Read any must try Jordan dishes post and Makloubeh will undoubtedly be on the list. This dish which contains rice, salad and usually chicken is a home and restaurant speciality. We were to try it in our slightly empty hotel in what was largely a rather empty Petra on our way to SOFEX. What the…
Papua New Guinea cuisine might not be making waves across the world and it might be quite a simple affair, but not only will you not get hungry when you visit, but you will also be treated to some of the least processed food in the world. Papua New Guinea’s (PNG’s) food is as diverse…
When it comes to hotels, bars and the like Arawa and indeed Bougainville is not exactly eclectic. That is though not to say there are not a few options. This is what led us to both the Bovotel and Steak Hous (German spelling) on our recent tour of Bougainville. What the Arawa and what the…
When it comes to eating in Goroka there really are not many options, which is surprising when you consider that they have such a big festival – as in the Goroka Show here. In fact things are so bad that the it actually makes the nightlife of Mount Hagen look eclectic.This means that the Bird…
Papua New Guinea, wanem ples we i gat planti kain samting yu ken lukim, olsem ol krai, bikpela kastom, na ol gutpela lo. Ol i gat planti kain dring tu we yu mas traim, na ol i kamap long ol kastom na planti taun. Paiawarman Kokonut Ruma Wanem i stap olsem busin bilong ol famili…
As part of our trip we were recommended a restaurant ran by a Guatemalan that served Okonomiyaki. To say I was nonplussed would be an understatement, that is until I took my first bite at Lopez Okonomiyaki. Make no mistake this is light years ahead the best restaurant in Hiroshima, with seemingly everyone, including our…
