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Learning to fly with these super kids at Mount Faber #escapers15

#escapers15 – The Singapore sessions

“How would you feel about travelling to two countries and four cities in four days, racing against a bunch of prominent social influencers from 9 different countries?” Honestly? I’d feel like packing. Though I restrain myself from jumping up and down shouting “pick me! pick Me”, picked I am. And so I find myself being welcomed to Singapore’s Ibis on Bencoolen […] Read more…

Cimu Motherly Devotion Bridge Taroko Gorge, Tawian

Gorging in Taroko, Taiwan

I’ve written before about my love for Taiwan, one of the few destinations that I’ve ever visited with few preconceptions or expectations.  I guess, if anything, I expected to find a lot of factories stamping “Made in Taiwan” on to plastic toys. Because I vaguely recall that the Barbie dolls I shaved and tattooed as a child  came […] Read more…

Raffles Singapore with kids

The history of Singapore is both long and convoluted and, given my lack of standing as a historian of any note or, in fact, at all, I won’t even attempt to delve into its complexities, except to state the obvious… the glamorous and glorious Raffles Hotel has seen more than its fair share of the noteworthy […] Read more…

Naritasan Shinshoji Temple, Narita

Food & Fudomyo in Narita City

  Think Narita is just the airport you pass through on the way to Tokyo? Think again. Follow the old streets into Narita City for smoky unagi, temple snacks and the extraordinary Naritasan Shinshoji, one of Japan’s great Buddhist temple complexes. Narita may be best known for its airport, but just beyond the terminals lies […] Read more…

The most incredible fresh sushi you'll ever find in Tsukiji Fish Market, Tokyo

Lost in digestion // 24 hours in Tokyo

I’ve been in Shinjuku station for 60 minutes and I’ve been lost for 58 of them. It may be due to the fact that I’m enormously stupid or it may be because the station, Asia’s largest, is friggin’ enormous! So big that more 3,500,000 people spill from its 200 plus seemingly identical exits every day. […] Read more…

Huangpu River, Shanghai

The best of Shanghai with kids

Raffles has just started learning Chinese at school and all that scholarly Ni Hao-ing has brought with it a touch of Mandarin melancholy for a boy who has a bit of a crush on China. A family break in China last year was more by accident than design, the high flying capital of commerce being the […] Read more…

Tea Eggs

Cracking up over Tea Eggs

Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall, Humpty Dumpty had a great fall. All the king’s horses and all the king’s men couldn’t put Humpty together again. Which is no frickin’ surprise really, given that horses don’t have opposable thumbs. Luckily for Raffles, who also had a great fall over the weekend, we didn’t rely on […] Read more…

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Hey, I’m Aleney! A mum, award-winning travel writer, magazine editor and gallivanting glutton. He’s Raff, the “boy” in boyeatsworld, and a fearless foodie, adventurer and eco-warrior. Along with his all-singing, all-dancing, all-adventurous sister, Sugarpuff, we’re exploring the world’s colour, culture and cuisine on a food safari for the junior set.

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