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Porto Food Guide: 15 Must-Try Restaurants in Porto, Portugal

Before arriving in Porto, we had little experience with Portuguese food except for what we’d seen in travel food shows. I knew the Portuguese ate a lot of seafood, especially bacalhau or salted cod, and were the inventors of those delicious eggy custard tarts known as pastel de nata.

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Granada Food Guide: 13 Must-Try Tapas Bars and Restaurants

Aside from being delicious, there’s really nothing special or unique about the tapas in Granada. What makes it different, is the culture. Unless you want to, you never have to order a la carte from a bar because a small plate of tapas comes free with every drink order. Order a small glass of beer, and you’ll get a small plate of tapas. Every time.

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Hanoi Coffee Guide: 13 Must-Visit Cafes in Hanoi, Vietnam

You can have great coffee anywhere in the country, but for me, the most enjoyable was in Hanoi, largely because of its plethora of interesting and quirky cafes. If you’re planning a trip to Vietnam’s capital, then here are thirteen coffeehouses to perk up your palate and your Instagram feed.

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Hanoi Food Tour: Explore Hanoi’s Best Markets with A Chef’s Tour

Most of the time, we visit wet markets during the day but thanks to A Chef’s Tour, I got to experience one of Hanoi’s biggest markets at the crack of dawn, when it’s at its liveliest. The difference in market activity between 5AM and 11AM is literally like night and day.

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