🍙 Tokyo Street Food Diaries: Spring Snacks & Festival Flavours Tokyo Street Food Diaries is a journey through the city’s warm corners — places where spring arrives not through blossoms, but through flavour. As the weather softens, Tokyo’s streets fill with seasonal snacks, festival treats, and the quiet joy of eating on the move. This…
Street Food New Zealand ~Frank Mueller ~ Ronnie Hughan, AFF Instructor and Tandem Instructor/Examiner at US Parachute Association (1996-present) Best New Zealand Food ~ Santana Charmaine lives in New Zealand ~ Abu Amin, no handlebars Hungry writing about all this again so going to leave it at that but feel free to read my longer…
Vietnam is famous for not only for beautiful sceneries but also delicious street foods. Special Skills To Eat Like A Local Northern Vietnam Central Vietnam Southern Vietnam Above is some useful advice for you on how to eat street food in Vietnam like a local. Also, there are some suggestions on what you should eat…
Continuing my series on What is your favourite street food? Street food Denmark It is actually been several decades ago since street food equalled hot dogs here; with the introduction of more exotic cuisine from abroad, the selection has become much more varied. But you´ll still find hot dog stands as the most commonly seen…
Continuing the series on What is your favourite street food? Part 15 Street food Spain has a few but, since autumn has just ended, let me tell you about the most typical one: Roasted chestnuts Not that much of a mystery. Spanish people love chesnuts and the best way to eat them is by the…
Turkey is literally the bridge between Europe and Asia. Also, it really is the centre of the world. You can fly about everywhere from Atatürk Airport. ~Yasemin studies Chemical Science (2020) Turkey is a city of contrasts, absolutely different people, from Muslims to gays, from rich to homeless, from Europeans to Asians. And it’s amazing. A…
Continuing my series on What is your favourite street food? Street food France The most eaten street food is definitely : Kebab (or “Grec”): It’s probably the most popular street food in France Jambon-beurre A French classic, pork is often replaced by chicken for those who can’t eat it Tacos Relatively, new, it wasn’t as…
Continuing my series on What is your favourite street food? Sri Lanka There are a number of popular street food items that are popular among locals and tourists. Shrimp Fritter / Isso Vadai Made with channa dhal oil cakes and shrimp. Serve this with a dab of lime juice or chopped onions. Kotthu Made with…
Continuing my series on What is your favourite street food? Popular German Street Foods! Bratwurst Bratwurst summarizes a large category of sausages, including variations made from pork, beef, veal, poultry or combinations of two or more. The most common version is made from pork meat. Textures vary from coarse to super fine. Some sausages are…
In Tunisia there are several street foods that often only exist there and that one can even eat on the go: Street food Tunisia Ojja/Chakchouka: Ojja is prepared with tomatoes and tomatoes to paste, a bit of olive oil and eggs. Chakchouka is the same recipe but with more vegetables (pumpkin, peppers…) and both recipe…
Street food Indonesia For a savoury one, it is more like an omelette with bits of vegetables and minced meat. Cendol is a traditional dessert popular in Southeast Asia such as Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Brunei, Cambodia, East Timor, Vietnam, Thailand and Burma.as a sweet snack/beverages made from rice flour and other ingredients that are formed…
Street food LEBANON Food in Lebanon is the essence of each gathering. Most of the Lebanese food is done with olive oil, garlic, onions, mint. Lebanese dishes are known to be very healthy and don’t contain many fatty ingredients. Nowadays, it is very popular in Lebanon to do the Food markets. This is how important food…
