Category: Food Reviews
Fancy to Casual: Nikka Blender’s Bar Whiskey Tasting and Torikizoku Dinner
(Omotesando and Asakusa, Japan) This evening was special because one of my best friends, J, from Hawaii visited Tokyo to see Grant and I. He brought his new girlfriend, I’ll call her JG for this pos... Read More
Restaurant Review: Getting Our Rice On at Kamameshi Haru
(Tokyo, Japan) Soon after making the Japanese wind chimes, I think my cousin thought I must have been missing authentic Japanese food during our European travels because she made a reservation at a re... Read More
Two Really Great Cafes in Kiev for Travelers
A friend of mine living in Kiev introduced me to two cafes that are really nice. Great for anyone but also super tourist/expat friendly. We tried different cafes but Grant and I kept coming back to th... Read More
Steak Dinner in Kiev: BEEF Restaurant Review
(Kiev, Ukraine) Grant and I wanted to celebrate an event and the challenge in each new location we visit is finding a nice restaurant with decent food on the first try. This means we want to find the ... Read More
Restaurant Review: The Best Cream of Mushroom Soup in Town
(Kiev, Ukraine) As Grant and I wait out the snow in our cozy little corner in the city, we have explored our surroundings in other ways, namely culinary. We hope you excuse the forthcoming restaurant ... Read More
A Taste of Southeast Asia in Kiev
(Kiev, Ukraine) I’m enjoying traveling very much - I enjoy the adventure of it, the new sights, and the interesting people I meet along the way; and believe or not, the smells. Each place we’ve b... Read More
Flo Jo’s: A Taste of American Food in Innsbruck
(Tirol, Austria) Sometimes, as any long term traveller can attest to, Grant and I really get the craving for American food. Not so badly that we break down and head to the nearest McDonald’s (which ... Read More
Surprisingly Good Restaurant in an Unassuming Alley – 4 Kantuna
(Zadar, Croatia) A surprise for us was what appeared to be an unassuming restaurant down an unassuming alleyway that we would sometimes pass when we’d meander through the narrow streets of Old T... Read More