Try the cooking. Fear of failure makes no sense for a person traveling the world.
Buy the ticket, take the ride. Or not, and come home to Boise and buy a minivan.
I guarantee you will never regret having made a failed asian meal.
Try the cooking. Fear of failure makes no sense for a person traveling the world.
Buy the ticket, take the ride. Or not, and come home to Boise and buy a minivan.
I guarantee you will never regret having made a failed asian meal.
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In most of SEA you can get a meal for $2, maybe even $1. Most travelers don’t really cook much. IMO it’s only worth cooking there if you’re craving western food since western food at the restaurants there can get a bit pricey comparatively.
I'm so used to budgeting and for me eating out is already something that makes me feel I'm overspending. I need to change the mentality.
You can get banh mi in Vietnam for around a dollar. And it’s delicious.