Huy Fong Foods is known internationally for their famous rooster sauce, Sriracha. Since 2014, they’ve been offering an Open House and invite the public to view the chilies brought in for grinding. We had such a fun time last year, we decided to go back. How to get […]
I was shopping at MadPoppin and spied Gerry’s Grill across the parking lot. The logo is a swordfish holding 2 beers. Is it a bar and grill? a burger place? a fish place? Uhhh actually its a Filipino restaurant. The only other Filipino place I’ve been to is […]
Back from vacation, and it’s good to be back home. For the most part, the UK has plenty of American comfort food, but there’s just some things I missed and American breakfast food is one of them. Being a bit jet-lagged, I was up early enough to beat […]
Our visit to the UK is over, and it’s time to return home. On this trip, I used my app like Citymapper to help me figure out how to navigate around the City, used my “Traveler” Oyster Card to help me get around the City, or used the […]
Nando’s is a worldwide Portuguese flamed grilled chicken restaurant chain founded in South Africa. Their chicken is seasoned and marinaded in a peri-peri sauce. It’s Portuguese in origin and made from crushed chilies, citrus peel, onion, pepper, salt, lemon juice, bay leaves, paprika, pimiento, basil, oregano, and tarragon. […]
The Sky Garden at 20 Fenchurch Street (also nicknamed the “walkie talkie”) is a unique public space on the 35th floor, and offers a 360 degree uninterrupted views across the City of London. Best of all, you can visit for free, but you need to book your reservations […]
We left Borough’s Market and made our way toward the London Bridge. We were going to walk the London Bridge to get to our next destination, the Tower Bridge, but noticed there was a walkway along the River Thames called the Queen’s Walk. We followed the walk along […]
This was our last full day in London, and we went to check this market out before going to the Sky Garden. We took the Baker tube toward London Bridge, and arrived at 10:30 and started off in the glass building, which looked like an atrium. Borough Market […]
If you are a fan of Harry Potter (aka Potterheads), London is your playground. Click here for a list of Harry Potter things to do in London. If you are lucky (and I do mean LUCKY) enough to get a pair of tickets, you can see the play: […]
When we were in Cairo, we went to a famous koshari restaurant called Abu Tarek. Koshari is a popular, inexpensive Egyptian vegetarian dish made of rice, pasta, lentils and chickpeas topped with zesty tomato sauce, caramelised onions and doqqa… a crumbly spicy mix. While walking toward Piccadilly’s Circus, […]
London has many famous landmarks, from Buckingham Palace, the Tower Bridge (not to be confused with the London Bridge!), and of course the British Museum, which we just finished. After the museum, we looked on the map and decided to make our way to Trafalgar Square. It is […]
The Great Court Restaurant is located at the top of the grand staircase, on the 2nd floor. I made reservations for Afternoon Tea at 3:00 and we were sat in the back patio of the restaurant, which was more quiet, and had more natural lighting. Prior to booking, […]
The British Museum has one of the largest collection of artifacts from around the world, especially their Egyptian collection. We’ve been to Cairo, Berlin and the Met in New York City, so it was essential that we stopped here to check out their collection. Best of all, the […]
Today is our day to visit the British Museum. I yelped a place for breakfast, which was appropriately called “The Breakfast Club” but found out it was an extremely popular place. There was a line out the door, and was estimated to be at least a half hour […]
The final part of our Royal Day Out was the State Room at Buckingham Palace. We completed the first 2 segments a bit early and had 10 minutes to wait to be let into the Palace. Rather than wait in line, we went in front of the Palace […]
Part 2 of our Royal Day Out is the Royal Mews. The Royal Mews is responsible for all road travel arrangements for The Queen and members of the Royal Family and is home to the Royal coaches including the Gold State Coach, which has been used at every […]
It’s Sunday Funday! Today we get to tour the Buckingham Palace. The State Rooms of the Buckingham Palace is only open to the public from July to October, and I’ve been wanting to do this since 1993, when it was opened to help pay for Palace repairs caused […]
