If you want to avoid the tourist hordes of tourists and expensive prices of Jalan Alor Food then go hit up the authentic street food Pudu scene, for you shall not be disappointed!. Click the link to read about market Jalan Alor Food Market. What the Pudu? Pudu, Kuala Lumpur, is one of those places…
If there’s one thing Malaysia does well, it’s snacks. And if there’s one place that takes things to a whole new level of weird and wonderful, it’s Edibee in Kuala Lumpur’s Chinatown. This unassuming little shop is a temple of sugary delights, a shrine to all things durian, and a battleground where every bizarre fruit…
Lacking translation skills and having decided to go here after a conversation with the taxi driver I can only refer to this place as “The Russian Restaurant Hunchen”. I can though confirm that if you do end up in this Chinese border backwater then this is a fabulous dining spot. You will though probably have…
Back when I was a regular visitor to North Korea my favorite place within the country was Rason and this was for many reasons, BUT the Street Food Rason scene was certainly a huge contributing factor. What the Rason? Rason is technically the only visa-free area of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (North Korea)…
It turns out there are some great alternatives to staying at overpriced and tiny airport hotel around KLIA, such as at Kip Sentral where I not only found a great little apartment, but some truly amazing food, not just of the street variety. What the Kip Sentral? Kip Sentral isn’t exactly on the tourist trail,…
Vietnam is a country that knows how to do street food, and if you think pho and banh mi are all it has to offer, you’re missing out on some serious culinary gems. One such treasure is Bo Cuon La Lop—grilled beef wrapped in wild betel leaves. This underrated delight packs a punch of flavor,…
