Travel Hysteria loves food (we could also be called Food Hysteria)! It is an important part of our travels. We believe that through tasting and eating local food one can understand the local culture deeper. The art of preparing great meals differs from one country to another, but without doubt it has always been a pillar of every culture. There is nothing sweeter than the smile of a local cook when you praise their meal, even more if you are not used to similar flavours.
Eating locally means that you want to assimilate with people from a different country and showing an open mind, which is essential while travelling.
When we travel, we love discovering new dishes, ingredients, ways of cooking. Then, when we are back at home, we try somehow to replicate what we liked the most.
In this section you will find our posts related to the world of food: street food, reviews of restaurants and bistros, what and where to eat, and recipes for you to try at home. If you like food this is your page!
Entering the Dwarikas Hotel in Kathmandu is like entering your most beautiful dream: The traditional Nepali architecture surrounds the Krishnarpan restaurant, situated in a huge exotic and peaceful courtyard. The soft lights illuminate the majestic garden with many fragrant trees Read More
It is hard not to fall in love with simple and tasty Nepali dishes. The best way to learn the secrets of the local cuisine is through a cooking class. The Nepali Cooking Course offered us an unforgettable experience in Read More
Travel Hysteria loves trying food from different cultures. During our trips we always try as many different different as our stomachs can manage. Since we also love to cook, its natural for us trying to copy some of the tastiest Read More
Travel Hysteria considers food as one of the pillars of a culture. For us travelling also means to eat local. Food is very important in every society, and it definitely helps you understand the traditions of a country. During our Read More
When people ask What to eat in Vietnam? the replies can be confusing. Scorpions, snakes, crocodiles, silkworms, turtles or jellyfish if you would like to try any of these specialties you will find them in Vietnam and it wont Read More
