Singapore

London, UK

San Francisco, CA, USA

New York, NY, USA

Madrid, Spain

Barcelona, Spain

Málaga, Spain

Anne Chua

Though I've only been to San Francisco once, I packed in as much food as possible and was in awe of all the choices I was spoilt with! 

This is my compilation of the places I visited (many were tried and tested by my partner who is an SF local). 

Follow @anneotherhuangryasian on Instagram for more food recs!

I hope you enjoy this guide.

Any tips would be appreciated 😊

California, USA

Foodie Guide in San Francisco

A 5-day guide to Bali based on our personal trip recently in April 2023.

Some general advice for Bali:
Bali is huge and there are many areas to cover. Plan your trip and destinations based on location as traffic can be pretty bad! There's lots to see and food/drinks/massages are super affordable.

I hope you enjoy this guide.

Any tips would be appreciated 😊

Bali, Indonesia

Bali

A short 3-day guide of Madrid by foot.

This guide will take you through Madrid in a geographically planned walk while hitting all the tourist attractions and famous food places!

I hope you enjoy this guide.

Any tips would be appreciated 😊

Madrid in 3 days

Pasta is always one of my favourite go-tos's when picking a place to eat with friends. The more variety of pasta, the better (for sharing!!).

Here's a list of my favourite pasta spots I'd recommend checking out in London. Follow @anneotherhuangryasian on Instagram for more food recs!

I hope you enjoy this guide. 

Any tips would be appreciated 😊

Best Pasta Spots in London

Food halls have been popping up everywhere in London! These places are great places to meet with a variety of food choices for everyone, and usually have a bar for drinks as well.

Here's a list of the food halls I'd recommend checking out in London. Follow @anneotherhuangryasian on Instagram for more food recs!

I hope you enjoy this guide. 

Any tips would be appreciated 😊

Food halls in London

Have you ever wondered why there are so many Indian restaurants in London? India and the UK have a long and unique shared history. Today, 1.8 million people in the UK are of Indian descent, making London one of the largest worldwide hubs for Indian cuisine. Because of the long shared history, Indian cuisine in the UK is also uniquely British. For example, try the bacon naan roll at Dishoom. Below, are some of my personal favourites (I’ve been to all of them) which include both classic Indian cuisine as well as some more modern interpretations.

Follow @anneotherhuangryasian on Instagram for more food recs!

I hope you enjoy this guide. 

Any tips would be appreciated 😊

Best Indian Restaurants in London

Chinatown remains a hot tourist spot in London and there's a reason why. 1.5% of London's population are of Chinese ethnicity. Chinatown is always bustling with life and you will find most restaurant owners/staff of Chinese origin, making this a very authentic place to eat Chinese food. However, as it is limited to one main street, there have been many other amazing Chinese restaurants that have popped up. 

Here's a list of my personal favourite Chinese restaurants in London. Follow @anneotherhuangryasian on Instagram for more food recs!

I hope you enjoy this guide.

Any tips would be appreciated 😊

Best Chinese Restaurants in London

Here's a list of 6 of my personal favourite afternoon tea spots in London. Follow @anneotherhuangryasian on Instagram for more food recs!

I hope you enjoy this guide. 

Any tips would be appreciated 😊

Best Afternoon Tea in London

Here is a short 3-day guide based on our personal trip to Barcelona. Hitting all the tourist spots and restaurants we visited! 

Any tips would be appreciated :)

Barcelona in 3 days

I started my junior doctor role during the pandemic in Southampton and have since then stayed over 2 years! Here are a few things to do in Southampton from a local. 

I hope you enjoy this guide.

Any tips would be appreciated 😊

Southampton, UK

Southampton

A short 3-day guide in Hong Kong! I’ve been to Hong Kong numerous times as a child, so here’s a more chill food and drinks trip itinerary for my most recent trips there. 

I have included some of the other tourist spots and food recommendations at the very bottom as well.

I hope you enjoy this guide.

Any tips would be appreciated 😊

Hong Kong

Hong Kong in 3 days

A day out on foot exploring Shoreditch, from someone who has lived in East London for >5 years.

Shoreditch is the new place to be in East London! It’s also known as the “Brooklyn of London”, where you can explore so many different aspects that make London so unique. From wall graffiti and vintage stores to the famous Brick Lane curries and lots of new (and good) restaurants popping up, Shoreditch is definitely the place to explore.

I hope you enjoy this guide.

Any tips would be appreciated 😊

Day out in Shoreditch: by an East London local

A short 3-4 day guide in Malaga by foot. This also includes a day trip out to the amazing Caminito del Rey.

I hope you enjoy this guide.

Any tips would be appreciated 😊

Malaga in 3 days

I've lived in KL for 4 years previously, and KL remains one of my favourite places to visit for its food and culture. 

Here is a short 3-day guide in Kuala Lumpur with some of my favourite restaurants for you to choose from (with some extra suggestions that I could not cover in 3 days).

I hope you enjoy this guide.

Any tips would be appreciated 😊