http://inebriatedpig.com Sun, 10 Jan 2016 15:05:38 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=4.1.42 http://inebriatedpig.com/lebanese-flower-abu-dhabi/ http://inebriatedpig.com/lebanese-flower-abu-dhabi/#comments Wed, 29 Jul 2015 07:24:08 +0000 http://inebriatedpig.com/?p=917 We spent Easter break with friends in Abu Dhabi, and our first night was spent in a tent in the Lewa desert. The desert itself was a surreal experience, beautiful endless sand dunes, and no one around for miles. All we saw were camels, their dung, and of course dung beetles. We left the peace […]]]> http://inebriatedpig.com/lebanese-flower-abu-dhabi/feed/ 0 http://inebriatedpig.com/new-orleans/ http://inebriatedpig.com/new-orleans/#comments Sun, 26 Jul 2015 16:25:04 +0000 http://inebriatedpig.com/?p=898 Two and a half days is all I had in New Orleans, filled with meetings but with gaps in the schedule here and there so I could explore the city and try the food. I managed to fit four spots in, Johnny’s Po-Boys, Mr. B’s Bistro, Cochon Butcher, and Coop’s Place – covering an interesting […]]]> http://inebriatedpig.com/new-orleans/feed/ 0 http://inebriatedpig.com/mogg-and-melzer-berlin/ http://inebriatedpig.com/mogg-and-melzer-berlin/#comments Sun, 21 Jun 2015 09:08:24 +0000 http://inebriatedpig.com/?p=887 We had read about a pastrami sandwich at a Jewish deli called Mogg and Melzer in Berlin that was, apparently, the bomb. We made our way over there and when our trusty phones told us we had arrived at the location we looked in confusion at the huge, uninviting brick building, where was this restaurant? […]]]> http://inebriatedpig.com/mogg-and-melzer-berlin/feed/ 1 http://inebriatedpig.com/the-bird-berlin/ http://inebriatedpig.com/the-bird-berlin/#comments Fri, 19 Jun 2015 07:43:16 +0000 http://inebriatedpig.com/?p=875 Berlin offers so many different food options you almost don’t know where to start. But one thing that would not be excluded from our list is burgers, proper good burgers. We’d been to Burgermeister several times but our friend promised us something even better this time, The Bird Berlin: “All burgers are made from 250+ grams […]]]> http://inebriatedpig.com/the-bird-berlin/feed/ 1 http://inebriatedpig.com/truki-pan-curacao/ http://inebriatedpig.com/truki-pan-curacao/#comments Tue, 20 Jan 2015 22:20:49 +0000 http://inebriatedpig.com/?p=544 Back in the day when we went out on Curaçao, one of the things I always looked forward to most was after the party, after the drinks… that hot fried, crunchy, chewy, spicy, saucy mess in a Styrofoam box. See, on Curaçao, as with any food loving culture, they know that what one needs, really needs, […]]]> http://inebriatedpig.com/truki-pan-curacao/feed/ 0 http://inebriatedpig.com/kuminda-krioyo-curacao/ http://inebriatedpig.com/kuminda-krioyo-curacao/#comments Thu, 15 Jan 2015 23:23:44 +0000 http://inebriatedpig.com/?p=520 Kuminda krioyo, the local creole food, is always one of the first things we look for when coming to Curaçao. These meals consist of hearty and filling dishes, often featuring stews, fried fish, and local starches such as funchi, aros moro, and tutu. This time around we decided to sample the food at three different restaurants: Dokterstuin, […]]]> http://inebriatedpig.com/kuminda-krioyo-curacao/feed/ 0 http://inebriatedpig.com/hanoi/ http://inebriatedpig.com/hanoi/#comments Sun, 21 Dec 2014 19:02:59 +0000 http://inebriatedpig.com/?p=429 Where do I even begin? I’ve never found it so difficult to start an article, but the overwhelming amount of information to share has caused a bit of writer’s block. Do I split it up into several articles, do I just write one really long one? Having put this off for a few days I’ve decided […]]]> http://inebriatedpig.com/hanoi/feed/ 0 http://inebriatedpig.com/bangkok-street-food-part-ii/ http://inebriatedpig.com/bangkok-street-food-part-ii/#comments Tue, 16 Dec 2014 14:20:44 +0000 http://inebriatedpig.com/?p=396 On our way back to Holland we had an 8 hour layover from 6pm to 2am. Too long to stay at the airport, and more than enough time to get into downtown Bangkok and back. We took the Airport Rail Link, which is a cheap (99 baht = 2.5 euros) and fast option to get into […]]]> http://inebriatedpig.com/bangkok-street-food-part-ii/feed/ 0 http://inebriatedpig.com/bangkok-street-food-part/ http://inebriatedpig.com/bangkok-street-food-part/#comments Fri, 12 Dec 2014 15:03:07 +0000 http://inebriatedpig.com/?p=378 We had one night and morning in Bangkok before going to Phuket, and made the most of it by wandering around the Siam Square area and trying everything we came across. I hate to admit, but we actually screwed up to begin with. We were in the malls looking for cufflinks and decided to eat at the […]]]> http://inebriatedpig.com/bangkok-street-food-part/feed/ 0 http://inebriatedpig.com/back/ http://inebriatedpig.com/back/#comments Wed, 10 Dec 2014 13:10:34 +0000 http://inebriatedpig.com/?p=380 Sorry for not posting anything the past few weeks, we were on vacation! And though we thought about writing while away, and even brought the laptop, sunshine, cocktails, relaxing and exploring new cities got in the way. But we’re back and ready to share our stories from Bangkok and Hanoi with you. We threw ourselves at […]]]> http://inebriatedpig.com/back/feed/ 0