Hell’s Kitchen. But a dining experience at...
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A Winter Trip to Asia: Shanghai, Tokyo, and Taipei
Hello friends and readers! I’m flying back to Asia tomorrow for 2 weeks and am ecstatic to go back to some of my favorite cities. Please let me know if you have any recommendations of places to go,...
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Tokyo Eats Winter Guide: Bill Granger, Tsukiji Fish Market, and Ginza Maru 銀座圓
Tokyo, ただいま! People say the best time to visit Japan is in the Spring for hanami, the cherry blossom viewing festival; or in the Fall, to see the country’s beautiful Autumn foliage. But a true foodie...
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Tokyo Food Winter Guide: Spanish Tapas and French-Style Yakitori
Where did the time go, it’s Spring already! Here is Part 2 of my Tokyo Food Winter Guide, which covers everything from the insanely popular BAKE cheese tarts to delicious french-style yakitori. This...
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Somtum Der: Isan Thai in New York City
Isan Thai Food Nestled in NYC’s East Village From the Northeastern part of Thailand, Isan Thai food is distinctly different from its sweeter central-cuisine cousin (think Pad Thai). For one, it’s SPICY...
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在上海: Where to Breakfast like a Shanghai Localite
So you’re in Shanghai, a city where the pace of life is not for the slow-walkers or easy-goers. Restaurants on the city’s iconic riverside are all gorgeously situated with a view of the Bund. With the...
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Devour Amazing Chirashi at Ginza Sushi Marui
If you’re shopping through Ginza and suddenly crazing amazing chirashi or sushi, you don’t have to go far. Ginza Sushi-Dokoro Marui is tucked behind the main pedestrian crossing in Tokyo’s glitzy...
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Discovering Tokyo’s Trendy Wine and Dine Scene: L’AS ラス
L’AS ラス is a gem of a restaurant in the quiet backstreets of Minami-Aoyama. Boasting a diverse wine list and creative Franco-Japanese menu, L’AS is an absolute must-visit with its fresh ingredients and...
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Tasty Vegetarian Lunch at Brown Rice Cafe
Finding a healthy vegetarian cafe in Tokyo is always exciting. For a city with so many different types of cuisines, it is surprising that vegetarian/vegan cafes are few and far between. While Japanese...
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Spirited Away to Miho Museum
Miho Museum is nestled in a beautiful forest complex designed by renowned architect I.M. Pei, only a short trip away from Kyoto. Located in Shiga Prefecture, Miho Museum is meant to mirror...
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