7 articles tagged with international cuisine
G'day, night owls! As someone who's spent countless evenings chatting with passengers about their after-dark adventures, I've discovered that some of the best nightlife experiences hide in the shadows of more famous neighboring cities. That's exactly the case with Aurora,...
When my PI work brought me to Taylorsville, Utah last month, I expected strip malls and suburbia—not a culinary mosaic that would rival some international food scenes I've tracked down. But that's the thing about being an investigator; you learn...
The relationship between geology and gastronomy isn't immediately obvious to most travelers, but spend enough time studying earth processes and you'll recognize that food cultures develop in direct response to their geological settings. Newark, Delaware—home to the University of Delaware—presents...
Standing at the intersection of East Valley Highway and James Street, I found myself at a culinary crossroads that perfectly embodies Kent's spirit. This suburban gem south of Seattle might not make most travelers' Washington state bucket lists, but *sumimasen*...
I've always believed that to truly understand a culture, you need to eat your way through it. After 15 years of corporate tech life had left me burned out and uninspired, I found that exploring global food scenes reignited my...
I've explored markets from Barcelona to Bangkok, but Houston's culinary landscape genuinely surprised me. When my sustainable tourism investment group targeted Texas for expansion, I found myself spending a week in Space City—a metropolis I'd previously (and regrettably) overlooked. What...
As both a research scientist and mindfulness practitioner, I've always approached travel as a form of data collection—observing patterns, analyzing cultural phenomena, and documenting the sensory experience with methodical precision. Yet food transcends even my scientific framework, speaking directly to...