City: Macau (MO)
I didn’t expect Macau to be a food trip. I thought it would be about architecture, maybe casinos, a few nice meals here and there. But somewhere between my first egg tart and a long, lazy Portuguese lunch, I realized — this place is quietly one of the best food
City: Taipei (TW)
If there’s one thing Taipei does exceptionally well, it’s food. Not just the famous dishes you see on social media — but the entire culture around eating. In Taipei, food feels woven into everyday life. Tiny breakfast shops are packed before sunrise, night markets stay alive until late, and
City: Prague (CZ)
Czech food isn’t flashy. It’s not trying to impress you with presentation or trends. Instead, it feels warm, filling, honest, and connected to the country’s history. Meals here are meant to be enjoyed slowly — ideally with good company and even better beer. During our time in Prague,
City: Bangkok (TH)
One thing we didn’t fully understand before going to Bangkok? You don’t just eat there—you plan your day around food. Some of our best moments weren’t at landmarks or viewpoints… they were sitting on small plastic chairs, in air-conditioned cafes, or at random street corners, eating
City: Kuala Lumpur (MY)
One thing Kuala Lumpur does extremely well — almost unfairly well — is food. You don’t even need to plan your meals here. Somehow, every street, café, food court, and late-night stall smells incredible. And what makes KL special is that the food reflects the city itself: Malay, Chinese, Indian, and
City: Barcelona (ES)
Barcelona is one of Europe’s most exciting food cities. From traditional Catalan dishes to cutting-edge fine dining, the city offers unforgettable flavors at every corner. Whether you’re craving tapas, seafood by the sea, or a Michelin-starred experience, Barcelona delivers. Here’s our curated guide to the top places
City: Sydney (AU)
Sydney isn’t the kind of city where you chase “famous restaurants.” It’s more relaxed than that. You don’t plan every meal—you just end up in the right places. Some with harbour views, some tucked into neighborhoods, and some you walk into without expectations… and leave thinking
City: Seoul (KR)
One of the best ways to experience Seoul is through its food. The city never really stops eating — early mornings begin with warm soups and rice, afternoons drift into café hopping, and nights are filled with sizzling grills, street food stalls, and late-night comfort meals. What makes Seoul special isn’
City: Bordeaux (FR)
Bordeaux is a city of culinary delights, where every meal feels like an experience steeped in history, culture, and flavor. Whether you’re a foodie seeking to indulge in fine dining or a family looking for a relaxed spot to enjoy a meal together, Bordeaux has something for everyone. At
City: Antalya (TR)
One thing we quickly realized in Antalya — the food scene deserves way more attention than it gets. Before visiting, we expected kebabs and Turkish breakfasts (which were incredible), but what surprised us was how diverse the food culture felt. Because Antalya sits on the Mediterranean coast, meals here are lighter,
City: Istanbul (TR)
One of the best things about Istanbul is that food is never just food here. Every meal feels tied to the city somehow — whether it’s a tiny family-run spot hidden in a side street, a rooftop dinner overlooking the Bosphorus, or a ferry-side sandwich eaten while watching seagulls circle
City: Lyon (FR)
Lyon isn’t just a beautiful city — it’s widely known as the food capital of France. From traditional bouchons to modern Michelin-starred dining, the city offers an unforgettable culinary journey for every kind of traveler. At Travey Club, we believe food is one of the best ways to truly