Southeast Asia
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The Ultimate Singapore Food Guide: 23 Dishes to Try and Where
Food is at the heart of Singapore’s identity. It is often considered the national pastime, an obsession, a frequent topic of conversation, and a unifying cultural thread. You’ll often hear people discussing the best spots for Singaporean food, arguing about the top chwee kueh, the best Laksa stall in Katong, the greatest hawker center, or the finest Kaya toast joint. The entire country takes pride in its knowledge and appreciation of good food. Eating is taken seriously in this island nation of food lovers, and with great emphasis on eating comes a focus on quality—fresh, affordable food in hawker centers. Some of these stalls have even been awarded Michelin stars!…
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The Best Things to Do in Singapore for Easy Planning
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The Best Things to Do in Singapore for Easy Planning
Singapore is a foodie heaven. From the hawker centers, underground food courts, and access to various ethnic cuisines, you won’t run short of food to eat. But what are some other things to do in Singapore besides eating to your heart’s content? Singapore’s rich history lends itself to a melting pot of cultures and stories. With so much diversity and desire to preserve, you’ll find historic neighborhoods with amazing architecture and remarkable buildings that are a treat for the eyes. Additionally, you won’t be short of finding incredible museums encompassing history, art, science, and more. And its recent rise as a strong economic hub means that there’s plenty of shopping…
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The Ultimate Singapore Food Guide: 23 Dishes to Try and Where
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Where to Eat Like a Local in Kuta, Bali
Please don’t make the mistake I did and eat at an overpriced restaurant catered to tourists. The food was not bad, but we can do so much better. Indonesia has fantastic cuisine, and what better way to experience Indonesian culture than through the food? I stayed in Kuta, a city in southwest Bali, which is a popular resort and beach area that tourists frequent. It is a touristy area, with stall upon stall lined with clothing, souvenirs, and more. It seems like it’s all catered towards tourists, but if you explore a road or two off the main road, you’ll escape all the tourists and end up where most locals…
