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Street food in the Philippines is nothing short of delicious, offering a rich variety of flavours that will have you smacking your lips. With so much to choose from, here are the standouts to look out for on your Manila street food hunts.

Ho Chi Minh City is a thriving food hub with new culinary experiences around every corner. Enormous variety exists between the city’s individual districts, so go explore unique flavours and discover your ultimate dining destination.

Dubai has every cuisine imaginable available. Particularly noteworthy are the delicious desserts the country offers. Here’s a guide to the must-try Dubai desserts and where to find them.

Fried chicken and beer is a marriage made in heaven. The combination is so important in Korean life that it even has its own name: chimaek. You can taste it for yourself at restaurants all over the city — here are the best fried chicken in Busan.

Ever wondered where to find the best Pad Thai in Bangkok? As no trip to Thailand would be complete without sampling the country’s most famous dish. The stir-fried rice noodle dish is hugely popular among foreign tourists and even CNN awarded it the number five ...

Ayutthaya is a popular destination that is known for its beautiful temples. Many of its visitors wonder what food to eat in Ayutthaya. This article will help you find the local specialties of Ayutthaya and make sure that you not only have an amazing cultural ...

In a country where culinary perfection is the norm, Osaka has managed to earn the reputation of being ‘Japan’s kitchen’ – and there are a handful of dishes that prove its gustatory prowess. Here’s a guide to Osaka’s most iconic dishes and the best places to eat ...

Osaka is one of the most-visited cities by gourmands from the all over the world in Japan. They look for nice Japanese food restaurants, and Osaka offers a great number of chances to dine the most popular Japanese food, Sushi. There are various Sushi restaurants in ...

What’s cheap, colorful, and may or may not be wet? No, it’s not your kid’s paint brushes. It’s a pasar (bazaar) in Johor Bahru.