When traveling in Asia, sometimes the hotel breakfasts are the best ways to sample local food.
This is what we had at our resort in Prachuap Khiri Khan.
Continue reading “Prachuap Khiri Khan, Thailand”When traveling in Asia, sometimes the hotel breakfasts are the best ways to sample local food.
This is what we had at our resort in Prachuap Khiri Khan.
Continue reading “Prachuap Khiri Khan, Thailand”After my quick stop at the Selfridges, I walked to Marylebone and had lunch at Pachamama Bar+Kitchen.
Continue reading “Wallace Collection, London”My favourite breakfast spot in London is this neighbourhood bakery near my friends place.
Continue reading “Christmas at the Selfridges, London”I just got back from a quick 7-day trip to visit my friend Diana in London. We had tickets for C.P. Taylor’s West End play Good, starring David Tennant, who played my favourite (tenth) doctor of the long-running BBC series Doctor Who.
Continue reading “Christmas Lights at Covent Garden, London”Sorry for the absence in the past month. I’ve been busy – had friends visiting from the States, and passed my Portuguese A1 exam.
Now that I’m back. First, I would like to wrap up the Bavarian/Salzburg trip from last autumn, which is long overdue. Then I will write about my spring week in London, visiting friends and seeing a couple of shows on the West End. Then a dinner at the ONLY Michelin-starred Japanese/Portuguese restaurant in Portugal, and recipes of course.
Continue reading “That’s a Wrap – Munich, Germany”After making a side-trip to Hallstatt, I got back to Munich just before midnight. Thank goodness the little deli at the Central Station was still open and I was able to grab a roasted chicken for dinner.
Nevertheless, the following morning, I woke up with a healthy appetite!
Continue reading “Munich, Germany”Feliz Natal de Lisboaššš
Here are some memorable moments from Christmas 2021
The area was strewn with pungent rotten egg smell.
“It’s good for your health” – my friend remarked as we were getting out of the car.
Oh good. Inhale…exhale. Continue reading “Yellowstone National Park – Mud Volcano”
Opening any guide book of France, you won’t find much information on Rennes. This is because the capital city of Brittany suffered a great deal duringĀ World War II and much of it had to be rebuilt.Ā A fire in 1720 also destroyed most of its timbered houses, sparing a few.
The day we went to Salon International de l’Agriculture, it was pouring down with rain. Anticipating a large crowd – beingĀ that it was a Saturday – we opted for an early start.
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