Top Locations for Globetrotting Foodies

Traveling is one of the most rewarding experiences a person can have in their lifetime. You can get familiar with some new cultures, meet the most amazing people, and eat some really great food at the same time. And in the end, you are rewarded with some really amazing memories.

During the pandemic, the only way we were able to experience exotic foods is to get a take-out from local restaurants. But now when things are finally back to normal, it is time to make a completely new bucket list for traveling.  Just imagine all the flavors and beautiful sights awaiting you. We are hungry for adventure and for some amazing foods!

Istanbul

Istanbul is a city full of culture and history, and its food scene is no different. From traditional Turkish dishes to more modern cuisines, there’s something for every foodie in Istanbul. And with its convenient location straddling Europe and Asia, you can get a taste of both continents’ cuisine while you’re here. Sis kebabs, kofte, or simit are just some of the most popular foods. It is also one of the cheapest cities according to the World Foodie Cities Index.

Not to mention Istanbul is an amazingly vibrant city. If you love cats, we have great news for you! Locals simply adore them! So with a cup of traditional aromatic Turkish coffee and lokum, you can make a few furry friends as well. Whether you’re looking for a quick bite or a sit-down meal, Istanbul has got you covered.

Kathmandu

Nepal is home to some of the best food in the world. A fusion between Tibetan and Indian food, with a unique mix of flavors. Kathmandu is the perfect destination for foodies who want to experience new and exciting cuisine and have a once in a lifetime type of experience.. There are many great restaurants in Kathmandu that offer a variety of Nepalese and international dishes.

When it comes to dishes you simply can’t miss, we will just mention some of the favorites. Momos are always at the very top! These are dumplings filled with meat or vegetables and often served with spicy tomato chutney. Very addictive, once you try them you will be booking another ticket to Nepal. When we mention spicy, you simply can’t miss Chatamari. These are some really spicy pancakes. If you want something crunchy and sweet – lakhamari will be just the right choice

Krakow

Krakow is a beautiful city in Poland that is full of history, culture, and amazing food. You will have a feeling that you ended up in some medieval city. Some travel agencies indeed offer time-traveling options as well. While you are there, make sure to try traditional dishes. Pierogi have been around since the 13th century, so they should be your first choice when visiting Krakow.

Maczanka Krakowska is an honorable mention because it is sometimes called ‘’the grandmother of burgers’. Also, sausages and beer are the ultimate combo. There are so many amazing restaurants and cafes to choose from…And of course, no trip to Krakow would be complete without trying some of the delicious local beer or a shot of good old vodka.

Budapest

The Hungarian capital is home to a diverse range of culinary traditions, from traditional goulash and paprika-spiced dishes to more modern European dishes. There’s something for everyone in Budapest, and you’re sure to find plenty of delicious food to keep you satisfied during your stay. Goulash, langos, chimney cakes, Dobos torte – where to start? The food is spicy, memorable, and very much affordable. You will be amazed just how these home-cooked meals can top even the best fast foods in terms of flavor.

In addition to its excellent cuisine, Budapest is also a beautiful city with plenty of things to see and do. And of course, no visit to Budapest would be complete without enjoying a glass or two of the local Tokaji wine.

Ho Chi Minh City

One of the best destinations for foodies is Vietnam. This vibrant city is known for its delicious street food, which is often served up by friendly vendors who are more than happy to chat with you about their country and culture

In addition to the amazing street food, Ho Chi Minh City is also home to some of the best restaurants in Vietnam. Whether you’re looking for traditional Vietnamese cuisine or something more modern, you’re sure to find it in Ho Chi Minh City. And with so many options, you’re sure to find a restaurant that suits your budget.

When visiting Ho Chi Minh City make sure to try Com Tam first. This dish contains literally everything – from grilled pork chops, eggs, rice, and shredded pork skins. It is oozing with flavors and people there eat it all the time. If you like noodles, you will like them here because there are many varieties. Depending on your personal taste you can try Pho or Hu Tieu. And if someone calls you to ‘’eat the snails’’ don’t miss that. You will explore seafood in a completely new glory here.