Food

I recently took a Regents Seven Seas cruise that ended in Buenos Aires (my first visit to this amazing city) and we spent a couple of extra days exploring the town. And you know me, I just had to book a food tour to learn more about the local culinary scene. I did my research and on best Buenos Aires food tours and we chose the Historical Guided Food Tour of San Telmo and it …

All-inclusive resorts are generally known more for their bottomless cocktails than for their dining options. I’ve never been a big fan of all-inclusives because I am a foodie and I’ve just never found the restaurants and dining options to my standards. But this is changing! On an impulsive pandemic getaway to the Caribbean, I discovered one all-inclusive resort with amazing food! A few months later, an all-inclusive resort in Mexico surprised me with high-end restaurants. …

It’s no secret that I seek out really cool food and wine experiences everywhere I travel. And Italy never disappoints! After a recent Windstar cruise exploring the Mediterranean Islands of Spain, France, and Italy, we decided to spend a few days on Capri. I was searching for the top restaurants on Capri and looking for a really unique culinary experience when I came across the Wine Tasting and Olive Oil Tasting at Giardino di Capri. …

Are you a foodie who loves to immerse in culinary experiences when you travel? I do! I’m a big fan of exploring a destination through food and I love hyper-local programs like Eatwith. So on a recent trip to France for my barge cruise, I decided to take a cooking class in Paris at Le Foodist. My first ever trip to Europe was to Paris almost 30 years ago. I tagged along with my mother …

I’m an adventure traveler. Or I should say a foodie adventure traveler. I love exploring new places through the food. So when I was invited to spend a week at a cooking school in France, I jumped at the opportunity. I’d be learning classic cooking techniques at this French cooking class, including all those classic French mother sauces, along with exploring the local foods and wines of the region. And in true empty nest style, …

What would you expect to find in a town with 400 Asian restaurants and just 210,000 people, 65% of Asian descent? You’d find some of the best Chinese food this side of, well, China. Richmond, a suburb of Vancouver, is home to a large population of Asians who settled here in the late 1970s (they translated Richmond to “Rich Man”) and opened restaurants because they missed their food from home. So how does a small …