I was a teenager when I first tried The Berkeley hotel’s Pret-A-Portea, I had read about it in one of my monthly Vogues and it was during my Blair Waldorf phase. Like many normal teenagers (lol) it was a box to tick on my bucketlist. I can now safely say I’m still into headbands but less into high school scheming…
Plush jungle, wicker bags sold from rows of street vendors, the faint smell of barbecue carried by the dust as motorcycles dash past you. It’s no where other than Bali, a location high up every wanderluster’s wishlist and one of the most naturally beautiful places I’ve visited in the world. My first time at the popular tourist destination was early…
It’s been a year since I left my full time job as a Digital Content Editor and a trends agency and fell into the freelance life. When I decided to go ‘all in’ on this career, it was a happy accident. I found that this was a perfectly viable pathway to something unknown but likely greater than what I could…
This is my favourite restaurant in all of Asia, take that how you will but it’s the truth. I’ve been to the original in Taipei, Hong Kong, Singapore and now with the first branch in Europe, London. Based in Henrietta Street in London, known for premium boutiques and mid-priced bistros, it seems like the only other location as an alternative…
It’s -84 degrees celsius in a one-person container at the back of 111Cryo in Harvey Nichols. This is the place for cryotherapy in London. While ladies are getting pampered next door, I’m about to embrace extreme cold, which is one of my worst fears, in just a sports bra, shorts, protective footwear, gloves and a paper face mask. The mask…
Septime restaurant review Any foodie in Paris knows Septime, the mother restaurant of seafood heaven, Clamato. While I haven’t had the chance to feast at the second, I’ve definitely dined visually (not as satisfying but definitely less calories) via social media and it’s on the list for my next trip across the Channel. This post is about the rustic little…
