Food is a big part of the travelling experience, or so we think. Here are some countries and places that we remember and can recommend for the sake of food. Do you have any country or place you remember especially for the food?
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1. aperitivo in Italy
In Italy, including in Milan, you can have a drink in the afternoon with good snacks. Me like! Besides, Italy has all the good tomatoes, olives and ham ...
2. Lobster and oysters in Canada
I Halifax, on the east coast of Canada, there were plenty of fish and seafood such as lobster, oysters, mussels and scallops in abundance. You could even get Mc Lobster at McDonalds!
3. Chinese food in Asia
I love Chinese food, the way you get it in China. China and other Asian countries (as for example in the MalaysiaSeveral small tasty dishes that you can sit and pick in ...
4. hearty food in Poland
Food in Poland hearty and usually good, even in simple roadside restaurants - and cheap too. But it can easily be too much! In some cases, it can be good to start with just the starter and then see if you want more ...
5. Goulash soup in Hungary
Hungarian food is usually hearty and tasty. In Hungary, goulash soup is spicy and contains large chunks of real beef. It's available in almost every restaurant and is great when you've been out in the cold!
6. Eating with your hands in Kenya
Traditional Kenyan food is eaten by making a small ball of ugalin (sticky corn porridge) and then using it to scoop up the meat or fish stew. An interesting way to eat!
7. fish restaurants in Reykjavik
The restaurants in Reykjavik serves fresh seafood and dares to experiment with influences from the rest of the world. Best of all is the restaurant Fish Market.
8. Shellfish in Smögen
A few times we have taken the motorhome to Smögen just to eat seafood. Gaaah, wonderful! Shop at Göstas Fisk and party hard at seafood in Smögen, with everything from prawns to crayfish.
9. Cookery course in Vietnam
Several restaurants in Hi An offered a cookery course, which involves going to the market and then helping to prepare various tasty dishes. Very interesting!
10. Fast food in Ukraine
The only fast food chain that I tend to miss is the Ukrainian Puzata Hata. Here you can get delicious soups, creamy salads, tasty pies and a beer - for no money at all.
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Camilla says:
MMm, so much good stuff! Would like to go on food trips around the world!
It is also cheaper to make your own hamburger buns, yes, in addition to being tastier 🙂 I like that! And you know what they contain ...
12 February 2014 - 11:10
Steve says:
Great to follow your top 10 lists.
In August 2000 we drove in France with stops and overnight stays in small towns and in the countryside according to a pre-arranged plan. We stopped at a rather unassuming hotel, Val de Vienne, located along the Vienne river far out in the countryside. There they had a restaurant called la Grimoleé (probably a catering school), where we had the most fantastic dinner I have ever had. Among other things, we ate snails for the first time. Heavenly good!
Otherwise, I'm crazy about Greek cuisine.
12 February 2014 - 15:40
Lennart says:
Lots of good food!
I wonder if Gösta in Smögen is still in a good position!
15 May 20011 we were in the car park above the pier with the motorhome!
Shopping with Gösta and celebrating 45 years!
12 February 2014 - 17:11
AktivaDagar says:
Some food memories....
Chinese street food with soooo good food, after a number of "fancier" but less good Chinese meals.
Freshly caught smoked fish in Ostrobothnia, Finland.
Fish and chips, Hvite sande, Denmark ...
12 February 2014 - 18:10
Alexandra says:
Mmmm now I get really hungry from all the food pictures! 😀
My absolute favourite food is hummus, baba ganoush, "tahina with spices" and similar... Arabic food/meze. I could live on pita bread, vegetable sticks and hummus haha.
12 February 2014 - 18:20
BP says:
Now I immediately became even hungrier than I already was! Dregel, dregel! I want everything, especially the McLobster at Donken. Then I gladly skip the goulash soup. Paprika does not like me;-)
As you suggested, Chinese food in Stockholm is quite far from the original.
Likes Spanish food with serrano ham and all those lovely cheeses that cost a fortune at home.
12 February 2014 - 18:26
Ditte says:
Very good as you showed and wonderful photos. And a trip is also about food. I became hungry for Canada lobster among other things.
I am very fond of Asian food and my favourite is the Chinese food that I have eaten in Beijing on small pickles. Also in Beijing, I've tried a champagne brunch at the St.Regis Hotel a few times and it's incredibly memorable and includes the most and best of Asian cuisines, delicious seafood and Mediterranean-inspired food. Amazingly delicious.
But Swedish prawns are also good.
Always fun even when travelling in Sweden and the Nordic countries to try the specialities of different regions or countries. Then if everything is good to my taste, that is something completely different.
12 February 2014 - 18:45
admin says:
Camilla, me too!
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Steve, wonderful when you find those gems! And agree that Greek food is good.
Lennart, nice to hear that you also have a good memory of Smögen!
Active Days, it's not always the most luxurious places that provide the best food memories...
Alexandra, I also love hummus and baba ganoush!
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BP, no it is difficult to get good Chinese food in Sweden... and I agree that Spanish food can be good!
Ditte, I understand that you have eaten all kinds of Chinese food! And isn't it good to have variety, Asian sometimes, Mediterranean sometimes, and Swedish sometimes?
13 February 2014 - 8:27
Christine says:
What fun! I like your new category "10X" 🙂 .
14 February 2014 - 18:58
Marie says:
How nice that you have paid attention to Chinese cuisine - one of the best in the world for sure. Well, now I have to stop reading your top 10 lists. Too inspiring!
12 October 2014 - 22:51
admin says:
Christine, glad you like it! It's fun sometimes to review and think about places you've been and what they provide!
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Marie, we love Chinese cuisine! Unfortunately, Chinese food in Sweden is pretty boring, but in China (and other parts of Asia) you can get absolutely fantastic Chinese food!
13 October 2014 - 7:34