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#2024mapped Dotonbori is where Osaka comes alive. The neon lights, giant food signs, and bustling streets create an atmosphere like no other. I indulged in takoyaki from a street vendor and enjoyed the famous Glico Man’s glowing sign reflecting on the canal. The area buzzes with energy, from the laughter of locals to the aroma of sizzling street food. Whether you’re dining in a quirky izakaya or taking a leisurely boat ride along the canal, Dotonbori is a feast for all the senses. 📍Dotonbori, Osaka, Japan #japantrip #osaka #dotonbori #landmark #shopping #streetfood #travel #thingstodo #citydaytours #localfood

#2024mapped Yokohama’s Chinatown was a feast for the senses. The vibrant red gates welcomed me into streets filled with the aroma of freshly steamed buns and sizzling stir-fries. I sampled dim sum, sweet chestnut snacks, and piping-hot noodles, each bite more delicious than the last. The ornate temples and colorful lanterns added a cultural richness to this foodie paradise. 📍Chinatown, Yokohama, Japan #japantrip #yokohama #chinatown #streetfood #localfood #citydaytours #travel #thingstodo

#letsmakan Singapore is celebrated for its vibrant street food scene, and I have had the pleasure of frequenting many of its hawker centers. Among them, three stand out as my favorites: Lau Pa Sat, Newton Food Centre, and Satay by the Bay. Each offers a unique taste of Singapore’s diverse culinary landscape. 1. Lau Pa Sat - Nestled in the heart of the business district, Lau Pa Sat strikes a perfect balance between historical charm and bustling city life. Famous for its satay street come evening, this iconic hawker center serves up skewers of grilled meat that are a must-try. The vibrant atmosphere, combined with a wide variety of local and international dishes, makes every visit a delightful experience. 2. Newton Food Centre - A favorite among both locals and tourists, Newton Food Centre is known for its seafood. The spicy, flavorful chili crab and barbecued stingray are local delicacies that keep me coming back. The lively ambiance and the high quality of food make it an essential stop for anyone craving authentic Singaporean street food. 3. Satay by the Bay - Located near the picturesque Gardens by the Bay, Satay by the Bay offers a scenic dining experience. It’s a great place to enjoy satay and other local snacks while basking in the view of the waterfront. The relaxed, open-air setting is perfect for a leisurely meal after exploring the nearby attractions. Each of these hawker centers has its own distinct vibe and specialty, reflecting the rich culinary heritage of Singapore. Whether you’re in the mood for some late-night satay, seafood, or a scenic meal, these centers offer an authentic taste of local life with flavors that cater to every palate. #SingaporeFoodie #HawkerCentres #LauPaSat #NewtonFoodCentre #SatayByTheBay #LocalCuisine #StreetFood #SingaporeEats

If you’re looking for an unforgettable weekend escape, Bangkok is the perfect destination. This vibrant city offers a blend of rich culture, delicious cuisine, and bustling markets, all waiting to be explored in just 48 hours. Here’s how to make the most of your time. Day 1: Discover the Heart of Bangkok Morning: Start your day with a visit to the iconic Grand Palace and Wat Phra Kaew. Marvel at the stunning architecture and the Emerald Buddha. Arrive early to avoid the crowds. Afternoon: Head to lunch at a local street food stall in the nearby Tha Phra Chan area. Try dishes like Pad Thai or Som Tum (papaya salad). Then, explore the fascinating Wat Pho, home to the famous Reclining Buddha. Evening: Experience the vibrant atmosphere of Khao San Road. Enjoy dinner at one of the many restaurants and soak in the nightlife with bars and live music. Day 2: Experience the Local Culture Morning: Take a boat ride along the Chao Phraya River to visit the historic neighborhood of Thonburi. Stop by the unique Artist’s House (Baan Silapin) for a traditional puppet show. Afternoon: Spend some time at Chatuchak Weekend Market, where you can shop for unique souvenirs and sample local snacks. Don’t miss the chance to try coconut ice cream! Evening: End your weekend with a dinner cruise on the river. Enjoy stunning views of the illuminated temples and city skyline while savoring a delicious Thai meal. With just 48 hours, Bangkok offers a whirlwind of experiences that will leave you craving more. #Bangkok #WeekendGetaway #TravelThailand #ExploreBangkok #StreetFood #CulturalJourney #TravelTips #AdventureAwaits

