Travelling, Cooking and Life Style
Tết is used to call the Vietnamese Lunar New Year holiday, which often occurs at the end of January or the begin of February based on the lunar calendar. As the Christmas holiday in Western countries, Tết is the most special occasion of the year for all family members to reunite and share happy moments…
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Đà Lạt dịp Mai đi đẹp lắm, cận tết nên dù là cuối tuần nhưng khá vắng khách du lịch, thời tiết thì xanh trong ấm áp, nên cũng chẳng ngại ngần mà nói rằng bản thân mình yêu và trân quý khoảng thời gian đã có ở đây rất nhiều. Thật sự thì giờ…
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To continue the blog “Summer fun in the Lake District” as promised, I will suggest you 3 interesting places to eat in Windermere which serve best local and seasonal produce from the lake and the mountain. The Telegraph has described Cumbria’s cuisine as a leaps-and-bounds since there are now many places to eat from local…
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English is not only known for clotted cream and scones, but the collection of quintessentially British foods also write fish and chips at the top line as a national dish due to its popularity worldwide. A standard portion consists mainly of freshly crispy deep-fried fish and chips topped with salt and vinegar, tartare sauce on the…
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“Tea to the English is really a picnic indoor” – Alice Walker Afternoon tea has long been concerned as the most quintessential of English customs, which was created by the seventh Duchess of Bedford in 1894 due to her demand. The Duchess would be hungry around 4 o’clock in the afternoon while the evening meal…
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‘Where should I eat in Edinburgh?’ is the question I often get asked by friends who plan to visit Scotland’s capital for the first time. Edinburgh gives a glimpse of Da Lat – a highland city of Vietnam where has cold weather and makes me feel hungry all the time. When in the United Kingdom,…
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