Two of my best friends recently moved to Waco, TX. Yes, that Waco. (It’s not a coincidence that I have more than one friend there now, they happen to be married. To each other. So they coordinated it. Amongst themselves, not with me.) OK, you get the picture. Speaking of pictures. Here’s one of the… Continue reading What I Ate In…Waco, TX
This little nomad came all the way Home for the Holidays. And while home for me is New York, one of my best friends and travel buddies lives in Connecticut, so I spent some time visiting with him and some of our old favorite food haunts as well as trying a few new ones! Restaurants… Continue reading What I Ate In… Connecticut, USA
Stamford, CT has so many amazing restaurants that it’s hard to know where to start. But here are some of my friend’s go-tos:
Colony Grill (Pizza)
Coromandel (Indian)
Casa Villa (Mexican)
This little nomad came all the way Home for the Holidays. And while home for me is New York, one of my best friends and travel buddies lives in Connecticut, so I spent some time visiting with him and some of our old favorite food haunts as well as trying a few new ones! Stamford,… Continue reading What I Ate In… Fairfield County, Connecticut, USA
This little nomad came all the way Home for the Holidays. And while home for me is New York, one of my best friends and travel buddies lives in Connecticut, so I spent some time visiting with him and some of our old favorite food haunts as well as trying a few new ones! We… Continue reading What I Ate in… Hartford County, Connecticut, USA
Na Aroon was one of the first places I had brunch at in Bangkok when I moved here back in May of 2015 and now a year and a half later a lot has changed. I’ve quit the job that I moved here for and struck out to become a full time nomad. But one… Continue reading Bangkok Restaurant Review: Na Aroon (Revisited)
The iconic floating lanterns of Yi Peng in Northern Thailand are on many, many people’s dream bucketlists. So, back in Bangkok after a fantastic month in Myanmar, my next planned stop was Chiang Mai for this festival which fell November 13-15 of this year (it falls on the full moon, so varies from… Continue reading Loy Krathong & Yi Peng Festivals in Chiang Mai, Thailand
To end of my 1 Month in Myanmar, I spent 24 hours in Yangon before flying out. Here of course we visited the very famous and large Schwedagon Pagoda as well as the Sule Pagoda and had a lovely upscale lunch experience at the Rangoon Tea House which was a nice treat after a month… Continue reading 24 Hours in Yangon, Myanmar
Curious about the food in Myanmar? Their most famous dish is “tea leaf salad” and we found a lot of variety in this dish across the country, but overall I found it very enjoyable and was mostly what I ordered. But here’s a gallery showcasing some of the foods we found:
After starting my year of travel with 3 Weeks in S. Korea followed by 3 Weeks in Japan, I stopped briefly back in Bangkok to celebrate my birthday with friends – including the friends that I would travel Myanmar with. So after a few days to arrange our Visas, we flew to Mandalay and spent… Continue reading My Travel Itinerary: 1 Month in Myanmar