#citystroll A walk down Dotonbori Street in Osaka is a lively, unforgettable experience. The bright neon lights, giant food signs, and bustling atmosphere make this the heart of Osaka’s nightlife. Famous for its street food, you can grab takoyaki (octopus balls), okonomiyaki (savory pancakes), and more as you explore. Dotonbori’s iconic Glico Running Man sign is a must-see, and you’ll find endless entertainment from boat tours to karaoke and arcades. How to Get There: Take the subway to Namba Station, and Dotonbori is just a short walk away! #Dotonbori #OsakaNights #StreetFood

So this was my quick itinerary of the place: First walk to Haji Lane, enjoy what the whole street has to offer from the souvenir shops, snacks, drinks and photobooth shops ⏩️walk towards Arab street OMG the food so much to taste, the shops so much to buy as keepsakes⏩️ go to Kamglom Glam walk around take pictures of the murals one word gorgeous! ⏩️ feeling like have a quick prayer then this place is for you visit one of the mosques ⏩️ after you have filled up on food and all good things head on to Bugis street which is just a ten minutes walk away! Get some more food!!!!! #streetfood #localguides #singaporetrip #singapore #hajilane #bugisstreet #shopping #foodieheaven #pictureperfect

Qibao Old Town is an ancient town in Shanghai with a canal running through the middle. The buildings on both sides are beautifully lit, giving it a very Chinese feel. It's perfect for a leisurely stroll, taking beautiful photos, and enjoying some snacks. If you're looking for a full meal, there are plenty of restaurants to choose from just a short walk away. There aren't many foreign tourists, and the evening is the best time to take photos. You can also rent traditional Chinese outfits for photos.

I first discoverd this spot when I was around those crazy markets getting a dress made. I was so exhausted I just wanted to find a decent place, get some good local food and something cold to drink. Since then we visited thuy a dozen times may be. Thuy is the wonderful lady that runs the place. Good for local dishes, your banh mi and cau Lau, beer, ice cold coffee, egg coffee. we did all that. You have to sit outside though in one of those tiny squat tables. Good stretch for the glutes. And its terribly noisy, cleans up your ears for Good! The prices are way better than fancy places. Food is delicious and thuy and her family are wonderful. I felt good eating here. #vietnamtrip#streetfood #hoian #holeinthewall

Malaysia is well-connected internationally through Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA), the main entry point for most travelers. Budget travelers can also arrive via KLIA2, which serves airlines like AirAsia. Domestic flights between cities like Penang, Langkawi, and Kota Kinabalu are affordable and frequent. #malaysia offers a mix of natural beauty, cultural heritage, and urban experiences: • #kualalumpur : Don’t miss the towering Petronas Twin Towers, a symbol of the city’s modern skyline. For nature lovers, Batu Caves, with its vibrant Hindu temples and resident monkeys, is a must-see. • #penang : Known for its street art and culinary scene, George Town is a UNESCO World Heritage site, combining colonial architecture with a lively local culture. • #langkawi : A stunning tropical island famous for the Langkawi Sky Bridge and pristine beaches, perfect for a relaxing getaway. • #cameronhighland : Famous for tea plantations and cooler weather, ideal for scenic drives and nature hikes. Also, Malaysia is considered a food paradise: • #streetfood : In Kuala Lumpur, visit Jalan Alor for night market eats, from spicy satay to grilled stingray. In Penang, don’t miss famous local dishes like Char Kway Teow or Assam Laksa. • Fine dining: Try Dewakan in Kuala Lumpur, a Michelin-starred restaurant blending traditional ingredients with modern techniques. • Local favorites: Nasi Lemak is a must-try national dish, available at places like Village Park in Kuala Lumpur or Sri Nirwana Maju for banana leaf rice. And if you like shopping, this beautiful country offers great shopping experiences: • Luxury malls: In Kuala Lumpur, visit Pavilion KL and Suria KLCC for designer brands and global retailers. • Street markets: For something more local, head to Central Market or Petaling Street in Kuala Lumpur for souvenirs and handicrafts. • Duty-free: If visiting Langkawi, take advantage of its duty-free shopping on chocolates, alcohol, and perfumes. #100waysoftravel

