A collection of posts featuring Deep-Fry dishes.
Gathering to bid farewell to a friend who was leaving for a 3-week trip, we found ourselves at Iwase, a cozy Japanese restaurant. Some may hesitate to eat Japanese food in the winter, because of its well-known cold dishes like sushi and sashimi. But such reservations seem to have vanished at Iwase. Despite the freezing […]
Authentic Dining at Iwase: Exploring Classic Japanese Fare Read More »
Amid Frankfurt’s culinary diversity, one restaurant stands out: Tibet Bistro. We discovered this little gem a few years ago and have been coming back to it ever since. Tibet Bistro is a small but charming eatery specializing in authentic Tibetan cuisine. While you won’t find an extensive menu here, each dish is homemade and prepared
(UNFORTUNATELY, THIS PLACE IS PERMANENTLY CLOSED. HOWEVER, A CUTE LITTLE TIBETAN RESTAURANT HAS TAKEN ITS PLACE.) In one of our recent posts, we already talked about a street food restaurant in Frankfurt. Today, we’ll take a look at Taste of India, which embodies the qualities that make great street food: freshly prepared homemade dishes, a
Indulge in Exotic Flavors: Taste of India Buffet Read More »
As foodies always on the lookout for new dining experiences, we were recently intrigued by the idea of Vietnamese hotpot. Acting on a friend’s recommendation, we ventured to a restaurant called Sen, popular among locals for its authentic Vietnamese cuisine. Vietnamese cuisine is known for its light and delicate flavors, a characteristic that seems fitting
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Welcome back to another Journey in Vienna! In our previous post, we’ve marveled at the historic charm of the inner city. This time, we will go beyond the city center into Vienna’s imperial past, as we explore two of the city’s most iconic palaces – Belvedere Palace and Schönbrunn Palace. Located about 20 minutes by
Unveiling Vienna Continues: Palatial Splendor, Musical Marvels and Culinary Charms Read More »
A few years ago, I often heard about Vienna from a former colleague, who has immense admiration for Mozart. She would take long-haul flights from Shanghai to catch any performance by Mozart in the Golden Hall. When her feelings run deep for the music, she would shed a few tears at Mozart’s grave, mourning the
Unveiling Vienna’s Classical Grandeur, Festive Charm, and Culinary Delights Read More »
“No rice, no life!” – a popular saying in Japan that shows its deep-rooted sentiment for rice in its culinary culture. Sushi is probably the first thing that comes to mind. But Donburi (also known as “Don”), where rice plays a crucial role, is no less a beloved dish and placed at the heart of
The Beloved Donburi – An Invite to the Deep Flavor Secrets of Japan Read More »
