A collection of posts featuring Stewed/Braised dishes.
🌷 Arriving at the Edge of the World If there are places that look like earth dreaming, the Côte de Granit Rose, also known as the Pink Granite Coast, is definitely one of them. In the Côtes-d’Armor department, along the wild northwestern edge of Brittany, lies a stretch of French coastline where the Atlantic collides with […]
Brittany Part 6: The Pink Granite Coast – Where Earth Blushes 🌅 Read More »
Saravanaa Bhavan is a popular chain stretching from Asia to the Middle East. Step inside, and you’ll find yourself surrounded by Indian families. Instead of clink of spoons and forks, you’ll notice the quiet, satisfied focus of people eating with their right hands, the way the food is intended in India. It’s a beautiful, sensory
A Dosa Dream and a Trip to South India at Saravanaa in Frankfurt Read More »
Carnac’s megaliths are one of Brittany‘s most mysterious treasures. Every year, travelers from around the world come to wander between the megaliths, and everyone feels it. That sensation of floating through a time tunnel. The world feels impossibly vast and we humbly small. Let the Numbers Sink In 🤯 In the salty Atlantic wind of
Brittany Part 5: Carnac UNESCO Megaliths — Walking Among 7,000 Years of Mystery Read More »
On the east end of Frankfurt’s Zeil is a new Chinese restaurant Nanmei Eintopf · 喃妹砂锅, specializing in steaming, warm Chinese砂锅 (shāguō) clay pot cuisine. It has just opened, and it has already become the neighborhood’s new favorite. The location is prime—very close to the shopping district. While finding a parking spot on the street can
Nanmei Eintopf Restaurant Frankfurt · 喃妹砂锅: From Fiery Sichuan to Soothing Clay Pots Read More »
Winter’s food should not just fill you, but also fortify you. And for that, we bring you the robust, warming flavors of Xinjiang cuisine. Born from a land of vast extremes – harsh winters, dry air, and dramatic temperature swings – Uyghur food is built for resilience. With spices that tingle with warmth, slow-cooked meat, and doughs
Kashgar Uyghur Restaurant: A Winter’s Feast Near Munich’s Central Station Read More »
Step into Smochii, and the first thing that hits us is the energetic red-hot that feels like a celebration. Above, flying fish lamps sway from the ceiling—an Asian symbolism where fish represent abundance and prosperity. The space is expansive, located conveniently beneath the cinema CineStar Frankfurt Metropolis, making it a great launchpad for a “feast
Smochii: A Sizzling Feast of Korean BBQ in Frankfurt Read More »
✨ The Mirage Island｜The Eighth Wonder of the World Close to Brittany, in the heart of the sea, France’s Mont Saint-Michel stages a magical show between reality and illusion.Located in Normandy, this tidal island is hailed as the “Eighth Wonder of the World” – a famous French monument and Christian holy site. The bay of Saint-Malo is a vast stretch of
Brittany Part 3: A Dream Rising from the Tide – Mont Saint-Michel, France Read More »
Right across from the Noodles Bar in Konstablerwache, a new Chinese restaurant, 89 Dining Room, has just opened. Step into a space of classic, minimalist decor and warm greetings from its friendly staff. At first, you’ll see the menu on the walls, which speaks of milder dishes with simpler seasoning. They’re more tailored to European
89 Dining Room (三餐四季): Frankfurt’s New Chinese Spot with a Must-Ask Hidden Menu Read More »
Noppakao is located a little bit away from Munich center. The name “Noppakao” reminds me of Thai words: “Na”, meaning rice field and “Pao/Khao”, meaning rice — together, it gives the image of simple, honest food rooted in everyday Thai life – a nod to the honest cooking you’ll find here. On warmer days, their
Noppakao in Munich: Exploring Its Hidden Menu and Authentic Thai Flavors Read More »
🌊 Saint-Malo: Where Pirates Once Ruled the Waves On the rugged northwestern coast of France lies Saint-Malo, a small walled city facing the English Channel 🌊—a place better known not for saints, but for pirates. Saint-Malo’s story begins in the 6th century, when Britons fled political turmoil in Britain and crossed the sea to Brittany.
Brittany Part 2: Saint-Malo Travel Tips – Sights, Tides & Bites Read More »
