Tokyo is a foodie playground where every street corner tempts you with sizzling plates, colourful desserts, and flavours you didn’t even know you needed. Whether you’re a curious traveller, an anxious diner seeking comfort, or a dessert-loving dreamer on a mission, here are the best places to eat in Tokyo—straight from my tastebuds to yours.

Vegas doesn’t do anything half-way, and that includes the food! Everything we ate in Las Vegas was extravagant and over the top, in terms of both taste or presentation.

I don’t remember what I expected from the food in Amsterdam, but I didn’t expect to be so blown away by the quality of every single thing we ate!

I knew the food in Paris was going to be on another level. But I didn’t expect every single thing we ate to be spectacular. 

Here are all of the things my partner and I ate on our trip to Paris!

I’m not usually one to have specific restaurants on my travel bucket list. But Gordon Ramsay’s Hell’s Kitchen in Las Vegas is the exception. 

One of the reasons I love New York City so much is the incredible food options.

No matter what you’re feeling – whether it’s a tasty brunch, an authentic Asian dish, or a classic New York slice – there’s somewhere that will hit your craving.

When we got to New York, the experience I was most excited for was to eat our way through the city. All I really wanted to eat on our New York trip was a delicious slice of pizza.

I love the vibe of a packed pub. Music, laughter, glasses clinking… Put me at a bar stool with a Guinness in my hand, and I know it’ll be a fun night of people-watching and entertaining chatter.

We happened upon a ton of great brunch places in British Columbia, so of course, I need to share those with you.

I can’t say I was disappointed by the restaurants in Reykjavik. I feel like anywhere I went, I had really good food.