Looking for some affordable food options in Cabramatta? Here’s our top picks for places to get cheap food! Kaysone Sweets Specialising in Thai and Lao style desserts, this local gem is know for their fried sweets. Grab yourself a delicious $1 banana fritter… or maybe a few! 4/53-61 Park Rd, Cabramatta NSW 2166 Red Lea Chicken Shop Red Lea is a local favourite for tasty food! Try their $5 chips with their special seasoning that’s super addictive. 57 John St, Cabramatta NSW 2166 Tony’s Bakery Known for their killer Banh Mi, it’s the $3 pandan and coconut waffle from Tony’s bakery that steals the ..read more

There’s no better way to find out about a new culture than trying their street food! If you’re travelling to Tokyo, here’s some of the best places to visit if you’re looking for authentic street food. Insider tips for eating street food in Japan Don’t walk and eat In Japan, it’s considered rude to walk and eat, so make sure to eat your food in front of the stall you purchased from before continuing on Bring cash Many Tokyo street food stalls take cash only, so have some yen handy! Dispose of rubbish at the stall or take it with you Littering is another big no-no in Tokyo, so throw any trash fr ..read more

Cabramatta is well known as Sydney’s home of Vietnamese food! If you’re in the mood for Vietnam’s most popular dish, pho, here are some of our favourite places for authentic pho noodle soup. Pho Tau Bay One of the most popular places for pho connoisseurs, Pho Tau Bay is a crowd favourite for generous portions and tasty broth. 12/117 Hill St, Cabramatta NSW 2166 Pho 54 One of the most affordable places for pho in Cabramatta, Pho 54 has a hole-in-the-wall feel and delicious bowls to match the homey vibes. 2/54 Park Rd, Cabramatta NSW 2166 Tan Viet Not technically pho but too good to leave off th ..read more

If you want to eat GOOD food and keep your budget in check, our new 10 meals under $10 series will be right up your alley! We’ll be sharing recipes we actually cook ourselves all the time… so you know they’ll be good! Starting off with our version of spaghetti bolognese, coming in at $9.32 total!  Ingredients 500g Pork mince ($3.99) 1 onion ($0.41) 1 carrot ($0.28) 1 zucchini ($1.04) 1 jar passata ($2.20) 1 pack pasta ($0.90) Grated cheese ($0.50) Pantry staples: 1 tbsp EVOO  2 tsp minced garlic 1 tsp tomato paste 1 tsp chicken stock power  2 tsp secret ..read more

If you’re looking for top quality pizza in Sydney’s southern suburbs, Bsp’eria is a spot definitely worth checking out! Bsp’eria used to be in a tiny hole in wall location right next to Penshurst train station, but has recently moved to a more spacious location on the corner of Laycock Road and Hillcrest Avenue. The new spot is features minimalist modern decor with an open kitchen for customers to watch all the pizza making action! While the menu at Bsp’eria is small, everything is crafted to perfection and there’s something for everyone’s tastes. The Neapolitan-style sourdough bases are proba ..read more

Thinking about visiting the Gundam Factory in Yokohama? Here’s everything you need to know about visiting this awesome attraction! What is the Gundam Factory? The Gundam Factory is an attraction location in the shipping docks area of Yokohama. The main attraction here at the Gundam Factory is this FULL SIZE RX-78F00 figurine which measures in at 6 storeys high! If you’ve ever built your own gundam figurines or watched the anime, you’ll know how impressive this is! How do you get to the Gundam Factory Yokohama? The Gundam Factory is located close to Yokohama Chinatown district. The closest trai ..read more

There are so many food options in Tokyo, so how on earth do you figure out what to eat if you’ve never been to Japan before? Well, here is a list of tourist friendly places to eat in Tokyo that you shouldn’t miss!  Ichiran Ichiran is popular with tourist and locals alike for delicious ramen. With locations all across Tokyo, Ichiran has a unique dining concept where everyone gets their own individual seating booth. You order your meal on the vending machine out the front of the restaurant and staff serve you from behind the booths so you never have to interact with anyone.  The ramen ..read more

Thinking about going to Train Street in Hanoi on your travels to Vietnam? Here is everything you need to know about visiting the famous tourist attraction! Contents What is Train Street? Where is Train Street? Is Train Street open? What is the Hanoi Train Street Schedule? Are tourists allowed to visit Train Street? Do you need to buy drinks from cafes on Train Street? What is Train Street? Train Street in Hanoi is an area where houses have been built RIGHT up against the train tracks of a working train line. When a train goes past, there’s only inches on each side as it passes through! Where ..read more

We’ve compiled a list of tried and tested places to eat in Hanoi to enjoy the best of Hanoi’s Vietnamese cuisine! Whether you’re looking for a nice sit-down restaurant, traditional street food or somewhere to have a cheeky drink, this list will have something for you! Find all the places listed in this article on our Google Maps list here! https://maps.app.goo.gl/Mf77f1VoXgeViPet8?g_st=i Pho 10 Ly Quoc Su Michelin guide pho restaurant specialising in half done beef pho noodle soup and fried breadsticks. Address: 10 P. Lý Quốc Sư, Hàng Trống, Hoàn Kiếm, Hà Nội, Vietnam Banh Mi Long Hoi Banh mi ..read more

Ever wanted to make your own kimchi? This healthy Korean side dish is a staple in our house, and it’s not too hard to make! This recipe is also known as shortcut or ‘emergency’ kimchi because it can be eaten straight away without any fermentation but still has delicious flavour! Ingredients 1 wombok cabbage (Chinese cabbage or Napa cabbage) Salt, for soaking Water, for soaking Kimchi paste: 3/4 cup gochugaru chilli flakes 3/4 cup hot water Apple sauce packet/jar (baby food one is fine!) 6 tbsp fish sauce 3 tbsp sugar 10 cloves minced garlic 4 spring onions 1 carrot Method Cut the cabbage in ..read more