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Lonely Planet: top 10 jalan2 sambil makan
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Top 10 walking tours for globetrotting foodies Brett AtkinsonLonely Planet author [size=1.1em]The best – and tastiest – way to fast-track your understanding of a city’s cuisine is to embark on a guided walking tour that includes sampling the local food. Tuck into the best offerings from street food stalls, meet chefs at cafes and restaurants, and local producers at markets. Best of all, undertake a tour when you first arrive in a city and you’ll have a mouthwatering hit list of places to return to. Street food in Hanoi, Vietnam[size=1.1em]  Street food in Hanoi. Image by Brett Atkinson. [size=1.1em]Tours kick off at the bustling Chau Long market in Hanoi’s labyrinthine Old Quarter, before a multi-course, multi-location feast of local street food including pho bo (beef noodle soup), robust bánh xèo (egg crepes), and gossamer-light banh cuon, (steamed rice crepes filled with minced pork, shallots and mushrooms). Tours usually conclude at the ramshackle Café Duy Tri (43a P Yen Phu) for sua chua ca phe (coffee with yoghurt). [size=1.1em]Bring along a healthy thirst for this beer-fuelled walking tour through Vancouver’s historic Gastown district. The hoppy amble stops at three different craft beer venues, and several different brews are sampled at each location. Get ready for a few vibrant northwest ‘hop bombs’, and also innovative brews flavoured with quirky ingredients like liquorice. Snacks at each venue are food matched with different beers. [size=1.1em]  Dessert at Çiya Sofrasi. Image by Brett Atkinson.
Spend a morning negotiating food markets in both Europe and Asia. The Spice Bazaar on Istanbul’s European shore is a heady mix of aromas, while a short ferry ride away, the Kadiköy market on the city’s Asian side is a thoroughly local hub with seafood, cheeses, and Turkish pastries and sweets. Go easy on the oft-proffered free nibbles, as tours continue for lunch at the renowned Çiya Sofrasi ( www.ciya.com.tr) for cuisine from the far eastern reaches of Anatolia. [size=1.1em]Sidewalk snacking is usually more associated with Asia, Africa or Latin America, but the French Mediterranean city of Nice is also famed for its street food. The labyrinthine history of the city is uncovered through local delicacies including pissaladière (caramelised onion tarts), socca (chickpea pancakes), and tourtes de blettes (sweet tarts with chard and pinenuts). Artisanal cheese shops and butchers are also included on the three-hour strolls. [size=1.1em]  XoX Truffles. Image by Carol Atkinson. [size=1.1em]Uncover the Italian roots of San Francisco’s North Beach neighbourhood, and spend three hours mainlining espresso at Caffe Roma ( www.cafferoma.com), chewing on still-warm ciabatta at The Italian French Baking Company, and eating fresh focaccia sandwiches at Mario’s Bohemian Cigar Store Café. Try to pace yourself though, because other culinary treats to follow include chocolate and fudge at XOX Truffles ( www.xoxtruffles.com), and antipasti, pizza, pasta and dessert at Caffe Macaroni ( www.caffemacaroni.com). Don’t go making plans for dinner. [size=1.1em] Brick Lane is known for Bangladeshi-owned curry restaurants, but other culinary attractions linger in the diverse south London neighbourhood. Chinese tea tasting, kosher bagels, and street food from bustling markets – including spicy chicken wings and slow-roasted ribs – all feature early in this leisurely two-and-a-half-hour stroll. Later on, local craft beer and London’s best pork crackling with warm apple sauce are other tasty diversions. [size=1.1em]Combining Indian, Malay and Chinese influences, Asia’s best street food can be found amid the heritage streets and lanes of Georgetown, Malaysia. Personally conducted by a knowledgeable local food writer, tours meander around the best of the city’s hawker stalls and kopitiam (coffee shops), with dishes including char kway teow noodles and sour Asam laksa, (fish soup flavoured with tamarind). If you’re into sweets or mega hits of chilli, tours can be individually tailored. [size=1.1em]  Ethos eat drink in Hobart. Image by Jonathan Wherrett. [size=1.1em]With a strong focus on local and sustainable produce, Australia’s most compact state capital is perfect for a leisurely flavour-infused stroll. Pack a healthy appetite as regular stops include innovative Hobart eateries Ethos eat drink ( ethoseatdrink.com) and Garagistes ( www.garagistes.com.au). Try the house-roasted chai at Yellow Bernard ( www.yellowbernard.com), Hobart’s funkiest cafe, or purchase artisanal cheese from nearby Bruny Island at A Common Ground ( www.acommonground.com.au) in the heritage Salamanca precinct. [size=1.1em]Mexican cuisine is currently hip from Melbourne to Manchester, and regional food from across the nation is on offer in the diverse neighbourhoods of Mexico City. Tours run for almost four hours, visiting popular street stalls selling tacos, quesadillas and freshly squeezed fruit juices. Expect plenty of expert local information, so by the end of the walk you’ll really know your tamales from your tlacoyos. [size=1.1em]Locals take their food and coffee very seriously in New Zealand’s capital, and reputedly Wellington has more cafes and restaurants per capita than New York. Walking tours around the compact harbour city include stops at Mojo Coffee ( www.mojocoffee.co.nz) for a very fine cup, and at Moore Wilson’s ( www.moorewilson.co.nz), a century-old deli crammed with gourmet cheeses, and local delicacies including salmon and muttonbird. Travelling beer fans should also note that Wellington is the hoppy epicentre ( craftbeercapital.com) of New Zealand’s rapidly growing craft beer scene.