#hatyaitrip #streetfood #halalfood Hat Yai is a vibrant city in southern Thailand known for its bustling markets and delicious street food. It is popular destination for Malaysians to go for food hunting and affordable shopping. 3 Days 2 Nights is enough to enjoy visiting this city. Here are few popular places in Hat Yai:- Shopping - Central Hatyai Mall, Nora Leather Plaza, Kaysorn, Lee Garden, Kim Yong Market Food Hunting - Floating Market, Dimsim Chatbura Songkhla, Asean Night Market Attraction Place - Chang Puak Camp, Samila Beach, Songkhla Mosque

Liuhe Night Market, located in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, is one of the most famous and popular night markets in the city. Known for its vibrant atmosphere, it offers a wide variety of local street food, snacks, and other delicacies. The market is a must-visit for both locals and tourists looking to experience authentic Taiwanese cuisine and culture. The market is located in a central area of Kaohsiung, close to Formosa Boulevard MRT Station, making it easily accessible for visitors. Music: High Line Park II Musician: EnjoyMusic 📍Liouhe Night Market/Liouhe Tourist Night Market (六合觀光夜市) 📌 Liuhe 2nd Rd, Xinxing District, Kaohsiung City, Taiwan 800 #nightmarkets #100waysoftravel #taiwan #kaohsiung #streetfood #market #tripblazers #mytripvlog

#nightmarkets Pai Walking Street comes alive at night, transforming into a bustling bazaar that offers a delightful mix of artisanal crafts, local cuisine, and lively entertainment. Nestled in the picturesque town of Pai in northern Thailand, this nightly market is a must-visit for travelers looking to experience the local culture and vibrant community spirit. Eclectic Shopping Experience As you wander down Pai Walking Street, you'll be greeted by rows of stalls featuring handmade jewelry, unique crafts, and vintage clothing. Local artisans proudly display their work, providing visitors with a chance to purchase one-of-a-kind souvenirs and gifts. The variety is impressive, ensuring there's something to catch the eye of every visitor. Gastronomic Delights Food is a major highlight of Pai Walking Street. The air is filled with the aromas of street food that range from traditional Thai dishes to international flavors. Don't miss out on trying some local favorites like Khao Soi (creamy coconut curry noodle soup) or fresh mango sticky rice. Food stalls also offer an array of vegan and vegetarian options, ensuring everyone finds something delicious to savor. Cultural Atmosphere The street is more than just a shopping destination; it's a cultural hub where musicians, street performers, and artists converge to showcase their talents. The atmosphere is festive and friendly, with live music often setting the backdrop for an evening of exploration and enjoyment. Pai Walking Street is not just a place to shop and eat; it's where you experience the heartbeat of the town. Visitor Tips - Best Time to Visit: The market starts to pick up around sunset and remains lively until about 10:00 PM. Arriving early can help you avoid the larger crowds that form as the night progresses. - Cash is King: Many vendors do not accept credit cards, so be sure to carry cash to ensure you can enjoy everything on offer. - Respect Local Customs: Pai is a relaxed town, but showing respect for local customs and traditions is important. Dress appropriately and be mindful of your behavior as you interact with locals and fellow tourists. Pai Walking Street offers a fantastic blend of culture, commerce, and cuisine, making it a vibrant centerpiece of nightlife in Pai. Whether you're shopping for handmade goods, tasting the local cuisine, or enjoying the live performances, Pai Walking Street provides an unforgettable experience under the stars in one of Thailand's most charming towns. #PaiWalkingStreet #PaiNightMarket #ThailandTravel #StreetFood #ArtisanMarket

#markets The seogwipo olle market was my refuge during the hot hours of the day. I was based in seogwipo and it in the month of May, the sun would be unbearable during the day time. I have visited the olle market both during the day and night. During the day it is more of a local market. While there are street food stalls, but day time you will find vegetables and fruits being sold. A lot of moving sellers with baskets too. The market has a large multi story car park in the vicinity. The shops mostly attending tourists have somewhat expensive prices. It is in the night that this market becomes more lively with a lot more people and food being the centre of everything. I did manage to find several sea food items, popular Korean dishes and street food vendor gimmicks to attract customers. The prices as mentioned earlier were generally expensive. But in the small town of seogwipo. As you walk around and explore. You are likely to end up here many times. And for what it's worth, there are some good snack options. #localmarket #jeju #summerdestinations #seogwipo #streetfood #100waysoftravel #myhiddengems

