A few months ago I visited Hua Hin for the first time. Initially I viewed it as a bit a retirement home with a lack of s street food Hua Hin scene. I am pleased to say that on second look there might be a bit more to the city than I initially thought. So,…
The Philippines gets bagged a lot for not having great food, but actually they do, it is just all imported for the most part. And this is what led me back to having sashimi at Kushimasa Japanese restaurant in Ermita. Why Japanese food? Well this area is popular with both Japanese and Koreans, which means…
A few months ago I was treated to lunch at Cafe Adriatico because my friend stated it was “the best” in Manila. Overall I was impressed, but not so impressed I felt I would end up coming back. Come back though I did indeed do after our group tried to find a Brazilian BBQ restaurant…
Being close countries both geographically, as well as politically you’d expect getting from Samoa to Tonga and visa versa to be really easy right? Sadly wrong, with traveling anywhere in the Pacific being a bit like solving a Rubik’s Cube. Well it turns out we love a Rubrik’s cube, so that is exactly what we…
We originally discovered Sails Restaurant in Apia back in 2020, before lockdowns and the like as part of a Young Pioneer Tours exploratory trip to Apia. This year we returned as part of the Least Visited Countries Tour and can confirm that not only is the place still standing, but it is still the benchmark…
Tuvalu is one of the most welcoming and beautiful countries on earth bar none. It is also the third least visited, which leads one to ask what is the street food Tuvalu scene like? In short not exactly eclectic, but a tad more interesting than street food Nauru. But, with this being said we are…
