Knowing people around the world is a great thing for food and this is what led me to crab curry at Harmonique in Bangkok. This was via a long term expat friend who not only speaks great Thai, but seems to have his finger on the pulse when it comes to local dining. What the…
If you’ve come across the term “state of mass lack of food,” especially as a hint in a crossword puzzle, the answer you’re likely looking for is famine. However, famine is far more than just a word—it’s a devastating condition that has struck countless populations over history and continues to affect millions globally. To read…
When it comes in all shapes and sizes of pizza it can be a complicated world, but fear not, we are here to give you the skinny on things. Whether you’re feeding a crowd or just yourself, let’s break down the most common pizza sizes, so you know what to expect and how big a…
Street food isn’t just about eating—it’s about drinking, too. For instance, people in Thailand enjoy fresh coconut water, while India offers sugarcane juice as a refreshing and nutritious street drink. Different street drinks have distinct qualities. Some street food products contain secret sugar, while others provide essential nutrients for your body. This article examines which…
If there’s one dish that symbolizes Thai street food globally, it’s Pad Thai cuisine. Known for its vibrant flavors and balance of sweet, sour, salty, and umami, Pad Thai has been a staple in Thailand’s culinary scene for decades. But where did this famous dish come from? How can you make the best Pad Thai…
When it comes to Japanese cuisine, noodles play an essential role, with udon and soba being two of the most beloved types. But what happens when you combine these classics with the refreshing and earthy flavors of Sansai (mountain vegetables)? You get Sansai Udon Soba—a humble, yet flavorful dish that celebrates Japan’s seasonal bounty. In…
