Best food in Bangkok shopping malls: restaurants, cafés & desserts worth trying
Some of our best meals in Bangkok don’t require hunting down hidden alleys or joining famous street food queues.
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ThongSmith (Terminal 21): premium boat noodles in Bangkok
ThongSmith may not replace the city’s legendary local boat noodle stalls, but it definitely offers something different.
Asok Pethouse review: is Bangkok’s rescue cat café worth visiting?
It may not be a must-visit attraction, but for cat lovers & families, this is one of Bangkok’s more heartwarming hidden gems.
Myeongdong Yanggwa: trendy bakery in Myeongdong
It’s easy to spot and frankly very difficult to miss because the window is full of Korea’s most trendy pastries and desserts.
BUY & TRY: my guide to snacks & sweets in Korea
Here is a list of Korea snacks & sweets that I’ve tried and will recommend that you buy, try and bring back home as well!
Fresh Bread Factory: buttery salt bread in Myeongdong
While I’m sure there are better salt bread options in other parts of Seoul, I was pretty satisfied with this delightful find in Myeongdong.
Grandmother’s Recipe: modern homemade Korean cuisine
The overall quality of food also seems to have gone down by quite a bit. The meat, especially, was not as tasty and even seemed a little dry.
METCHA 맷차: popular 5-storey matcha café in Seoul
While I’m a huge fan of their matcha powders and tea leaves, I’m on the fence regarding the fresh milk used.
Where to Eat (or Not) in Seoul with a Baby & Toddler (Tried-and-Tested!)
Not every place works when you’re traveling with a young toddler—especially one who won’t stay in a stroller or high chair for long.
[REOPENED] Sinseon Seolleongtang: delicious ox bone soup in Myeongdong
UPDATE: This restaurant has reopened at a new location! Address below 🙂 If you read travel guides, you’ll definitely know MiGaBon (미가본). However, did you know…