Oishii Food!

Oishii (おいしい) means"delicious" in Japanese. Japan’s culinary culture is very interesting. In Tokyo, there are foods from all over the world. My favorite Japanese foods are sushi and ramen. 

Banh Mi is a Special Sort of Sandwich

Out of my many hobbies, cooking is definitely one of my favorite things to do. In order to be a good chef, one has to be willing to try new recipes and try new food. I can do all of that in Vietnam.

The Tea Ceremony (Chado)

A few weeks ago, I went to a chado, or tea ceremony. I experienced the proper tea ceremony, and I also got to try to make my own tea!

Bowing, Exercise and Robots

Travel helps me learn about other cultures and reflect on my own. Let's look at bowing, exercise and robots in Japan, and what they have taught me about Japanese and American cultures.

Food in Ecuador

In this field note, I will be talking about how Ecuadorian food and eating habits are different from those in the United States. What do you think makes up "American food"? Read on to learn more!

The Mexican Food You've Never Heard Of

Chile en nogada is one of Puebla's most famous dishes, yet I had never heard of it before moving here last fall. This special treat is definitely different from most other Mexican food!

La Comida (Food)

Trying new foods in different countries always takes a leap of faith. Join me as I try an authentic Barcelona dish for the first time.

Calçots and Girona

Today I took a trip with my host brother and his friends to Girona. After exploring, we went to a nearby restaurant and I tried calçots. Come hear about it!

The Green Lentil of Le Puy

Le Puy-en-Velay is the proud home of the French green lentil, also known as the green lentil of Le Puy. Bon appétit! 

Simply HAMazing

Learn about the food culture in Spain. One of the most popular foods in Spain is called jamón, or Spanish ham. It is included in many different types of tapas and pinchos.

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