Boogies Burgers – Since 1969, Calgary, Canada.

Boogie’s Burgers, established in 1969, is a beloved Calgary institution known for its retro vibe, inventive burgers, and indulgent comfort food. There is also something fun for the kids and big kids alike, those from the 80s might remember Ms. PAC-MAN?Full disclosure, this post contains affiliate links which help sustain this blog, support my travels,…

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Eating Fugu: The Dangerous and Daring Delicacy of Japan

Do you ever have that feeling where you suddenly think, should I really be doing this? Kind of like the first time you went skydiving, bungee jumping or zip lining (I’ve only done one of these things and probably won’t do the others…Can you guess which one I have done?). I am, however, a little…

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VIP Lounge #39 – Shanghai Pudong Airport.

I had a seven hour layover at Shanghai’s Pudong Airport, and like many seasoned travellers, I opted to spend it in an airport lounge, specifically, the VIP Lounge 39. Operated by Plaza Premium, it also serves as the designated lounge for Air France, Japan Airlines, and Korean Air. Full disclosure, this post contains affiliate links…

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LATAM Airlines Premium Business – LA800 – Sydney to Auckland.

I was heading across the ditch—as we like to say in Australia and New Zealand when hopping between the two countries. The flight from Sydney to Auckland is a short one, blocked at just over three hours, but when I spotted a business class fare for only $200 more than economy, I was instantly sold!…

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Dining at Plattesteen: A Belgian Bistro Experience

While exploring northern Belgium on our road trip, we visit the capital Brussels and my friend Brett takes me to this wonderful bistro Plattesteen. It serves an array of French cuisine and believe me the dishes we try are delicious! Full disclosure, this post contains affiliate links which help sustain this blog, support my travels,…

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Casa Di Mio Pizzeria, Halle, Belgium.

Experiencing the sinking realisation as we prepared to settle our dinner tab in Halle, Belgium, the waiter’s words hit us: “We only take cash.” Brett and I exchanged a glance, both armed only with cards, a moment of panic ensued… Full disclosure, this post contains affiliate links which help sustain this blog, support my travels,…

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Suhumi Georgian Restaurant, Den Haag, Netherlands.

Suhumi Georgian Restaurant, located in Den Haag (The Hague), Netherlands, offers authentic Georgian cuisine. With its diverse menu featuring traditional dishes like khachapuri and khinkali, it provides a taste of Georgia in the heart of the Netherlands. Full disclosure, this post contains affiliate links which help sustain this blog, support my travels, and offer valuable…

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Skylounge – Vienna International Airport

The Skylounge Vienna Airport is a luxurious lounge located in Vienna International Airport. It provides travellers with a cozy and exclusive space to relax and rejuvenate before their flights. Some airlines like Emirates, Qatar, and Korean Air offer access to their First and Business class passengers. Additionally, certain European credit cards or Amex cards may…

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Dining at the Harmony Specialty Restaurant on the Majestic Princess.

While on the beautiful Majestic Princess, I, with my group of friends, decided to dine at one of the specialty restaurant called Harmony. We actually also dined at the Crown Grill, but I have reviewed that before, you can read that here. With an additional cover charge of AU$63 to dine at Harmony, I believe…

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Früh Am Dom, Cologne, Germany.

Früh am Dom is a traditional brewery and beer hall located near the Cologne Cathedral (Dom) in Cologne, Germany. It is known for its Kölsch beer, a light and crisp ale brewed in Cologne, which is served in small glasses called Stangen. The brewery and beer hall offer a lively atmosphere where locals and tourists…

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Let’s be Frank about the wonderful food at Frank, Hobart, Tasmania.

Located opposite Franklin Wharf in Hobart, Tasmania’s capital, Frank provides a unique dining experience with its South American inspired cuisine made from premium Australian ingredients. It’s open ambiance and top notch service enhance the culinary journey we embarked on. I’m here with a group of friends from Sydney, enjoying a five day cruise with Hobart…

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Dining on the Costa Fascinosa – The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly.

The dining on Costa Fascinosa unveils a culinary journey of the good, the bad, and the ugly. Some dishes dazzle the palate with exquisite flavours, showcasing Mediterranean delights. Some dishes are not up to par and shouldn’t have been served, while others should be ashamed of themselves for their presentation. Full disclosure, this post contains…

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The Köfte Burger and Onion Rings at McDonalds Türkiye. Brrrrr…

It’s time for another McDonalds post, this one is from Türkiye! The usual rules apply: I must have fries for comparison; and I’ll try a burger that is not available in Australia. If there is something else quite different on the menu, like gazpacho at McDonalds in Spain, I’ll grab that too. Today I am…

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Turkish delights! The delightful flavours of Türkiye!

We all have our kebab preferences, right? Mine is a chicken kebab with lettuce, onions, NO tomato, add cheese with garlic sauce. Imagine my horror one day when my housemate of almost 10 years brought me home a kebab with beef, lettuce, onion, tomato, and chilli sauce. Poor guy hasn’t heard the end of it…

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The Speck and Asiago Burger (By Joe Bastianich), McDonalds Italy.

Regular readers will know whenever I travel I usually make a quick stop at a McDonalds, I have this obsession with finding out what they offer and if the old fave’s taste the same in other countries! It just so happens that a lot of readers like my McDonalds posts from India and Spain, so here is another…

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