Our Hanoi bia hoi guide gives you an introduction to Hanoi’s famous ‘fresh beer’, what bia hoi is, where to find the best bia hoi in Hanoi, how to drink bia hoi, and what to eat with bia hoi, so that you’ll be downing glasses of bia hoi like a local in no time. Bia … Read more
This beer battered fish and chips recipe makes the perfect fish and chips for the classic takeaway that is an iconic dish for the British, Australians and New Zealanders – so iconic that there is a national fish and chips day in the UK celebrated on 4 September, which is FryDay. For us it’s just … Read more
River Graze, which sprawls along the banks of Melbourne’s Yarra River on Southbank Promenade, is a celebration of food and wine, from across the Australian state of Victoria. Launched on Friday night and running through to Sunday evening, it’s one of 200 events on the Melbourne Food and Wine Festival calendar. We might have landed … Read more
We love eating street food on the footpaths of Bangkok. But if there is a downside, it’s the sweltering heat and often stifling humidity that nearly constantly hangs over the city. There is a cure though and it’s sipping Singha Beer in Bangkok. Icy cold beer too, like the one in the photo above. There’s … Read more
When local guide, Małgorzata Lubowicka, took us on a bespoke tour of Kraków, one of her favourite shops that she took us to was Szambelan, a charming place specializing in homemade liqueurs. As I come from a family with a history of home brewing (or rather distilling), I made a point of returning. A family-owned … Read more