When you are in Melbourne do try the Dim Sim from the South Melbourne Market or the Chinatown. It's sinfully good.…
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It’s understandable that when you travel to a new place, you don’t want to skip the main attractions. At least, I am not one to miss all the touristy stuff. I don’t mind being labelled a tourist, because hey, I am one! But from my days on the road, I have also gathered a…
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I noticed a new thing that Australian restaurants offer on the menu: the Feed Me option. It's when you let the restaurant choose it for you.…
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Cabramatta, the Little Vietnam in Sydney Australia is a melting pot of Asian culture, mainly Vietnamese, Cambodian, Thai and Chinese.…
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I value personal time as much as food, and I always try to carve out some time while travelling, especially if I am travelling with a group.…
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It was a cold winter night in Sydney when my best friend suggested stopping by Haymarket, Sydney Chinatown neighbourhood, for a Thai Tom Yum Noodle Soup supper. “You know, I don’t like noodles that much“, I complained. “I promise you will like this one“, she replied before adding, “it’s super spicy”. Super? Ok. I…
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I am inside Garuda, flying from home to home. They are serving food, but I plan to skip it because I had Bakwan Udang earlier at the airport.…
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Tourist traps is one of the over-used terms in the travel sphere, with heavy negative connotations associated with it.…
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It’s Fafa’s birthday month. As a part of our tradition, I took him out for a nice dinner. Last year it was Jiro Sushi in Tokyo, this time it’s the multi-course Peruvian meal at Atlas Dining. Even though I have never been one to enjoy fine dining, I loved everything about the restaurant. So if you live…
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Summary of the last 30 days of Kulture Kween, the person and the blog, which are heavily based on the notes I scribbled down in my journal.…
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