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kalau bukan Penang...entah negara2 lain kenal malaysia tak? |
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perasan.... |
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Penang terkenal jugak dgn banjir dan sampahsarapnya:lol |
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jonlabu posted on 24-4-2013 10:08 PM 
Penang terkenal jugak dgn banjir dan sampahsarapnya:lol
sorry la. penang langsung tak terkenal dgn sampah sarap, tapi terkenal dgn banjir yg amat jarang sekali dan banjir yg tak nampak sampah sarap terapung2
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edisi tora datang lagi tp nih versi Hughie dtg lagi......penang kulu penang kilir kalo ada thread pasal banjir di penang dia tau plak sonyap..... |
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axl_bach posted on 24-4-2013 10:37 PM
edisi tora datang lagi tp nih versi Hughie dtg lagi......penang kulu penang kilir kalo ada thread pa ...
penang kalau banjir pun beberapa tahun hanya 2-3 kali...dan setiap kali 1-2 jam dan settled, dan tak nampak sampah terapung....langsung tak leh celen KL yg banjir hampir setiap kali hujan sampai tahap submarine pun boleh masuk bandar, jejantas pun boleh jadi laluan boat....
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cmf_herrhughie posted on 24-4-2013 10:40 PM
penang kalau banjir pun beberapa tahun hanya 2-3 kali...dan setiap kali 1-2 jam dan settled, dan t ...
macam mana ko cakap pun PENANG hanyalah pilihan POCIT MOCIT OMPUTIH BOROI YG DAH TUA NAK MAMPUS MENGHABISKAN USIA MEREKA.....lain berbanding KL yg menjadi pilihan expatriat2 utk mencurahkan pengalaman dan kepakaran mereka....
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axl_bach posted on 24-4-2013 10:51 PM
macam mana ko cakap pun PENANG hanyalah pilihan POCIT MOCIT OMPUTIH BOROI YG DAH TUA NAK MAMPUS ME ...
salah, nampaknya ko dah lama tak datang penang, ramai pelancong2 dari jepun, negara2 eropah yg muda sentiasa kelihatan berkunjung2 di sekitar georgetown...lagipun, ko tak update langsung, Penang selain menjadi best destination in medical tourism di malaysia, juga best destination utk MM2H, dan MM2H dah lama open for foreigner below age 50
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cmf_herrhughie posted on 24-4-2013 10:55 PM
salah, nampaknya ko dah lama tak datang penang, ramai pelancong2 dari jepun, negara2 eropah yg mud ...
ko nak kencing budak tadika bleh laaa.....makanan di penang tu selera omputih yg tasteless bleh laaa dorg rekemen....utk POCIT MOCIT OMP{UTIH BUNCIT TUA NAK MAMPUS bleh laaa takat penang tu
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axl_bach posted on 24-4-2013 11:03 PM
ko nak kencing budak tadika bleh laaa.....makanan di penang tu selera omputih yg tasteless bleh la ...
saya boleh faham perasaan si cemburu, pasal selama ini, hanyalah makanan penang yg terkenal di dunia, bukan makanan di KL atau tempat2 lain...dah byk kali penang dapat pengikhtirafan antarabangsa ni, KL? neh....sampah banyak, kotor, makanan menjijikan / sgt palsu
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cmf_herrhughie posted on 24-4-2013 11:06 PM
saya boleh faham perasaan si cemburu, pasal selama ini, hanyalah makanan penang yg terkenal di dun ...
alah, x mati [pun kalo omputih xtau kesedapan beryani gam muar or mee bandung muar or else........bukan laa sedap sgt pun makanan di penang tu.....
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cmf_herrhughie posted on 24-4-2013 11:12 PM
cuba ko list out makanan / tempat cari makanan yg diikhtiraf di antarabangsa
KL totally kn ...
owh, baru aku perasan thread ni dh kene move dari CI....so ko main sensorang dah laa kat sini aku nak layan thread di CI jer ....ciao loozer
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penang dah jadi negara china....tak suka dah ..... apa la nasib.... |
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laksa penang char kuew tiau pasembok mee udang  |
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azre posted on 25-4-2013 08:51 AM
penang dah jadi negara china....tak suka dah ..... apa la nasib....
negara china? kami tak suka org china, tapi kami suka malaysian...u dah lama tak kenal penang laa
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Post time 24-4-2013 09:35 PM
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