Filed in archive Dining by Greg Cruey on May 10, 2009

If you've ever been to Paris and you didn't spend a little time just enjoying the atmosphere with a cup of coffee at one of the city's sideway cafés you're an idiotyou missed it. Here...

Andrew Zimmern Shows You How to Travel

Filed in archive Dining by Josh Lew on February 27, 2008

While you might have seen those fried beetles in Bangkok being used as a photo opportunity for some inebriated Australian sailors, you probably didn't think that anyone who wasn't drunk and g...

Following Your Nose (and the Locals) to the Best Street Food

Filed in archive Dining by Josh Lew on January 16, 2008

Those of you who regularly read H.T.G. know that I am a BIG fan of street food. Some people travel guided by their curiosity or their love of history or their need to relax or their libido. Me, I tra...

Where to Find the World's Best Street Food

Filed in archive Dining by Josh Lew on December 14, 2007

Penang, Malaysia is known for its colonial history and for being part of Malaysia's economic boom. It is most famous for something else, though. It's street food. In Penang, street food is mor...

Hands on Food Experiences

Filed in archive Dining by Josh Lew on November 19, 2007

In a recent New York Times article, travel writer Frank Bruni describes the method he usually uses to harvest oysters: My usual method for harvesting oysters goes something like this: I lift my rig...

Tasting Your Travels

Filed in archive Dining by Josh Lew on September 13, 2007

Some people travel while being guided by their minds. Perhaps those a little freer in spirit travel by guided by sheer intuition. Me? When I travel, my stomach is my guide. I thought I was the only o...