Enjoying Food During Our Travels

Eating local food when traveling is a wonderful way to experience the culture and try dishes that can’t be found where you live. We try to go to as many places and try as many different types of foods as we can during our trips, even if it means stopping at several locations over several hours. We have shared these experiences over the past few years and decided to take the time and review them once again. These are some of our favorite food locations that we’ve visited during our varied travels.

  1. The Food of Hanoi, Vietnam

    Phở
  2.  The Food of Cochabamba, Bolivia

    Pique Macho
  3.  The Food of Iceland

    Ling with White Wine Cream Sauce in Iceland
  4.  The Food of Prague, Chech Republic

    Deer with Bread Dumplings in Prague
  5.  The Food of Budapest, Hungary

    The Original Goulash Stew in Budapest
  6.  The Food of Tuscany, Italy

    Fresh Zucchini Ravioli in Italy
  7.  The Fusion Food of Lima, Peru

    Asian Soft Taco
  8.  The Food of Romania

    Stuffed Cabbage and Grape Leaves with Polenta in Romania
  9.  The Food of Scottsdale, Arizona

    Carnitas Burrito Served Enchilada Style
  10.  The Food of Strasbourg, France

    Hearty Dish
  11.  The Food of Ecuador

    Lamb with Rice and Potatoes
  12.  The Food of New Orleans

    Crawfish Etouffee
  13.  The Food of Panama

    Lobster Thermador
  14.  Eating in Egypt

    Mixed Grill
  15.  The Food of Amsterdam

    Clams and Linguini
  16.  The Food of Carlsbad, California

    Seafood Skewers – Incredibly Delicious
  17.  The Food of Heidelberg, Germany

    Pork Stomach in Germany

7 thoughts on “Enjoying Food During Our Travels

  1. They (almost) all look sssooo delicious, I don’t understand how you and your hubby aren’t just huge! Maybe it’s because you walk it all off? 🙂

  2. We always like to eat what the locals eat when we travel. I see you have some food from Iceland. Did you try the Harkal or Stinky Shark? We tried this along with a nice crafted beer made from whale testicles smoked sheep dung.

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