EVERYTHING I ATE AT EUROPES LARGEST MUSIC FESTIVAL 🇧🇪 @tomorrowland It’s not just about the music 😉…. I’d just come for the food 😂 really impressed by all the live cooking sections and great quality street food… is there anything Tomorrowland can’t do!? ⭐️ If you can’t take a date, take a mate! Tag tag tag x #tomorrowland #belgium #europe #foodie #food #streetfood #foodporn #lobster #steak #bbq #festival #reels

𝐓𝐇𝐄 𝐁𝐈𝐆𝐆𝐄𝐒𝐓 𝐋𝐎𝐍𝐃𝐎𝐍 𝐂𝐎𝐋𝐋𝐀𝐁 𝐈𝐒 𝐁𝐀𝐂𝐊 🍕🍔 What happens when you combine one of London’s best burgers (@timeoutlondon award) and London’s best pizza (@aton_of_food award) Well something magical happens... let me introduce to you the @bleeckerburger double @detroitpizzalondon is born. The most epic Detroit styled pizza, thick fluffy focaccia style base with the cheesiest crust then combined with all the flavours you know and love from Bleecker Available for a limited time only so don’t sleep on this... 📍 @detroitpizza_islington @detroitpizzalondon 💷 £ 🍽️ Small Groups, Large Groups, Mate Date, Outside Seating Make sure you keep up to date by following @aton_of_food for more must try street food, restaurants and more in London. #londonfood #myhiddengems #secretlondon #streetfood #londona #foodt #londonstreetfoodo #foodn #londonlife_ #burgero #burgerloversf #burgerlife_ #pizzafood @

#localfood Get ready for a culinary adventure with Lanzhou noodles and succulent lamb BBQ, a match made in food heaven! This duo brings together the rich, comforting flavors of hand-pulled noodles and the smoky, savory taste of perfectly grilled lamb. ✨ Why You’ll Love It: 🍜 Hand-Pulled Noodles: Watch as skilled chefs craft delicate, long strands of Lanzhou noodles, served in a steaming bowl of aromatic beef broth, topped with fresh herbs and a hint of spice. 🍢 Juicy Lamb BBQ: Savor tender, marinated lamb skewers grilled to perfection over an open flame. Each bite is a burst of smoky, savory goodness that complements the noodles perfectly. 🌶️ Spice It Up: Add a dash of chili oil to your noodles or sprinkle cumin on your lamb skewers for an extra kick of flavor. 🥢 Traditional Experience: Enjoy these dishes the way they’re meant to be eaten—slurping up noodles and savoring each juicy bite of lamb, just like in the bustling streets of Lanzhou. 📍Where: Super Brand Mall, 8th floor, Shanghai, China 🇨🇳 #LanzhouNoodles #LambBBQ #ChineseCuisine #Foodie #StreetFood #NoodleLover

When it comes to food, Singapore is a paradise, and we had an amazing time exploring some of the best spots in the city. Here are three places we loved, each offering a unique taste of Singapore’s diverse food scene. Maxwell Food Centre Maxwell Food Centre is a must-visit for anyone looking to try authentic Singaporean #streetfood. We couldn’t get enough of the famous Tian Tian Hainanese Chicken Rice—it’s as good as everyone says! There are so many stalls to choose from, but don’t miss out on the oyster cakes and carrot cake. It’s a great place to get a real taste of local flavors at super affordable prices. Chinatown Chinatown is full of fantastic food options, from street stalls to cozy restaurants. We had a blast wandering through the bustling streets, sampling everything from dim sum to BBQ pork buns. One of our favorite stops was the #chinatown Complex, where we found a great variety of hawker stalls. The noodles here were out of this world! Little India For a taste of something different, we headed to Little India. The #vibrant atmosphere was incredible, and the food was even better. We loved the biryani at Tekka Centre and the variety of vegetarian options at the local restaurants. If you’re a fan of spicy, flavorful dishes, this is the place to be. #singaporetrip #summerdestinations #localguides

