“Noodletown” is a show I write & co-host all about Food, Culture & Neighborhood in Asian Neighborhoods throughout the United States. On our 7th episode, my co-host Jim Park & I visit Koreatown, Los Angeles. This is our most informative and best episode to date. We arrive conveniently via Metro Station stop at Western & Wilshire. […]
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Bali has become one of my favorite destinations. The best way to explore Bali is through a 25 kilometer Bicycle Tour of Ubud. They take you to a gorgeous view of the Rice Fields, the Coffee plantation, and a 25 kilometer bicycle ride through the villages of Ubud. Don’t worry folks, it’s mainly downhill! Bali’s weather is
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As a native to Southern California and a devoted foodie, I am always on the hunt for quality tasting food and new restaurants to explore. It seems to be an ongoing journey as there are so many neighborhoods within Los Angeles containing a diversity of culinary gems. Turnover rates on restaurants/bars are high as well
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The common misconception from novice travelers is that using budget or smaller airlines can save you vast amounts of money in the long run. Although, it does have some substance, many unfortunate travelers have fallen victim of some quite hefty add-ons. These additional costs are not always things that are budgeted for and can have
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I had the privilege and honor to see Nicholas Kristof, an award-winning NY Times Journalist, #1 Bestseller of “Half The Sky“ book & Documentary, yesterday at the All Saints Church in Beverly Hills. This was an event hosted by LiveTalksLA where he introduced his new book, “A Path Appears“. I have followed Nicholas Kristof on
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“The Best Way to Someone’s Heart is Through Their Stomach” One of the highlights of Peru was the delicious food, fresh ingredients and friendly people. In all my Travel itinerary, I always try to squeeze in a Cooking Class. There’s no better way to dive deep into their culture than to learn of the local ingredients, cooking techniques and spend time
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When one thinks of Peru, many automatically think of the World Wonder, Machu Picchu, but does Gastronomic Capital come to mind? Those that have traveled to Peru know this, as well as Foodie Travelers having Peru on their immediate To-Travel/Eat list for some of the best Chefs and Dishes in the World. Lima, the Capital of Peru,
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Wanderlust Yoga Festival: Yoga meets Music, Nature, Breath, while creating Divine Energy. Wanderlust: a strong, innate desire to rove or travel about. Yoga: a school of Hindu philosophy advocating and prescribing a course of physical and mental disciplins for attaining liberation from the material world and union of the self with the Supreme Being or ultimate
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Today, I had the honor of meeting Dave Thompson, the founder of Dave’s Travel Corner, one of the oldest Travel blogs around (since 1996). Don’t get me wrong, Dave’s not old, just that the internet wasn’t around much longer prior to that. We are talking about big boxy computers and dial up days. We met
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My goal on this blog is to encourage everyone to Travel more & to see the World as a Safe place where mainly everyone’s goal in life, despite where they live, their religion, their political stance, that they all want to live long healthy, happy lives. People want their kids to go off to school,
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