Die to just how much I saw this rink everywhere I assumed that Badak was a big deal throughout the country, but upon further investigation it turned out that this was a real Sumatra thing and a good thing at that. Said drink was discovered as part of a research trip that took me to…
This year was my second spent at the Goroka Show and also in the town itself. With this in mind what did I think about the Goroka nightlife and street food scene? Well lets just say when it comes to the nightlife Goroka is no Mount Hagen. What the Goroka? Goroka, nestled in the Eastern…
While exploring SOFEX during the mid day sun I was to discover Kinza Cola, as well as Kinza Sprite. Both looked the part and therefore worth a Cola Quest review. Although whilst Kinza Cola was probably the most prominent that I found, in actuality Jordan seemed to be home to a variety of booth national…
Can you drink in Jordan? The short answer to this is that yes you can, but social acceptability and prices varies greatly across the Hashemite Kingdom. And this is a similar situation with the nightlife of Jordan, with for example Petra and Aqaba being literally and figuratively miles apart. How Muslim is Jordan? Percentage wise…
Regular readers will now that I am slightly obsessed with alcopops and hime brew/firewater. Well it would appear that in Fox flavored vodka I may well have discovered the perfect fusion if the two. And to be the perfect Street Food Guy consummate professional I have decided to write this article, grammar mistakes and all…
What is Paiawara? Paiawara in Papua New Guinea is the regional variant of firewater, or moonshine within Papua New Guinea and indeed other neat places within the region. Yet unlike in other countries in the world it is both taboo and equally a social phenomenon in equal breath. This means that despite some legal ambiguity…
