Tag: digital nomad
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Kura Sushi isn’t premium, but for a budget sushi fix in Japan? It absolutely does the job. Affordable, quick, and low-pressure. If you’re just looking for something simple and comforting — it hits. Bonus? Every 15 plates gets you a shot at a gacha-style prize. 🌟 Final Thoughts Not the best sushi in Japan —…
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Cha Tra Mue is synonymous with Thailand’s drink scene — and a no-brainer for me anytime I’m craving a cold, sweet pick-me-up. But there’s something that’s been bugging me. I started noticing price differences across outlets for their Original Thai Tea series. At first, I chalked it up to mall rental fees… but then I…
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Monthly Breakdown for Introverts, Early-Stage Nomads, and Nature Walkers This one’s a little hazy — it was early in my full-time travel days and I was in full hermit mode. I didn’t do much, didn’t see much, but I was there. Some trips are like that — slower, quieter, and more about the pause than…
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Sometimes the best views are the quietest ones. Just 20 minutes from An Thuong, Ling Ứng Pagoda feels like a deep breath. Perched above My Khe Beach, it’s serene without trying to be — no crowd choreography or flashy signs, just ocean breeze and soft temple bells. 🌊 What I Loved Most ✔️ The view…
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Monthly Breakdown for Border-Hoppers, Nostalgic Singaporeans, and Cafe-Hopping Creatures Funny how the place closest to home was the last one I considered for long-term living. But when a friend mentioned they were based in JB — and I had a personal event in Singapore — it all clicked. I used to pop over as a…
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Yes, it’s touristy. But yes, I still loved it. I love Shiroi Koibito cookies — so visiting their park during winter felt like stepping into a sugary, snow-dusted fairytale. Everything was twinkly and cute, with that kind of over-the-top charm Japan does so well. 🔥 My Forever Favourite Moments: 🍪 You get a birthday badge…
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Monthly Breakdown for Winter Wanderers, Onsen Seekers, and Christmas Market Lovers Sapporo in December has a very specific kind of magic — snowfall, twinkly lights, and steaming hot food when your fingers can’t feel anything. I always find myself back here around Christmas. It’s peaceful, pretty, and has enough festive vibes without being overwhelming. 💰…
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Mosques, museums, and a desert night I’ll never forget. Abu Dhabi has this stillness to it — but it doesn’t mean it’s boring. I got to explore cultural gems, slide into the sand in a drift car, and end the day sipping tea under the stars. Some spots were grand and moving. Others? A little…
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My favourite bakery in Bangkok — hidden in plain sight, right inside CentralWorld. I kept passing by Sunmoulin Royal after meals, always noticing the long queues. One day, I caved. And I’m so glad I did — because that’s when I discovered their Waffle series. Soft, pillowy, just the right amount of sweet. Addictive. Their…
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Monthly Breakdown for First-Time Remote Travellers, History Buffs, and Market Wanderers Phnom Penh was where it all began. It was the first country in Asia that didn’t require tests or quarantine when borders were still closed — so I booked a one-way flight and started my full-time remote travel life here. It turned out to…