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Vassalli Pasticcerie – Review – Salò, Lake Garda, Italy (8.5/10)
Posted in afternoon tea, bakery, breakfast, cafe, dining out, food, Italian, Italy, location, restaurant, restaurant review, travel, traveleating, tagged afternoon tea, cake, coffee, dining out, eating out, food, Italy, Lake Garda, location, Pasolini, restaurant review, Salo, travel, traveleating on June 29, 2008 | 2 Comments »
My 8 Favourite London Restaurants
Posted in afternoon tea, art deco, breakfast, British, Cantonese, Chinese, cooking, dessert, dim sum, dining out, England, fish, fish and chips, food, Greek, Japanese, Korean, London, meat, Michelin star, Modern European, pub, restaurant, restaurant review, seafood, steakhouse, sushi, tapas, tagged Barrafina, dining out, eating out, England, favourite London restaurants, food, Golden Hind, Koba, Konstam, restaurant, restaurant review, Roka, The Wolseley, Vrisaki, Yauatcha on May 16, 2008 | 10 Comments »
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My Top 20 World Foodie Travel Experiences
Posted in afternoon tea, bakery, Brazil, Brazilian BBQ, China, Chinese, churrascaria, cooking, dining out, Estonia, food, Italy, Japan, Japanese, location, Madeira, Malaysian, New York, Portugal, Rio, sushi, Taipei, Taiwan, travel, tagged cuisine, customs, experiences, food, foodie, restaurants, top 20, travel, world on March 29, 2008 | 4 Comments »
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Over the last twenty years, I’ve been fortunate enough to eat some incredible food around the world (I call this ‘traveleating‘). I just wish I had written about these experiences and taken photos. There are places that I won’t see again, restaurants that no longer exist, and special home-cooked meals that can’t be replicated. But the past is the past, and I look forward to visiting plenty of exciting destinations in the future, armed with my notebook and camera!
So, here are my top 20 foodie travel experiences, in no particular order than chronological…
Caffe’ Pasticceria Zanarini – Review – Bologna, Italy (8.5/10)
Posted in afternoon tea, bakery, Bologna, breakfast, cafe, dessert, dining out, food, Italian, Italy, location, restaurant review, wine, tagged aperitifs, Bologna, cafe, Caffe Pasticceria Zanarini, cakes, food, Italian, Italy, pastries on January 13, 2008 | 7 Comments »
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My Favourite Restaurants
Posted in afternoon tea, art deco, Brazil, Brazilian BBQ, breakfast, cafe, Chinese, churrascaria, dessert, dim sum, dining out, dumplings, England, Estonia, fish, food, French, location, London, meat, Michelin star, Modern European, restaurant, restaurant review, Rio, seafood, sushi, Taipei, Taiwan, tapas, tagged Barrafina, Din Tai Fung, dining out, fish, food, Gloria, London, meat, Porcao, restaurant, restaurant review, Rio, Roka, seafood, Taipei, Taiwan, Tallinn, The Wolseley, xiao long bao, Yauatcha on December 9, 2007 | 2 Comments »
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Here are my favourite restaurants in London and around the world. They might be ones I visit regularly, or those I’ve only been to once or twice but haven’t stopped thinking about. And despite London being rated the most expensive city in the world for dining out, I still manage to eat very well here without overspending (most of the time!)…
The Wolseley (Modern European) – Review Two – London, England (9/10)
Posted in afternoon tea, art deco, breakfast, cafe, dessert, dining out, England, fish, food, location, London, meat, Modern European, restaurant, restaurant review, seafood, tagged afternoon tea, art deco, breakfast, dining out, fish, food, meat, Modern European, restaurant, restaurant review, seafood, The Wolseley on December 7, 2007 | 1 Comment »
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