If you have never eaten with your hands before, injera will change that. Forget knives, forks or even chopsticks. This is the original edible plate. Served in giant circles, soft but sour, it is the foundation of Ethiopian and Eritrean cuisine and an absolute game changer when it comes to communal dining! So what is…
Being a true carnivore I got very excited when I saw horse meat in Sapa offered on the menu of the countryside restaurant I was visiting. I thought that this may well be a one off treat, but I was later to discover that the Hmong in Sapa really do quite like horse meat and…
If you’re ever in Vietnam and hungry for a quick, tasty bite, get yourself some Bo Cuon La Lop. It’s simple, delicious, and exactly what you want when you’re walking the streets of Hanoi or Saigon. What’s Bo Cuon La Lop? At its core, Bo Cuon La Lop is a straightforward dish – ground beef…
While far from as eclectic as neighboring Ethiopia or Kenya, there is still some semblance of a street food South Sudan scene, as well as enough decent restaurants to keep you fed. So, here’s our guide to where to eat and drink in South Sudan, as well as of course what street food dishes to…
While the primary draw for this mountainous Vietnamese city are the stunning views and hiking, you’ll find that there’s not just a vibrant street food Sapa scene, but also the absolute gem for feasting that is the Sapa Night Market. And it doesn’t stop there. There are a number of local delicacies, restaurants serving up…
After watching Arsenal edge past Chelsea 1-0 in a match that left the fans on the edge of their seats, I was in need of something that didn’t cost an arm and a leg. The Emirates Stadium offers plenty of food options, but the prices can leave you questioning your life choices. That’s when I…
