Dine out

Athens: A foodie guide

There are so many things to explore in Athens, Greece. This historic city is full of beautiful people and architecture. Before I had a chance to travel here, I heard a rumor that it’s quite dangerous to go by yourself. But, I think it’s totally opposite because the people here are very friendly and kind. They are willing to help travelers and like to have a conversation with me. It was a memorable trip ever.

Where to have food and what to eat in Athens, Greece.

Agora-Athens Central Market
Tis Theatrou to Steki
Esperides
Street food (every where)

Garlic bread comes with olive oil dip is a popular appetizer here.

Moussaka, is a marriage of eggplant and potatoes in some recipes, with minced meat. (Must-try)

Vienna For Foodie: where to have authentic food and what to eat.

Vienna, Austria is one of my favorit cities I have visited so far. This charming city enriches with music, history, and food. You can trace the footsteps of Mozart, Beethoven, Haydn, or Schubert—or waltz along to their compositions at one of the town’s many balls. However, this time you will explore more about where to have food and what to eat in Vienna.

The music is not in the notes, but in the silence between.
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

Wiener schnitzel is the must-try Viennese meaty treat, which is made up of a thin and breaded butterfly cutlet of pan-fried veal.

Cafe Central is where to find the best Apple Strudel in Vienna. It is one of the pastries that must to try here too!

Easy Buddy Bangkok

Where to experience high-end Thai street food in Bangkok. Easy Buddy is one of the famous High-End Thai cuisines located in the Central Embassy. This restaurant has created normal Pad-Kra-Pow to premium dishes by using wagyu beef instead of grounded chicken. Pad-Kra-Pow or Basil beef fried rice. This dish might be considered the equivalent of a sandwich or a burger. Something quick and easy that people basically have for lunch.

The signature Buddy’s Favourite (beef-Kra-Pao fried sticky rice with overnight-marinated beef, crispy-burnt duck egg, and caramelized corn).

A home-style Isan food, Look-Kai.

Many people have tried Thai food, but only a few people can distinguish whether they’ve had Central Thai food or Northeastern one. Today, I will introduce you to Northeastern dishes or Isan food. Look-Kai is a home-style restaurant located in Khao-Yai, Northeastern Thailand ( 3 hours drive from Bangkok) and it is surrounded by mountains.

Top left dish is spicy crispy pork chilli dip (Num-Prick-Kak-Moo).
Top right dish is Tom-Yum-shimp fried rice.
Bottom left dish is fried chicken with fish sauce.
Bottom right is stir fried shrimp with garlic.

There is a beautiful mixed of European-Thai style architectures.