Bui Vien Walking Street is an exhilarating experience that should be on every traveler’s list when visiting Ho Chi Minh City. From the vibrant lights to the energetic atmosphere, it’s a place where the city’s pulse truly comes alive. The street is lined with a variety of bars, restaurants, and street food vendors, offering everything from local Vietnamese dishes to international cuisines. The nightlife is particularly amazing, with music blasting from every corner and performers showcasing their talents. One of my favorite experiences was enjoying a cold drink while people-watching. The diversity of people—locals and tourists alike—creates a unique and lively ambiance. I also appreciated the friendly and welcoming nature of the locals. For those looking to capture Instagram-worthy shots, Bui Vien does not disappoint. The neon lights and bustling street scenes provide the perfect backdrop for memorable photos and videos. #BuiVienWalkingStreet #HoChiMinhCity #VietnamTravel #Nightlife #StreetFood

#malaysiatrip While several countries may offer good prices, cultur, nature or things of tourist interest in south east Asia. When it comes to a balance of it all, no other country comes close to malaysia. It is the most underrated of destinations in south east Asia. A hub of air transport, it enjoys great connectivity which is further supplemented by singapore next door. It has a brilliant proximity advantage to all other tourist destinations in south east Asia. It also offers a number of nature, island, mountain and cultural destination. The food is superlative and a reason in itself for visiting makaysia. Highly recommended if you haven't been there. #beachlife #malaysiatrip #cuticuti #bolehboleh #fook#cherryblossom2024 #streetfood

FOX Food Market! ☕🍺🍜 📍Boulevard du Souverain 25, 1170 Watermael-Boitsfort 🍛🍔 from Latin America, Japan, Italia, Greece, burgers... Street food style cuisine 💶 Avg. Price per Person - 15€ 🚎 Access: Metro Hermann-Debroux, Tram ⏰ Opening time Monday to Sunday from 8 to 00h **Kitchen: Monday to Thursday from 12 to 14h30 and from 18 to 22h Friday from 12 to 14h30 and from 18 to 22h30 Saturday from 12 to 22h30 Sunday from 12 to 22h **Breakfast: Monday to Sunday from 8 to 23h #Brussels #streetfood #cantine #foodcourt #afterwork #foodanddrinks #fox

MOST FAMOUS SANDWICHES IN THE UK 🥪 That’s right, @sandwichsandwichuk has opened its doors in London. It’s official. 📍 St Paul’s ⭐️ If you can’t take a date, take a mate! Tag tag tag x #sandwich #sandwiches #london #londonfood #foodie #foodporn #foodblog #londoncity #streetfood #lunch #reels

Oozing cheese? Sign me up!!🤩🤩 @arancino_ofsicily is serving only arancinis in London and they are SOOO good!! The size of an arancini is MASSIVE and one arancini can easily fill you up. The shop is run by Alessia, who is from Sicily herself, so you know this is authentic. Food review: I tried the pesto arancini and the tomato and mozzarella arancini. I liked the tomato and mozzarella more because it had more flavours. By the time I reached, the spinach arancini was over 😢 I was full after one arancini. So it’s definitely worth the price. Price: £6.90 Location: Arancino of Sicily, near Tottenham court road station { Arancino of Sicily, arancini, Italian food, Italian food in London, London food, London food blogger, London food guide, London cheap eats, London street food, soho food, London hidden gems } #londoncheapeats #cheapeats #londonfood #londonfoodies #londonfoodguide #londonfoodblogger #arancino #arancini #italianfood #italianfoodporn #streetfood Have you ever tried Arancini?

