Cuisine

Yes, Hong Kong has enough Michelin stars for a Michelin galaxy, but if you want authentic Cantonese flavor, Hong Kong native Nam Cheah tells us where to find the best Hong Kong street snacks.

Food and travel writer Raghav Modi gives us the inside on the finest dining in India’s capital of New Delhi.

Malaysia’s famous for its islands and wildlife, but smart travelers know to stop in Penang for some of the finest eats in Southeast Asia.

Dining in the dark and $100-banh mi? Ho Chi Minh City is brimming with innovative options for the modern gastronome.

Park your bags at Tintagel or Uga Residence and then head on over to these charming Colombo seafood staples for Crabzilla and ambulthiyal.

Dubai’s art scene has been on the rise for years, and now that it’s in full bloom, there’s plenty of innovation for art lovers and gastronomes.

The first thing that comes to mind when one thinks of Siem Reap is not the food. But, as the city evolves as a travel destination, this ancient Khmer capital is taking on more travelers and more flavors.

Whether it’s authenticity from Italy or Shanghainese experimentation, diners walking the Bund will find fine food all along China’s most famous view.

Sushi is complicated. Travelers can’t just show up at a swank hotel and expect the best. To do Tokyo sushi properly, you need to know the city.

For the proper kaiseki experience, there is Kyoto. A city like nowhere else in the Land of the Rising Sun, the food here is deeply seasonal, highly cultural, and extremely delicate.

If you’re the type to pick your hotel with your palate, these Hong Kong hotels have the finest dining for Canto-cuisine aficionados.

Brunch, lunch, and dinner get all the attention, but these hotel breakfasts in Asia will wake you up salivating for the most important meal of the day.