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The HoliDaze > Foreign Food Guides

Foreign Food Guides

Delicious & Diverse Foreign Foods.

“Don’t be afraid of what I eat. Be afraid of what I won’t eat.”

Ten years ago when I first began traveling, I was a very picky eater. Couldn’t even have different types of food touching on the same plate. Nowadays I eat basically anything, although I prefer food that has been cooked first — or at the very least dead and motionless. Eating something that is still alive is a very…..weird feeling.


Travel Guides, Tips, & Suggestions For Foodies  

Night skyline of San Diego, California

Offbeat San Diego, California Sights and Activities

San Diego is one of California's most entertaining cities. It can be exciting or relaxing, fun or mischievous, but always an enjoyable and delicious time. While many people come here for the weather and beaches, there is much more to ...
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Relaxing lakeside in Orlando, Florida

Offbeat Orlando, Florida: Unique Sights and Activities

Orlando is the Theme Park Capital Of The World, however there is much more to do in the heart of Florida than merely wandering around a sprawling, crowded amusement park on a hot day. There is art, food, nightlife, culture ...
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Blue skies and beaches at South Padre Island, Texas on the Gulf of Mexico

Offbeat South Padre Island Sights And Destinations

South Padre Island may be small, but it packs abundant sights and activities to ensure visitors have a remarkable vacation. While the crowds flock to the well-known attractions, break free from the masses and experience the island's best hidden gems ...
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Corpus Christi shoreline at sunset

Offbeat Sights & Activities in Corpus Christi, Texas

Corpus Christi is a popular tourist destination both for Texans and travelers from all corners of the United States. Although most visitors stick to the beaches and other water-based activities, there are quite a few spectacular yet overlooked sights and ...
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Hawaii Plantation Village

Offbeat Honolulu, Hawaii Sights and Activities

Millions visit Hawaii every year for the beaches and volcanoes, however there is much more to the islands than that! Even in the capital city there is fun to be had. There are tons unique, offbeat Honolulu sights and activities ...
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Hong Kong Off The Beaten Path Travel Guide

At first glance, Hong Kong might appear to be just another sprawling modern metropolis that revolves almost entirely around technology, corporate business, and the global financial market. Little do first-time visitors realize that there is plenty more below the surface ...
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Mie Goreng Ayam

Indonesian Food Cheat-Sheet: Tips & Translations For First-Timers

Indonesian food can be summed up in two words: delicious and inexpensive. Whether street food or actual restaurant, whether on Sumatra, Java, or somewhere further east, it is pretty hard to go wrong in this culinary country. I've eaten some ...
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Unique and offbeat Atlanta activities and attractions, a HoliDaze travel guide

Offbeat Atlanta Activities & Attractions

Atlanta is home to the busiest airport in the United States, Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International, so it should be no surprise that millions of people visit Atlanta every year. However, many of them miss out on some of the coolest and ...
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Eating Babi Hutan (aka Sinalau Bakas) in Kundasang, Sabah, East Malaysia

Babi Hutan AKA Sinalau Bakas, A Sabah Delicacy

Best. Food. Ever. After the last episode of Derek Eats That! featuring the worst food ever -- cockroach -- it seems only fitting that this week I indulge in something delicious. And Babi Hutan, also known as Sinalau Bakas, might ...
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Sake in Tokyo, Japan

Traditional Alcoholic Beverages To Try While Traveling

Do you love an ice cold bottle of beer or a glass of wine? No, I'm not going to tell you to stop! In fact I'm most likely the one urging you to have another glass. Just don't drink the ...
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