#familytrips2024 Toh Soon Cafe on Campbell Street in Penang is a beloved local institution known for its authentic Malaysian flavors and charming, nostalgic atmosphere. This iconic cafe offers a unique dining experience with its outdoor seating under a quaint alleyway, serving up classic Malaysian breakfast staples like kaya toast, soft-boiled eggs, and rich, aromatic kopi (coffee). The rustic charm and friendly service make it a favorite among locals and tourists alike. Located in the heart of Penang's vibrant George Town, Toh Soon Cafe is a must-visit spot for anyone looking to experience the true taste of Penang. #TohSoonCafe #PenangEats #MalaysianFlavors #KayaToast #AuthenticDining #GeorgeTownPenang #LocalFavorite #CoffeeCulture #StreetFood #CafeLife #PenangFood #TraditionalRecipes #NostalgicCharm #OutdoorSeating #MustVisitCafe #BreakfastSpot #RichCoffee #TravelPenang #FoodieDestination #CulinaryExperience

#familytrips2024 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia's bustling capital, is a dynamic metropolis where modernity meets tradition. The city's skyline is dominated by the iconic Petronas Twin Towers, offering breathtaking views and a glimpse into Malaysia's rapid development. As I wandered through Kuala Lumpur, I was captivated by its diverse neighborhoods, from the vibrant streets of Bukit Bintang, with its shopping malls and lively nightlife, to the historical charm of Chinatown and Little India. The city’s culinary scene is a feast for the senses, with hawker stalls serving up delicious street food, and fine dining restaurants offering international and local delicacies. A visit to the lush KLCC Park and the serene Batu Caves provided a perfect escape from the urban hustle. Kuala Lumpur is a city that buzzes with energy, rich in culture, and offers endless experiences for every traveler. #KualaLumpur #TravelMalaysia #PetronasTowers #CityExploration #BukitBintang #ChinatownKL #LittleIndiaKL #KLFoodie #StreetFood #CulturalExperience #UrbanAdventure #LuxuryTravel #HotelReview #TravelBlogger #CityViews #ShoppingInKL #Nightlife #TravelGoals #ilovetravelling #penangfoodandtravel

During our stay in GnB Hotel in Busan, we had a variety of street food from the night market near the hotel as dinner. The night market is located in a traditional market called Bupyeong Kkangtong Market. As night falls, it turns into a night market with a bustling and lively atmosphere. It's a place where locals and tourists alike can explore a diverse range of goods and enjoy traditional Korean street food. You can find lots of food stalls selling street food such as hotteok, odeng, tteokbokki, gimbap, twigim, mandu etc. Most of the food items cost around 5,000 won each. Music: Hey U Cosmic Musician: EnjoyMusic #cherryblossom2024 #korea #southkorea #busan #market #bupyeong #tripblazers #streetfood #nightmarket #mytripvlog

#cherryblossom2024 Imagine stepping into a bustling world of detectable cuisine, stunning Chinese architecture, and beautiful tree blossoms, just a stone’s throw away from the iconic Tiananmen Square 📍 The place is called Beijing Dashilan Street or just Qianmen street food. 🕖 It can get quite crowded between 10am and 4pm, so I recommend getting there during late afternoon. But not too late, because it’s hard to access it after 8pm. 🟣 The whole Tiananmen Square complex and surroundings are protected by guards and fences, so to get in you need to present your passport. Don’t forget to bring it along ❗️ 😍 Don’t miss out this culinary adventure. Come hungry and explore the unconventional food you’re going to find here. My top recommendations: 🦆 Peking duck roll 🥟 Dumpling filled with soup 🥐 Butter pastry filled with cream 🥧 Meat pie 🥛Sour milk (a type of yogurt) 💰All prices are between 10 and 30 yuan. All shops accept cash, Alipay, WeChat and others mobile payments. I spent around 170 yuan for 2 people to get really full. 🤑 It’s good and cheap. Good value for money. It’s worth it a visit ✅ #mytravelhacks #historicallandmarks #streetfood #busystreets #Beijingfood #foodlovers

Personally, i like Mangwon market better than Gwangjang Market. The street foods here are delicious, more variation and very affordable in price. It is not as touristy as Gwangjang Market. I always comeback to this market whenever im in Korea. But in the recent years, i noticed more tourists compared to the years before covid How to go? Take the subway to Mangwon Station Line 6 (망원역). From Exit 2 of the station, make a u-turn on the right side of the exit, then walk for about 5 min to the entrance of Mangwon Market #koreatrip #mangwonmarket #망원시장 #streetfood

