Nosh and Nibble: Food and Drink Blog (Page 2)

Bennelong [REVIEW] – A $125 Lunchtime Star Under Sydney’s Iconic Sails

Lunch at Bennelong is a moment. It’s where the panoramic views of Sydney Harbour can actually be seen from your table, and Australia’s finest ingredients join the cast for a midday performance of culinary artistry. Sitting at the base of the Sydney Opera House, Bennelong is a destination »

Sakuraco and TokyoTreat [OVERVIEW] – Japanese Snack Boxes for November 2024

A new month means new boxes from Sakuraco and TokyoTreats for imported snacks from Japan. While both boxes are filled with Japanese snacks, the branding and snack contents are made for slightly different audiences. Both boxes are the same price points for all subscription levels and guarantee the delivery of »

Moss Restaurant [REVIEW] – A 34,900 ISK Culinary Experience Amid Iceland's Elemental Majesty

Located at the world-famous Blue Lagoon resort, Moss Restaurant is not just another high-end dining destination in Iceland—it’s an experience that captures the raw beauty of the island’s landscape and transforms it into a culinary journey. The restaurant is perched on the edge of an otherworldly lava »

Morimoto Las Vegas [REVIEW] – A Japanese-Western Fusion of Flavors in Sin City

Las Vegas, a city known for its grand spectacles and over-the-top experiences, plays host to an impressive roster of restaurants. From steakhouses that cater to the high rollers to hidden gems tucked away in quiet corners of the Strip, there is no shortage of foodie exploration. But if you find »

Spitalfields [REVIEW] – The Michelin Heart of Dublin's Gastropub Scene

In a city that’s no stranger to stellar pub grub and high-end dining alike, Spitalfields strikes an impressive balance. Tucked into Dublin’s storied Liberties neighbourhood, this cozy restaurant manages to bring the best of both worlds: unfussy dishes with serious culinary chops, and the kind of welcoming warmth »

Sakuraco and TokyoTreat [OVERVIEW] – Japanese Snack Boxes for October 2024

A new month means new boxes from Sakuraco and TokyoTreats for imported snacks from Japan. While both boxes are filled with Japanese snacks, the branding and snack contents are made for slightly different audiences. Both boxes are the same price points for all subscription levels and guarantee the delivery of »

Alouette Bistro [OVERVIEW] – 18th-century Parisian Decadence on a Vancouver Plate

Tucked away in downtown Vancouver is Alouette Bistro, an everyday French bistro that delivers you 18th century-inspired vibes but won't break your bank. This is one of the approachable French restaurants you can add to your destination list in Vancouver. It looks unassuming at first glance — a tight »

Rosetta [REVIEW] - A Hidden Gem of Mexico City in Michelin Plain Sight

The secret since Michelin has exposed it for all to see, but Rosetta is one of the most creative restaurants you can add to your destination list in Mexico City. It looks unassuming at first glance—a giant apartment mansion that looks like any other on the street. But behind »

Raga Indian Restaurant [OVERVIEW] – Elevated Indian in the Heart of Surrey

It goes without saying but Surrey, BC is one of the best places for Indian. Immigration has been strong for the city and with it comes heightened expectations for Indian food and stronger competition. One of the latest additions to the suburb of Vancouver is Raga Indian Restaurant. This spot »

Sakuraco and TokyoTreat [OVERVIEW] – Japanese Snack Boxes for September 2024

A new month means new boxes from Sakuraco and TokyoTreats for imported snacks from Japan. While both boxes are filled with Japanese snacks, the branding and snack contents are made for slightly different audiences. Both boxes are the same price points for all subscription levels and guarantee the delivery of »

Quintonil [REVIEW] – The $4,500 MXN Tasting Menu Experience of Mexico City

My recent travels took me to Mexico City which meant I found myself at Quintonil. I say "found" but the reservation was made 3 months in advance. I knew I was going to be at Quintonil even before I had a plane ticket or hotel in Mexico City, »