Bali’s food scene has exploded over the past few years and the restaurants across the island cater for everyone from fussy foodies to gastronomy geeks. Whether you want traditional dishes in local warungs or you’d rather a western meal to remind you of home, Bali has a café, restaurant or
Brunching in Bali is a sacred ritual with smoothie bowls, rich pastries and every kind of eggs on toast imaginable! Cafés here have taken breakfast and brunch to a whole new level with colorful plates of food that have been artfully designed for the ‘gram. Plus, many of these brunch
Bali seems to be on top of the food trend when it comes to creative vegan and vegetarian dishes. Whether you are a plant-based traveler looking for your foodie destinations or a meat-eater who wants to know what these vegan dishes are all about, then take a look at our
The sweet, spicy, and tangy combination of Som Tam, also known as Som Tum, Thailand’s papaya salad, can be found in the side streets of Bangkok. Thai chilis, fresh garlic, dried shrimp, sweet palm sugar, fish sauce, and ingredients are crushed and mixed together in a mortar pestle to make
With an influx of travellers and Digital Nomads, Bali has become synonymous with organic cafes, Buddha bowls, co-working spaces and great coffee! Therefore, you’re likely to find some pretty awesome places to get your caffeine fix. However, how do you choose somewhere that doesn’t place style over substance and will
Isaan, also spelled as Isan, is Thailand’s largest region which lies on the Khorat Plateau, not far from the neighboring countries of Cambodia and Laos. Being an agricultural area that is influenced by the Khmer and Laotian cultures, the culinary delights of Isaan have distinct tastes and qualities that will
Asian cuisine is one of the best in the world, with fresh ingredients, balanced flavours and herbs and spices that make things both lively and delicious! Indonesia is home to an awesome range of dishes that are totally different to anything else on the continent but that pack the same
While Thai food is delicious, fresh and healthy, there are times during your Asian adventures when you just fancy a meal that isn’t based around rice or noodles. It is during these moments when you just crave a juicy burger, a decent salad or a hearty bowl of pasta. Luckily
As you pick up that same old blend of Pad Thai from one of the stalls on Khao San Road, have you ever wondered if there was a better version somewhere else in Bangkok. If you are a big fan of Pad Thai, take it up to the next level
There’s nothing like getting your first brew to start your day or getting that long brunch on your first day of vacation. Take a look at our list of the best coffee shops in Koh Phangan and find your favorite chill out spot on the island. DOT’S COFFEE 44/139 Moo
