Author: John Watson

Kami Japanese Restaurant, Surrey

I remember walking into Kami Japanese Restaurant for the very first time. It was one of those cold Surrey evenings when all you wanted was a bowl of ramen. And man, that Tonkotsu was like a treasure trove for me, whenever I tasted it. My taste buds did the...

Greek Delights at Las Vegas Food Festival

As I strolled through the bustling lanes of the Las Vegas Food Festival, the tantalizing aroma of oregano and lemon wafted through the air, guiding me like a siren song to the Greek Delights booth. It was a gastronomic odyssey I embarked upon, a quest for the ultimate souvlaki...

Perfect Pairing: Food and Beer in Venice

When I first set foot in Venice, it wasn’t the gondolas that stole my heart, but rather the symphony of flavors dancing across my palate. Picture this: I’m sitting by the Grand Canal, a plate of cicchetti in front of me, and the most harmonious brew in hand. It...

La Pancia Felice, Rome

When I first stumbled upon La Pancia Felice tucked away in the heart of Rome, I wasn’t expecting to find a gastronomic treasure chest. It was a serendipitous encounter that led me to what I now fondly call my ‘happy belly haven’. **Every bite** there felt like a culinary...

Savoring Corsica Food: A Mediterranean Delight

The moment my taste buds first danced with the flavors of Corsica, I knew I was in for a culinary journey unlike any other. Nestled in the heart of the Mediterranean, this French island is a gastronomic treasure trove that whispers tales of heritage through its robust and aromatic...

Healthy Start: Whole Foods Breakfast Bar

Ever had one of those mornings where your stomach growls louder than your alarm clock? That was me, every day, until I stumbled upon the game-changer: a whole foods breakfast bar. I’ll never forget that first bite of quinoa and chia seed pudding; it was like my taste buds...

Jerry’s Foods Woodbury: A Local Gem

When I first stumbled upon Jerry’s Foods in Woodbury, it wasn’t the colossal sign or the grand entrance that caught my eye. It was the tantalizing aroma of freshly baked bread that wafted through the air, seducing my senses and luring me in like a cartoon character floating towards...

The Best Restaurants in Surrey, England: Must-Visit Places

England is a great place for foodies, and Surrey, a county that is divided between cities and countryside, is one of the best places to try delicious local food. Personally, I love food, so I couldn’t wait to tell you about the best restaurants in Surrey that you have...

Dream Food Fest NJ: A Gastronomic Adventure

When I was a little tyke, my grandmother used to say, “The way to anyone’s heart is through their stomach.” Fast forward a few decades, and here I am, a living testament to granny’s wisdom, embarking on what I can only describe as a culinary odyssey. Enter the Dream...

Mamasita, Melbourne

I’ll never forget the day I stumbled upon Mamasita, a culinary gem tucked away in the bustling heart of Melbourne. My taste buds were in for a fiesta they’d never forget, and I’ve been a loyal patron ever since. **Mexican cuisine** has always been my Achilles heel, and Mamasita,...

Food Truck Delights at Columbus Fest

Every year, my taste buds embark on a culinary adventure that rivals the odyssey of Homer’s hero, except there are no sirens, just the siren call of sizzling delicacies from the bustling food trucks at Columbus Fest. It’s a journey that started by accident when my hunger pangs coincided...

Liberia Food: A Culinary Journey

When I first stumbled upon the vibrant flavors of Liberian cuisine, it was like a symphony of taste buds had awakened in my mouth. The rich, spicy stews and the unexpected sweetness of tropical fruits left me utterly enchanted. As someone who lives to eat, and not the other...

Café de Flore, Paris

As I meandered down the Boulevard Saint-Germain, the aroma of freshly ground coffee beans lured me like a siren song to the legendary Café de Flore. It wasn’t just the promise of a steaming cup of java that drew me in, but the rich tapestry of history woven into...

Exploring Pacaya Food: What is it, Its Benefits and Recipe

There is a special harvest that comes to Guatemalan markets every year. Most Americans have never heard of it, but it’s the main dish at many local feasts. Now is the time for Pacaya food, a tasty treat made from an edible palm tree that is as mysterious as...

Bruges Waffles and Frites

As a self-proclaimed connoisseur of all things deliciously carby, I must confess that my heart beats in sync with the sizzle of a waffle iron. Picture this: I’m strolling through the cobblestone streets of Bruges, the air is thick with the sweet aroma of dough transforming into golden-brown bliss,...

Savor the Flavor at Myrtle Beach Food Truck Fest

Every year, as the Myrtle Beach Food Truck Festival rolls around, I can’t help but get a rumble in my tummy that’s louder than the ocean waves hitting the shore. This isn’t just a matter of filling the belly; it’s a gastronomic pilgrimage. As a self-proclaimed food truck aficionado,...

Moochie’s Meatballs

When I was a kid, I had a culinary epiphany that shaped my gastronomic journey forever: the first time I tasted a meatball that made my taste buds do the samba. It wasn’t just any meatball; it was a Moochie’s Meatball, a sphere of seasoned perfection that could make...

Indulge in Phish Food Ice Cream Delights

Ever since my taste buds had their first rendezvous with Phish Food, it’s been a whirlwind romance. I remember the day vividly; it was the kind of love story that would make even the most indulgent chocolate aficionados swoon. There I was, wandering aimlessly through the frozen aisle, when...

Restaurants to Visit in Salt Lake City

Picture this: you’re meandering through the streets of Salt Lake City, your stomach is growling louder than a bear waking up from hibernation, and you’re wondering where to chow down. I’ve been there, trust me. I remember one evening when my hunger pangs were so intense, they could have...

Chowder’s, San Francisco

I’ll never forget the first time I stumbled upon Chowder’s in the heart of San Francisco. It was a foggy evening, typical of the city, and my stomach was rumbling louder than the trolley cars clanging down the tracks. As I meandered through the bustling Fisherman’s Wharf, the warm,...