Indonesian Sweet Coconut Rice Porridge (Bubur Sumsum)
Sweet dessert is the favorite menu for everyone. And this recipe is a sweet alternative way to cook porridge, because the savory taste from coconut milk and rice flour goes...
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Korean Shrimp and Scallions Pancake (Saeujeon)
Saeujeon is one of the most popular among other Korean Pancake recipes. Saeujeon provide the crispy pancake with abundant shrimps...
Chicken Karaage (Japanese Fried Chicken)
Crispy fried food have a big place in food lovers heart, no doubt! Fried chicken consider one of the most...
Homemade Thai Milk Bubble Tea (Boba Tea)
Thai milk bubble tea or some called boba tea are becoming a huge trend in most of Asian countries lately....
Brazilian Chicken Croquette (Coxinha)
Almost every country in this world has their own snack, and certain snacks have their unique taste. Coxinha is unique...
Savory Crispy Fried Battered Tempe
One of unique food in Southeast Asia, particularly in Indonesia is Tempe (tempeh) and it’s made from fermented soybeans. There...
Hot and Spicy Squid Salad
Hot and spicy is one of the Thai dishes signature. This recipe offer hot and spicy salad yet refreshing. Apart the...
Chocolate Avocado Banana Pudding
Smooth and luscious pudding will hardly to resist, not only for kids but adults do so. Avocado and banana are well known for their health benefit. Turn them into rich...
Spicy Chicken and Potato Stew
Most of Korean cuisines are bold in taste and spicy. This recipe balancing the rich and spicy chicken broth with tender vegetables. Despite the potatoes provide enough carbohydrate, this dish...
Japanese Red Bean Pancake (Dorayaki)
Some of you who are the fans of Japanese origin cartoon character, Doraemon, surely familiar with this dessert. This pancake...
Pork Belly in Soy Sauce
In Chinese, the dish called “Tau Yu Bak” which literally means meat cooked in soy sauce. There are many ways...
Thai Coconut Custard with Mung Beans
If you ever been to Thailand, particularly in the city of Hua Hin, this sweet dessert isn’t a new thing...