Foodle
in tokyo, japan (june’24)
back to one of my favourite places in japan, a uniquely delicious fruit-focused dessert course which i look forward to revisiting almost every-time i’m back in tokyo.
this season is one of my most anticipated, the miyazaki mango season (from may to june) and it didn’t disappoint at all. i love the starting caprese... More
in tokyo, japan (june’24)
trained under furuta after being in pastries, tsushima is another one of the most recognisable chukas in tokyo, with waitlists over 2-3 years. was hesitant in trying with the range in feedback i received but overall i really enjoyed this meal despite some hits and misses.
began with an asparagus with a scallion oil,... More
in nagoya, japan (june’24)
nagoya is also very well known for their unagi, with numerous unajyu shops open for a casual lunch or/and dinner. one of the more notable ones are ichibiki, located in the city center, never fails to have queues for a slot for lunch. i arrived just before 8am on a sunday morning, as tickets for lunch releases at 9:30am,... More
in bangkok, thailand (june’24)
ever-since my meal at saeng tha-tian, i’ve been wanting to visit more of these home style kitchens in bangkok, as i do prefer these to fine dining now a days. one which has been very popular recently is keawloon, with recipes passed on for generations in the family including influences from nakhon si thammarat (southern)... More
in copenhagen, denmark (april’24)
some (recovered) images from this years ocean season.
some hits & missed in terms of flavour as anticipated, but overall prefer this season over game and forest season. still one of the coolest experimental kitchens with out of the box thinking despite them getting lazier and more commercial. bookings aren’t... More
in hiroshima, japan (aug’24)
trip to hiroshima was mainly for this sushiya right in the city center hidden in plain sight. not just very good cospa, the neta here were very unique to the coast of hiroshima and the style of taisho himself. steering clear of flashy ingredients but putting unconventional twists and highlighting ingredients from around... More
in nagasaki, japan (aug’24)
after visiting pesceco, stopped by another notable italian restaurant in the area which is also worth visiting when in shimabara.
food here is a perfect crossbreed of italian cooking and skills supported by the unique ingredients of shimabara bay and its surrounding landscape. began with a homemade cheese topped... More
in kanazawa, japan (aug’24)
stayed a couple days in kanazawa to explore what else the city had to offer. as it was the peak of summer, it was perfect to explore yoshoku (western food) here. one of the most famous would be makino ncî, an innovative japanese french with very unimaginable combinations which surprisingly work well.
was impressed... More
in fukuoka, japan (aug’24)
another sushiya i enjoyed a lot in fukuoka was kikuzushi. a slight distance away from the city, its located in a secluded residential district inside a beautiful traditional house. seguchi san was extremely friendly, even towards foreigners with good english knowledge as he worked overseas in monaco for a part of his... More
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nestled within the back streets of alba city center, this homey osteria is extremely famous amongst locals living around the area. with great prices and cozy surroundings, and in particular their homemade pastas from the pastaficio across the street.
their menu changes daily depending on what produce they receive daily, but expect ravioli,... More