Travel Blogger and Photograpger based in dubai
22 Milano is the place to be if you want to refuel with freshly baked cakes and sweets or homemade bread and pasta (which was my kind of case). In addition to this, the spacious, minimal design creates a zen atmosphere perfect for a friendly catch-ups, business meetings or instagram posting (done that too). It…
An intense Instagram research led me to Shan Yoe Yar restaurant which, as the name correctly suggests, is focused on food from the Shan region. For that day I had scheduled two lunches (I was running out of time to try everything I wanted)
I discovered that I am not the traveller I believed I was. Even though I love to immerge myself into the local culture and try to live as the locals do, I also need the comforts of the Western world. When I stumbled upon Craft cafe I somehow felt more at home in Yangon. It’s…
Our first meal in Yangon wasn’t very local-like. After the 3+ hours ride on the circular train (more about it soon) we were looking for a restaurant which looked reasonably clean when we stumbled upon the Brunch Society. From outside it was quite appealing so we entered without hesitation. The staff was very welcoming and…
The bar of the Royal Palace in Milan is a cozy place to recharge after visiting one of the many expositions and exhibitions on the upper floors. It is also a good option for the exhausted shoppers in the area who are looking for a relatively tranquil place where to enjoy a perfectly made creamy…
Yesterday I was walking on one of the main streets in my old neighbourhood when I suddenly decided to shortcut through a small, winding alley. I wanted to check if there was anything new in the area and I was pleasantly surprised to stumble upon another example of my favorite duo – flowers and coffee,…
There is one street in Milan, called Panfilo Castaldi, which is probably the most multiethnic street in the world.
A few months ago I walked from one end to another and I saw a Korean, Indian, Chinese, Italian, Japanese, Eritrean and Swedish restaurant. My attention
Tucked away from the bustling Corso Buenos Aires (a paradise for low-medium-cost shopping) Pause cafè welcomes us with a relaxed, homey feel with vintage styling and rustic touches. I saw it for the first time in late September when the weather was warm and it was full of people standing outside, sipping their drinks. As…
L’Arabesque in not just a store. It’s a cult shop. Just ring the doorbell and enjoy (if the shop assistants let you) a world of fashion collections, rare books, refined French colognes, vintage clothing, restaurant and a literary cafe.
