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Jarrett Wrisley hails from Allentown, Pennsylvania. For the past seven years, he's been working as a writer in Asia, though he still dreams of greasy cheese steaks. More
A 213-year-old living museum of Goa's colonial past features food that Portugese colonial nobles might have eaten centuries ago. In this beautiful palace in this small province of India, two cultural and culinary worlds collide. More »
With international controversy over who will lead the country, political strife and civil unrest are overtaking Bangkok. The rallies are well attended, but, true to Thai culture, they are as much about eating and protesting. Understanding Thailand's unrest through food. More »
Every year, 1.5 million Tamil Hindus from across Malaysia descend on Kuala Lumpur for a raucous mix of religion, spectacle, and food. The festival honors the birth of the Lord Marugan, the Tamil god of war, and it is the largest celebration of its kind. It is also transportingly strange. More »
In this little shack they sell five things -- Goan pastry, newspapers, bars of soap, sodas, and sausage. In India, fritters and flaky triangles are not what they seem. Indeed, they are filled with an array of tantalizing spices to satisfy any palate. Finding a hidden "inn" with sweet and savory results. More »
Hiding somewhere in the corners of Bangkok's nightlife, between the live music, tiny cafes and bookshops, kooky hipster hangouts and riverside spots, is this strangely charming music and cuisine that would be as much at home along the Mississippi Delta. More »
Just hours after Slumdog Millionaire picked up its eighth Oscar, our correspondent visited the Mumbai neighborhood depicted in the film and gauged reactions
An on-the-ground report from a city of closed airports, disbanded political parties, and rolicking protests
