Food & Travel
Jodd Fairs is a night market (a very large one). It’s different from the one in Chinatown in that it’s set on its own grounds, like Christmas markets or folk festivals here (Chinatown is basically just a normal street where the shops just spread out a bit at night). There’s food and clothing here, although … Read more
It’s time to move on. After taking the Airport Express upon arrival, I took a taxi to the airport. It’s actually much more expensive and slower than the train, but walking to the station at 4 a.m., or even taking a taxi there… The day before, I received an email from Lufthansa saying that due … Read more
Meat on a stick, or just a kebab. Well, it certainly wasn’t simple 😉 . I had the Stockholm version (with lamb) with sweet potato fries with Parmesan cheese, and an IPA for a drink. The kebab was very good with nice vegetables and onions, slightly Asian with the coriander, delicious. The fries were crispy … Read more
It was time for a proper piece of meat again, and my destination was the Köttmastern. I went for the T-bone (perhaps a bit too big, but it was the only dry-aged option). It was a very good decision. It came with grilled vegetables and a salad instead of fries. The whole thing was soooo … Read more
In Thailand, white foreigners (long-nosed) are called “farang.” It’s also often used to describe the spice level of food (farang style always means not spicy). That seems to be the motto at this restaurant. I’ve never had a mango salad in Asia that didn’t have chilies (fish sauce or dried shrimp) in it. 🙁 So, … Read more
I actually only chose the Birger Jarl because it had the best reviews for internet speed 🙂 (when working digitally, you have to set your priorities). At first, I was shocked: the internet connection dropped every 30 minutes 🙁 . That seemed a bit odd to me, so I quickly connected the backup router (Mango) … Read more