In May, the author explored Seoul and discovered 'Baengnyeon Tojong Samgyetang,' a Michelin-recommended restaurant known for its Chicken Ginseng Soup. Enjoying the assurance of a peanut-free meal, the author eagerly anticipated tasting the renowned dish, leading to reflections shared in 'Andy's Food Bites.' The journey promises culinary surprises.
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Life, Blog and Travel Plans Update
Howdy all. Yes it’s time for a ‘vanilla’ post for you. Just checking in here. Keep in mind that this was written a little while ago now, but nothing much is likely to have changed in that time I suspect. It is the middle of September and I have just moved. JUST. A new apartment, …
Accommodation Review – Hotel Almond, Busan, South Korea
G’day all and here I am again with another patented ‘Accommodation Review’. I don’t know why I say that, honestly. Today let me take you the place I stayed at in Busan back in May this year. It was called (and presumably still is) ‘Hotel Almond’, I paid roughly $80AUD for it or $53USD per …
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Train Journeys – Korean Bullet Train KTX Busan to Seoul
My first time on the KTX Bullet Train from Busan to Seoul, South Korea. Join me on this journey as I share the experience of second class seating, the journey itself, and the facilities onboard. Watch the vlog for the full experience. Thanks for joining me today - may the journey never end!
Pasta Khan Uyghur Cuisine – Andy’s Food Bites with Tim Blight!
Exciting times as I do my first 'foodie vlog' here in Melbourne town and encounter a cuisine I haven't really tried before - Uyghur Cuisine from Western China/Central Asia. To make it extra special I am joined by none other that Urban Duniya's Tim Blight (YouTube Channel Here) as we dive in for noodles, meat …
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Singapore to Melbourne Journey: Hotel, Flights & Delays
Well folks, it’s time finally to wrap up the full story of my South East Asia trip from late last year by detailing my journey from Langkawi to home via Singapore! It was going to be an interesting journey home and not 100% smooth sailing. Firstly we had to make it to Singapore, overnight near …
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Accommodation Review – Park Avenue Changi Hotel
G’day all. Yes, another review for you! Hope you are well on this day! Today’s hotel in question is the Park Avenue Changi Hotel. It’s a hotel not too far from Changi but not one that is actually at the airport, so it required transportation to get there. It does have a metro stop right …
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Exploring Beomeosa and Seokbulsa Temples | Gamcheon Culture Village, Busan
Folks! Come with me today as I discover some amazing temples in the hills and mountains that surround Busan, in the very south of Korea. On a picture perfect day I head out to Beomeosa Temple with colourful lanterns everywhere. Not to settle for just that, I take a cable car ride to the top …
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Tuneful Tuesday – J-POP EDITION!
Howdy all! Time for a 'Tuneful Tuesday' as I call them. Today I thought I would share a couple of my favourite J-Pop songs with you. To be fair, I don't know a LOT about J-Pop or know a lot of songs but I thought I would share a couple that I really like! Koi …
Commercial Aviation in Australia and the ‘Third Airline’ Question
In 2024, Australian airlines faced challenges, with Qantas and Virgin Australia faring better than others. Bonza, a budget airline, ceased operations after 15 months, and REX Airlines entered administration with significant debt. However, Koala Airlines is set to enter the market, aiming to compete using AI. The aviation landscape in Australia is evolving.