Sannomiya in Kobe is clustered with bars and clubs. But arriving in the city on a Sunday night, options are very limited. This is when I found the Laguna bar. Continue reading
Author Archives: Katie Keiko
Chicken specialist Seto (とり料理 瀬戸), Kyoto
In this food journey of mine, I’ve come across different kinds of refined food, understanding concepts and techniques behind the dishes, while being exposed to the various cultures around the world. But at the very same time, I’m also drawn back to the basics – comfort food. Continue reading
Duck de Chine (全鸭季), Beijing
Super belated post. One of my favourite duck places in Beijing. Very well hidden restaurant. Most flavourful duck compared to Da Dong and Quanjude. Taxi drivers could never make it to the place for some unknown reason. Continue reading
FOODIES the Culinary Jetset
Foodies – The Culinary Jetset – Int’l Trailer from B-Reel on Vimeo.
I never thought my interest in eating would get me into a documentary. But somehow it did.
As many of you might have known already, I was featured as one of the food bloggers in FOODIES the Culinary Jetset. AND it has finally unveiled in Sweden on 23 May. Many have asked when it will be out globally. I, however, still don’t have much details on that yet. If there’s any updates I would let you guys know 😉
Karuizawa (軽井沢) the School of Malt
Karuizawa (軽井沢) the School of Malt aged 21 years, sherry butt cask no. #9091.
This reminded me of the Karuizawa 10 years, original bottling. Unlike the typical Karuizawa, it has a calvados note, slightly savoury, with hints of floral, spices, nutty aromas. The finish lingers longer than expected, but still a medium length. Continue reading
Teppanyaki in Sanka (山下), Hong Kong
If you could spare the few additional hours, you could hop on a plane to Tokyo for some really delicious Japanese food for the same price you pay in Hong Kong. But if you’re time strapped and craving for teppanyaki, Sanka is probably one of the places to go in Hong Kong. For the foodie with experiences at top teppanyaki places in Tokyo, do tone your expectations down a little. Continue reading
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