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Set to the backdrop of Tokyo, the subliminal Lost in Translation deserves its place among my all-time favorite movies. A tale of kindred spirits, united in seeking a purpose to life through much soul-searching, Tokyo is the unlikely playground for…
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I’ve never had a bad meal in Tokyo. From the most rinky-dink local joint, to your multi-Michelin star foodie temple, I’ve always walked away feeling satisfied, reminded of why Japanese cuisine is one of the world’s greats. In a city that has…
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Like most Londoners, I’ve had plenty of opportunity to try one of our city’s many ceviche establishments. I don’t count those as being on par with the more authentic experience you’re likely to have at an establishment like Astrid y Gastón, so…
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While there are no shortages of excellent places to dine in Paris, I have a history of being rather unlucky when it comes to my dining experiences. While I won’t go into the minutiae, it seems I have a knack…
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Those of you who read this blog will know I’m a planner. I like to do my own research when identifying new and interesting venues to try out, and there’s nothing that makes me want to run for the hills more than the…
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There’s a certain rhythm to life on Mykonos during the summer months. A light breakfast is usually had sitting poolside quite late in the morning (possibly nursing a hangover), then depending on your mobility, it’s either catching the bus or…
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I love wine. And while I don’t tend to discriminate between red or white, I can be a bit of a wine snob. This becomes particularly embarrassing when out wine tasting, as I find it hard to conceal my true feelings…
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Melbournians are a proud bunch, who’ll go out of their way to appear nonchalant about their legendary rivalry with Sydneysiders over who has the better city. As a fellowman who’s perhaps a little more neutral than most, I do give Sydney props…
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Using Mexico City as our base to come and go between Cuba and Costa Rica meant we had plenty of opportunities to indulge in everything the City had to offer, which included spending a fair bit of time in Polanco’s foodie institutions….
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Jaso is somewhat of an institution among the well-heeled Polanco crowd. The bakery alone has set a new standard for confectionary and throughout our visit, there was never a shortage of people queuing each time we passed by. And while the main…
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Serendipity is a lovely thing. Arriving at Le Cameleon in the dark, after hours of driving in torrential rain would make even the most chipper of souls tired, grumpy and in my case, desperately in need of some comfort food….
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