First morning in Frankfurt and we found ourselves wandering into The Kleinmarkthalle.
A lovely reunion at Zum Gemalten Haus, one of Frankfurt’s oldest Apfelwein (traditional apple wine) taverns, nestled in Sachsenhausen’s charming cobblestone quarter.
It is easy to see why this is the heart of the old town - history, colour, and energy all in one place.
Frankfurt felt unexpectedly relaxed for a big city- calm, open, and full of everyday life unfolding in simple, beautiful ways.
A lovely reunion at Zum Gemalten Haus, one of Frankfurt’s oldest Apfelwein (traditional apple wine) taverns, nestled in Sachsenhausen’s charming cobblestone quarter.
Our first stop in Frankfurt - straight from the airport to Speisekneipe, skipping even the hotel check-in.
A Malay-themed afternoon to honour tradition, friendships, and the joy of coming home.
Her beef soup still comforts like a warm hug and now even more people get to experience it.
Tucked within the medieval town walls of Óbidos, we stumbled upon Ja!mon Ja!mon, a cosy spot that celebrates the flavours of Spain and Portugal with a cheeky name and a hearty spirit.