A collection of posts featuring Mild and Soothing dishes.
Today, we’re really excited to take you to one of the most authentic Japanese restaurants in Frankfurt, highly recommended by a trusted friend. This place has received so much praise that we were told – if you’re running a food blog focusing on authentic Asian cuisine and you don’t include this place, well, let’s just […]
Kushiya Ichikawa: A Japanese Izakaya Experience You Can’t Miss! Read More »
As we transition into autumn, with summer’s unpredictable mix of sweltering heat and frequent rainstorms behind us, we found a perfect moment to visit a new sushi restaurant that’s making waves in Frankfurt — Imizu. Unlike the lively buzz of a traditional izakaya (Japanese pub), Imizu offers a more laid-back atmosphere. With its sleek, modern
Restaurant Imizu: Where Tokyo’s Sushi Spirit Meets Frankfurt’s Modern Flair Read More »
Lebanon has always been on our travel list, for its fascinating destinations in archaeology, architecture, and ancient civilizations. We’ve heard countless tales of its friendly, warm-hearted people, their joie de vivre (joy of living), making people feel welcome and at home. And the food—its vibrant culinary scene—is said to be absolutely incredible for its freshness,
Authentic Lebanese Cuisine in Frankfurt: Exploring Du Liban Read More »
Puerto de Mogán is like a town that comes to life straight out of a postcard. The moment you set foot in it, you’re greeted by a visual spectacle. The whitewashed buildings, adorned with colorful window frames and flourishing flowers, paint a picture-perfect setting against the cerulean sea and the clear blue sky. As we
Welcome back, fellow foodies, as we’re about to embark on a hotpot adventure at Liu Yi Shou Hot Pot restaurant in Frankfurt. When I first scrolled through some online snaps of this place, I’ll admit I had my doubts. I thought it’d just be another pricey spot with frozen, pre-packed meat rolls. Yet, I was
Liu Yi Shou Hotpot: Indulge in Sichuan’s Flavor Extravaganza in Frankfurt 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 »