Located within the Resort World Sentosa complex next to the Universal Studio, Malaysian Food Street is a themed food court that recreates the vibrant atmosphere of a Malaysian street food market. It is also one of the few food courts in Sentosa Island where visitors can find relatively affordable meals. The food court is designed to resemble a traditional Malaysian street, complete with colorful facades and bustling stalls, providing visitors with an immersive dining experience. You can indulge in a variety of authentic Malaysian dishes such as nasi lemak, satay, char kway teow, Hainanese chicken rice etc. Only cashless payment is accepted here. Diners can scan the QR codes to order online or order from kiosks. Operation Hours Daily 8:30am - 8:30pm (Last Order 8pm) #winhkflight #singapore #foodcourt #sentosa #malaysianfood #streetfood #island #restaurant #tripblazers

#penangtrip Penang, known as the food capital of Malaysia, boasts a culinary scene that tantalizes taste buds with its diverse flavors and vibrant dishes. Here are five must-try Michelin Guide-recommended foods in Penang: 1. **Assam Laksa**: This tangy and flavorful noodle soup is a Penang specialty. Made with fish-based broth infused with tamarind (assam), it's served with thick rice noodles, shredded mackerel, cucumber, pineapple, onions, and mint leaves. The perfect balance of sour, savory, and spicy flavors makes it a favorite among locals and visitors alike. 2. **Char Kway Teow**: A beloved Malaysian street food, char kway teow is a stir-fried noodle dish that's bursting with smoky flavors. Made with flat rice noodles, prawns, cockles, Chinese lap cheong (sausage), bean sprouts, and eggs, it's cooked in a hot wok with soy sauce, chili paste, and sometimes belacan (shrimp paste) for an extra kick. 3. **Hokkien Mee**: Originating from the Fujian province of China, Hokkien mee is a flavorful noodle soup that's a staple in Penang's culinary scene. The dish features thick yellow noodles cooked in a rich, savory broth made from prawn and pork bones, along with prawns, slices of pork, hard-boiled eggs, and bean sprouts. It's often garnished with fried shallots and served with a side of sambal chili paste for added heat. 4. **Nasi Kandar**: A popular Malay dish, nasi kandar is a hearty meal consisting of steamed rice served with a variety of curries and side dishes. Originating from Penang's Indian Muslim community, this flavorful dish offers a wide range of choices, including chicken, beef, fish, and vegetable curries, as well as fried chicken, fried fish, and boiled eggs. Diners typically select their desired dishes, which are then poured over the rice and enjoyed with a side of pickled vegetables and papadum. 5. **Cendol**: A refreshing Malaysian dessert, cendol is a sweet treat perfect for cooling off on a hot day. It consists of shaved ice topped with green rice flour jelly noodles (cendol), coconut milk, palm sugar syrup (gula Melaka), and sometimes red beans or sweet corn. The combination of creamy coconut milk, fragrant palm sugar, and chewy cendol noodles makes for a delightful and satisfying dessert. These five Michelin Guide-recommended foods offer just a glimpse of the culinary delights awaiting you in Penang. From street food stalls to upscale restaurants, the food scene in Penang is as diverse as it is delicious, ensuring that every meal is a memorable experience. #Laksa #Cendol #streetfood #hokkienmee #Malaysia #deliciousfood

Dear friends, our journey took us to the vibrant city of Bangkok, with a deep dive into the Talad Noi area. Talad Noi is one of Bangkok’s oldest districts, known for its unique urban style and rich cultural heritage🏙️. Walking through Talad Noi is like traveling through a tunnel of time where old-style architecture and modern life intertwine. Along the streets, we were greeted by artistic graffiti and many ancient shops, each step filled with surprises. Little Sienna was particularly enchanted by the colorful walls and street stalls, curiously observing everything around her. We also tried some street food, and each flavor was memorable🍲. The highlight was meeting a local artist in his small studio, who shared his works inspired by the streets and life of Talad Noi. This encounter gave us a deeper appreciation and understanding of the area. Bangkok is more than just a city; it’s a story, an artwork of life. Talad Noi provided us with a perfect example of how Bangkok beautifully blends tradition and modernity. Do you have any hidden gems in Bangkok to recommend? Or any interesting travel stories? Feel free to share your experiences! #BangkokTravel #ExploringTaladNoi #CityWalk #CulturalHeritage #SiennasJourney #StreetFood #ArtJourney