Lazy Afternoons are made for Indulgent Brunching
Lazy leisure is truly an inspiring way of life. And one that I succumb to ever so often. So when Gastronomypix lured me into an off the beaten path hood […]
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I Want Sorbet on My Salad, Forever
Transport need not be the description of a vehicle. For even memories, or tastebuds, are transportive. Philadelphia is one such city that transports me into a memoir of college days […]
From Countrysides by Carlos Campos to Outer Space with General Idea at NYFWM
Without travel, you’re on the same page of a book. Or something of the sort. It was refreshing to see travel as a metaphor and inspiration for many designers at […]
Going Greek with a Love Story, from the Mediterranean to the Pacific
Story telling is an art, and sometimes you can paint it via words, other times through food, and sometimes merely through a vision. But the most memorable of stories are […]
Once Upon a Scent
Some places evoke a “once upon a time” feel. Countless sonnets have been written about the romanticism of Paris, so much so that the name evokes a mirage of a […]
From Vienna to Prague: Back in Time to Eat with Mozart
Stepping into a place that has Mozart in its name can only spell one of two things: kitsch or magical. Thankfully for me, it was the latter. A name fortified […]
Inhaling Vienna through Café Central (1876)
It would not be erroneous to note that I am a history buff. Movies laced with opulent laces and satins of period dramas, dialogues devoid of slang and immersed in […]
Freakishly Free Range Eggs on a Gingham Check Tablecloth
Rain. On a Sunday. It makes me want to squirm and stretch within my sheets, without letting as much as a toe or an eyebrow out of bed. The splatter […]
Turn Left to Eat
It’s all in a name. Meeting a person with a unique name is always an interesting experience, which can make the engagement seem more enticing, somewhat more attractive, and usually […]
3FS Lifestyle: Food Fashion Frameworks 