If you’re visiting New York City, you’re probably salivating at the thought of the food in New York City. As a native New Yorker living abroad, I got very hungry while writing this…but I hope that it provides some inspiration for some classic dishes and desserts that you must try in New York City. I…
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A perfect day trip to Delft: Interesting things to do in Delft
I used to think of myself as a big city girl, but after moving to the Netherlands, I fell in love with the smaller quieter cities in the Netherlands. One of my favorite cities in the Netherlands, which is an easy day trip from Amsterdam, is Delft. I’ve been living in the Hague for some…
A Comprehensive Guide to Authentic Lebanese Food
The aromas and flavours of roasted meat, cumin, cinnamon, and thyme, as well as the crisp, reviving notes of leafy green herbs, zesty lemon, and garlic, evoke a kaleidoscope of sensory aspects when one thinks about Syrian cuisine. The rich cuisine is complemented by earthy za’atar, vibrant flashes of lemony sumac, and the flowery sweetness…
How to visit France on a budget: Thirteen cost-cutting tips for travel in France
Planning a holiday to France? It’s possible to travel to France on a budget. Read thirteen cost-cutting tips for traveling on a budget in France, including how to find cheap meals in France, cheap hotels in France, and how to save money on attractions in France.
Your neighborhood guide to the 14th arrondissement of Paris
I often write about travel, but travel is often about enjoying your surroundings. For most of my time in Paris, I lived in the 14th arrondissement. Although this arrondissement isn’t famous in the same way that other arrondissements for its attractions, there are many things to do in 14th arrondissement as well as some fantastic…
Singapore’s coolest neighborhoods: Off the beaten track Singapore
If you’re planning a trip to Singapore, you’ve probably read about the Gardens by the Bay and other things to do in Singapore a million times. Don’t worry; this guide written by a Singaporean resident focuses on off the beaten path Singapore with unusual places to visit in Singapore for embracing your inner hipster (or…
Woerden: The last real cheese market in the Netherlands
Some months ago, I was on the train to Utrecht from the Hague and I passed a town with a stunning cathedral. I checked the map, but I decided that I’d visit. A few months later, I read something online about the Woerden cheese market and I was intrigued. Unlike the other cheese markets in…
One day in ‘s-Hertogenbosch: the best things to do in Den Bosch
‘s-Hertogenbosch, nicknamed Den Bosch, has been on my list of places to visit. This stunning city with a rich culture and history in Brabant is often overlooked by tourists despite the fact that Den Bosch is only a day trip away from Amsterdam. Although I expected Den Bosch to be beautiful and historic, I was…
Where to eat in Delft by a local for breakfast, lunch, and dinner
Jacob’s work means that both of us find ourselves in Delft quite often. Luckily, there are some great restaurants in Delft, far beyond the typical tourist fare. I hope that this guide to the best food in Delft helps you find a good and reasonable meal in Delft! I indicate vegan-friendly spots in Delft with…
Where to find the best vegan food in Amsterdam by locals
As someone who has to skip Dutch cheese due to my IBS, I eat vegan quite often, however I’ve somehow never written about my favorite vegan places to eat in Amsterdam. I was recently in touch with Desmond and Karim, two Amsterdammers passionate about vegan food, and we’ve put together a helpful guide to the best…
