International Travel

Saigon Eats: Nha Hang Ngon

We passed by the restaurant several times while walking around the streets of Saigon on our first day and so we were happy to find out that we were eating there on our first night. The restaurant is always full but we were lucky enough to arrive minutes before the throng of dinner patrons arrived. [...] Read More

Postcards from Ho Chi Minh

Formerly known as Saigon, Ho Chi Minh is now one of our favorite southeast asian city after only one visit. Here are some snapshots, mostly taken in areas around District One depicting slice of life scenes that made us fall in love with this place. We’re looking forward to coming back and spending more time [...] Read More

Singapore Eats: Tiong Bahru Bakery Safari

Tiong Bahru Bakery is our go to bakery whenever we’re in town so when they opened a new cafe concept at Open Farm community, we decided to give it a visit. The glamping theme of the restaurant was the backdrop we needed to complete our time away from the concrete jungle on top of the [...] Read More

Singapore Eats: Papi’s Tacos

Located at 39 Seah Street, this unassuming Mexican joint is officially the best one in town. All, without any exception, of the things we ordered tasted exceptional. The staff were very friendly as they chatted with us about the food and the history of the place and when we wanted to order one more plate [...] Read More

Sydney Eats: Harry’s

B efore hitting the beach, brunch is a must for us so we always make sure that we have many choices and Bondi sure has a lot to offer in this arena. One of the top brunch places in the area is Harry’s. If you need a healthy fix made of ingredients sourced and produced [...] Read More

Sydney Eats: Porch & Parlour

Brunch by the beach is usually the first thing on our itinerary upon landing in Sydney. There's something about silently sipping your flat white on a vantage point by the road overlooking Bondi Beach. Soon the items from the kitchen start coming out and you begin to slowly eat off your plate as people also [...] Read More

Sydney Eats: Mr. Wong

Those of you who follow us know that we're always down for Chinese food, dim sum in particular. That said, we thank the Chinese food goods that we were able to get a table at Mr. Wong without any reservation since the place was still packed even though there's only an hour left before lunch [...] Read More

Postcards from Bunkyo, Tokyo

It's quite unlikely to hear of someone going to Tokyo for a Catholic Pilgrimage but that's how we felt as we trudged the uphill route from the train station to St. Mary's Cathedral located in Bunkyo. We were rewarded with an awe inspiring modern structure designed by Kenzo Tange, who also designed the Tokyo Met [...] Read More

Tokyo Eats: Cafe de Ginza

Valentine's Day has become such a hallmark event that some people find it hard to appreciate the day for what it truly is - a celebration of love. For us, what we consider to be a wise use of the day is to have intimate conversations with loved ones who we often don't have the [...] Read More

Postcards from Takatsudokyo, Japan

Japan is one of those countries lucky enough to be blessed with scenic views no matter what season it is. This time around we chose to go out of the city and found ourselves enamored by Takatsudokyo Gorge in all its autumn glory. Before spending an hour or so just savoring the stillness of the [...] Read More

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