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Quickly, originating in Taiwan, is the largest bubble tea franchise in the world with more than 2000 locations on four c...

Hey everybody, did you hear? It’s NATIONAL DOUGHNUT DAY. Yes, this is a thing. And no, I did not go to buy dough...

This week we’re back off of Sugar-Top Mountain and back onto…I dunno…”Good For You Lane”. ...

This week’s excursion brought us to Tempo Doeloe, our first taste of indonesian food on our Buford Highway journey...

Woodfire Grill has been at the top of my Atlanta fine dining hit-list for a long time, so I was very pleased to finally ...

For this week’s BuHi review, we headed out to Bei Jing Kabobs with our friends from Marie, Let’s Eat! The si...

I’d been waiting until I had an actual recipe to associate with this piece of news, BUT I HAVE NEWS. My brother an...

Happy Memorial Day*; happy beginning of summer! I hope everyone is having a great time, and spending some time with fami...

While in Tokyo, we took a train over to Odaiba, a large artificial island on the seashore. It was initially built in the...

This week’s excursion was El Taco Veloz. I had heard good things about El Taco Veloz before, but had not realized ...

Hey hey, we’re back with another recipe! But this time, not so much running-related. >.> Last month we had...

I’m sad to say that Urban Pl8 is closed. I may have had a sub-par experience there, but I still appreciated the ph...

Since I bought a nice second-hand DSLR from my buddy Emily over at SpatialDrift I’ve been slowly but surely figuri...

While we were in Tokyo, Adam and I also took a quick jaunt over to the sometimes controversial Yasukuni Shrine and Yushu...

This week the hubs and I hit up a Nayarit-style mexican seafood joint called Mariscos El Veneno – which, as near as I ...

I ate at the KR SteakBar with a colleague recently. The SteakBar has only been open since February, and it was appealing...

This is a backdated introduction to Anish, who first began writing for spatialdrift anonymously mid-2013. Meet Anish Pat...

One of the places we visited in Tokyo is the Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden. Initially built in the 1800s for royalty, a...

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