The YouTube channel Traditional Me is owned by Sri Lankan based, content creator Nadee. Her hobby is making delicious food for her family found in her native land of Sri Lanka and other neighboring places such as India, Malay, and Arabic countries. Continue reading Tales: Rural Lifestyle Foodies (Part 2)
In doing so I can slow down to enjoy my memories and try to recognize when I am creating genuine moments with others that impress upon my soul a feeling of being grounded and true. While this year has been a strange year, I feel comfortable in saying that this strange time we find ourselves in, has made me understand that change is inevitable and that nature would eventually find ways to make us check our human egos at the door. Continue reading Tales: Moving to Italy for 1 Year?
For hidden behind gothic towers, ancient stories, and Roman ruins was a world of refinement, diversity, and a modern twist on German classics. Continue reading Travel for Food: Cologne Germany
Cologne or Köln, as it is called by the natives, is a place of resilience, high culture and is known as the economic capital of Rhineland. Continue reading Travel: Cologne Germany (Part 1)
Katsuya by Starck Location: Yas Mall After walking around the Louvre Abu Dhabi, I found myself visiting the Yas Mall. It was a tempting thing to do as I enjoy going to malls, especially in the middle east. While there, I stumbled upon a restaurant called Katsuya. Katsuya is the brainchild of master chef Katsuya Uechi. If his name sounds familiar, that is because he … Continue reading Travel for Food: Abu Dhabi
This concludes my Travel for Food Dubai edition. As I mentioned in part 1 there are more restaurants in Dubai than one can count! Since I often spend time in Dubai I am sure there will be another Travel for Food blog that will feature other hot spots in Dubai. Continue reading Travel for Food: Dubai (Part 2)
Kuwait is many things, but what it’s not is a place lacking in culinary delights. Come with me as I dive into Persian, Filipino, and Thai food in Kuwait. Continue reading Travel for Food: Kuwait
Back in July 2019, I reviewed the North Line Dining Facility (DFAC) on Kandahar Airfield. Now I am here to review another one of these military dining facilities again. For the past two weeks, I have religiously eaten at another newer DFAC called Cambridge. Let me take that back, Cambridge is not a new DFAC. Its an older DFAC that they stopped using for some … Continue reading Travel for Food: Kandahar Airfield (Cambridge DFAC)
Argentina, the land of tango, soccer, Eva Perón, Che Guevara, good wine, Patagonia, and architecture that in one moment reminds me of New York and in another, draws stack similarity to Paris. Argentina has always been on my list of places I had to visit. Continue reading Travel: 12 Days in Argentina (Part 1)
I went to Argentina with an open mind and belly. Continue reading Travel for Food: Buenos Aires Argentina (Part 2)
I found a love for Argentinean food and discovered that even I can fit into this culinary space. Continue reading Travel for Food: Buenos Aires Argentina (Part 1)
I ended up in Argentina for 12 days, splitting my time between Buenos Aires and El Calafate. During my time in Buenos Aires I ate at Pani, Tea Connection, Fervor, Greenery / Verde Feria Organica, Coffee Town, La Pescadorita, Floreria Atlántico, and NEGRO Cueva de café. Continue reading Travel for Food: Argentina Buenos Aires
I took a short trip to Greece with little to no forward planning and experienced Athens like a real tourist. This is my Greek experience in 3 days! My plan for Greece started off with a hotel selection that was not my choice, but I went with it. For my 3 days in Athens, I wanted to visit the Acropolis and Plaka; with that limited … Continue reading Travel: Athens in 3 Days (June)
I have been planning a trip to Argentina since May of this year. This will be my first time going south pass Mexico. While it will only be for 12 days, I will consider this trip a recon for a future lengthy stay in the country. In those 12 days, I will be in Buenos Aires and El Calafate. I am excited and nervous all … Continue reading Argentina, I hope to see you soon…
I enjoyed my vacation in Croatia even if it took the Game of Thrones to get me to visit. I must admit I would love to visit this country again, but next time I want to visit the world heritage sites and a few other cities. My experience in Dubrovnik was very positive; the people whether they were Croatians or from neighboring countries are very nice and made this country worth seeing again. Continue reading Travel: 7 Days in King’s Landing (Dubrovnik Croatia)
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