Bridging the cultural experience with food

Laughing with your loved one over a home cooked meal, catching up with friends at a restaurant or cooking with your family. Many of our socializing revolves around food. Why is that? Because food connects everyone and it conquers all, from language barriers to cultural differences. Coming together and sharing a meal is the most[…]

The unique charm of Malaysian Food

Being home to people with various cultural backgrounds, Malaysia is one of Asia’s well-known cultural melting pots. Given its location, trade and colonial history, it has been influenced greatly by different parts of the world. Together with a very diverse population consisting of many different ethnic groups, a cuisine was developed as a mélange between[…]

Common Korean Dishes

The hardest part when you’re in Korea is having to choose what to eat and whether you can stomach all the wondrous display of food in so little time. Intensely flavoured, spicy and pungent, many described them as hearty and nutritious delights that can be enjoyed at any time of the day. Korean food is[…]

Taste the freshness with Geotjeori

Geotjeori is a type of kimchi that’s eaten fresh without fermentation. Geot means “to out or outer” and jeori means “to be salted or pickled”. So, geotjeori means pickling the outside of the ingredients instead of allowing the dressing to completely penetrate or sit over time. It’s like giving your salad a toss with dressing[…]