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No More Mr. Rice Guy – Shōjō in Boston, Massachusetts

A photo of the Shojo pig baos at Shōjō, a local Asian restaurant in Boston, Massachusetts' downtown Chinatown. The baos feature a smoked BBQ sauce, house made kimchi and jalapeño. Photo Courtesy of FoodWaterShoes

One thing you may not know is that Boston boasts the third largest Chinatown in the United States. While there are plenty of places in Boston's gritty downtown Chinatown where you can pick apart Peking duck or dive into sweet and sour pork, Shōjō is not that kind of spot.

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Welcome to the Neighborhood – Buvette in Paris, France

A table displays choux de Bruxelles (Brussels sprouts), os à moelle (bone marrow) and hachis parmentier (a French casserole) at Buvette, a local restaurant in Paris, France. Photo Courtesy of FoodWaterShoes

The city of light is a place you can visit an endless number of times, but still depart Charles de Gaulle feeling as though you've just barely scratched the surface. Whether you choose to nibble on delicate sablés aux fleurs... Continue Reading →

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Slice Slice Baby – 2 Bros. Pizza in New York City, New York

Slice Slice Baby - A Slice of Broccoli and Chicken Sits Beside a Slice of Pepperoni and Sausage at 2 Bros. Pizza in New York City, New York. Photo Courtesy of FoodWaterShoes.

2 Bros. Pizza serves up some of the yummiest one dollar meals in Manhattan.

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No Pain, No Champagne – Mo’s Breakfast + Burger Joint in Campbell, California

One plate is piled high with PBB&J Texas style French toast topped with bananas and another plate is filled with bacon pancakes at Mo's Breakfast + Burger Joint in Campbell, California. Photo Courtesy of FoodWaterShoes

There are some places you go to eat healthy California style dishes, but Mo's Breakfast + Burger Joint in Campbell, California is not one of those spots. Sure there are loads of places for cram your mouth full of delicious... Continue Reading →

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Palace of Sweetness – Café Pouchkine in Paris, France

A pristine white pavlova made with red berries (fruit rouges), Swiss meringue (meringue Suisse) and a Chantilly cream made with orange flower (chantilly fleur d'oranger). Photo Courtesy of FoodWaterShoes

The list of delicious things to see and do in Paris is easily a mile long. From the delicate sablé kitsuné (fox shaped cookies) at chic Café Kitsune to the frogs' legs at Michelin starred Le Taillevent, you can dine as... Continue Reading →

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Behind the Seams – João Rôlo Couture in Lisbon, Portugal

A pink beaded pearl princess tulle gown and a mauve silk dress as seen at the haute couture atelier João Rôlo Couture in Lisbon, Portugal. Photo Courtesy of FoodWaterShoes

Our first thought when we stumbled across the window display at João Rôlo Couture in Lisbon, Portugal was princess dresses.     João Rôlo's dresses are so excruciatingly gorgeous they'll make you immediately want to install a red carpet somewhere in... Continue Reading →

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Oh Hey There Hop Stuff – Katjes Café Grün-Ohr in Berlin, Germany

A cappuccino in Katjes Café Grün-Ohr's signature pink bunny cup in Berlin, Germany. The cup sits beside a bouquet of flowers in a pitcher on a wooden table. Photo Courtesy of FoodWaterShoes

Berlin is a super hip city to visit. From the ridiculously soft handmade kicks at Atheist Shoes to the sweet scents at Frau Tonis Parfum, there's a lot of shops to love in Germany's capital city. One thing we weren't... Continue Reading →

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Après Sea – Confraria in Cascais, Portugal

A plate filled with omakase at Confraria Sushi, a Japanese restaurant in Cascais, Portugal. Photo Courtesy of FoodWaterShoes

Portugal is world renowned for its azulejo (beautiful ceramic tiles), trolley cars and of course its beaches. It's also the perfect foodie country. One day you could be eating ice cream in a bowl full of Froot Loops at Pop... Continue Reading →

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For Fox Sake – Café Kitsuné in Paris, France

A sablé kitsuné (or fox cookie) sits on a napkin that says, "Café Kitsuné Paris" at a coffee shop / restaurant in Paris, France. Photo Courtesy of FoodWaterShoes

Finding places to satiate your tastebuds Paris isn't the problem. The difficult part is deciding how many meals you can bear to stomach during your trip. If we could eat 12 meals a day in France, we would. From the... Continue Reading →

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