0Typical Carts - This one serves "Salty Chicken"I thought about titling this post: Eating My Way Through Taiwan: The Return to Stink, but I realized I’m not going to the same place with this one....
0Ask anyone who has been to Taiwan what the national pastimes are and they will undoubtedly tell you shopping and eating. It’s no small wonder that Taiwan’s night markets play such a vital role in...
0Here in New England, Dunkin’ Donuts has quite a monopoly. Which is – let’s face it – a pretty good thing.You feel like you’re home when you see one on every corner. And the familiar...
0While Ecuador isn't known for its cuisine, there are a number of notable finds in more frequented pockets of the country. Restaurants include Spanish, French, Mexican and Ecuadorian influence. Mansion Alcazar in Cuenca has brought...
0Don’t let Singapore’s small dimensions fool you: In spite of being less than 300 square miles in area — about half the size of Los Angeles — the city-country is definitely among the more varied...
0I’m always skeptical when I hear from someone that this or that bakery actually has real croissants, like they have in this little place called France.Photo credit: Love this pic.comSo far I’ve only come across...
0The French have always taken food seriously. They still do. My most recent trip to Paris continued to surprise, amaze and remind me that we still have a lot to learn about presentation and timing....
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