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Mrs. Andrea Ayala

Fujiwara Ice Powder in San Francisco 💚

🧋Fujiwara Tea Shop 📍 354 Clement St, San Francisco, CA 94118 ▫️I knew before that there was a ice powder shop in San Francisco, today I went to the museum to see the exhibition, and specifically went to try it on the way back, unexpectedly it was pretty good! ▫️They have ice powder, drinks, ice cream, and layered cut cakes and such. The variety is quite diverse, not just selling ice powder alone. There aren't too many options within each category, approximately six or seven flavors of ice powder. 💛Passion Fruit Mango Ice Powder Super refreshing! This flavor is very suitable for summer. The mango pieces are too big to be sucked up by the straw, you have to open the lid to enjoy. 🤎Traditional Brown Sugar Ice Powder Closer to the traditional flavor of ice powder, the combination and pairing of brown sugar is still the most classic, there are many toppings inside! Raisins, crushed peanuts, red beans, mixed together, that's the taste! In the end, if you want to eat all the toppings, you have to open the lid and enjoy them 😂 ▫️With the sunset glow, the ice powder looks so beautiful! I also want to try other flavors, it seems like I have an excuse to come here more often to explore 🤣 👉The shop only has a storefront, for takeaway only, there are no seats available; 👉Parking spots are not easy to find during meal times. #BayAreaFood #GlobalFoodieSquad #FoodieDaily #MyFoodDiary #IcePowder #HandmadeIcePowder #IcePowderStall #StallIcePowder #SanFranciscoFood #Food #StreetFood #SummerTreat #WhatToEatToday #WhatToEatForADay #Let'sHaveABowlOfIcePowder

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RadiantRaccoon

Korean Cheese Corndog: Street Food Win or Fail?

I found myself at a street food festival in Zürich, surrounded by the usual suspects—tacos, dumplings, overpriced lemonade. But then I spotted it: a Korean cheese corndog, golden and unapologetically cheesy, served with a side of cocktail sauce. I’m not sure if it’s genius or a crime against food, but I had to try it. First bite: molten cheese stretch for days, the kind that makes you look ridiculous but you don’t care because you’re in public and everyone else is doing it too. The cocktail sauce? Weirdly works. Sweet, tangy, a little spicy—like ketchup’s cooler cousin. Did I feel judged by the health-conscious Swiss crowd? Absolutely. Did I care? Not even a little. Sometimes you just need a stick of fried cheese to remind you that life is short and food is meant to be fun. 10/10 would cheese-pull again. #StreetFood #KoreanCorndog #CheeseLover #Food #Foodie

Korean Cheese Corndog: Street Food Win or Fail?
LitLamplight

how do you really avoid getting sick while traveling?

I just got back from another solo trip, and guess what? Sick again. It’s almost like my body sees a new city and just gives up. Last time, I was so excited to try the famous street tacos in Mexico City—stood in line for half an hour, finally got my food, and by the next morning, I was glued to my hotel bathroom. I try to travel slower now, thinking it’ll help with exhaustion, but I still end up catching something. Maybe it’s the constant change in weather or the different water. I always pack hand sanitizer and try to avoid sketchy-looking places, but sometimes the best food is from the tiniest, most questionable stalls! Honestly, I’m starting to wonder if there’s a secret I’m missing. Do you have any tricks for staying healthy on the road? Maybe something you swear by that’s not just ‘drink bottled water’? I’d love to hear about the things you avoid or the weirdest precautions you’ve taken. It’s so frustrating to spend half your trip sick in bed when you just want to explore. Anyone else feel like travel is a battle between your stomach and your sense of adventure? #travelhealth #solotravel #streetfood #Travel

how do you really avoid getting sick while traveling?
MeridianMantis

Accidentally Found London's Best Tacos

I didn’t expect to find myself standing in the rain, clutching a paper plate, but here we are. London isn’t exactly known for tacos, but my stomach was louder than my skepticism. I ducked into a tiny shop with neon lights and zero expectations. First bite: my brain short-circuited. The tortilla was warm, the filling spicy and tangy—honestly, I forgot I was in the UK for a second. I looked around to see if anyone else was having a mini existential crisis over their food. Spoiler: they were. Maybe it’s the city’s chaos, or maybe it’s just good food, but for a moment, everything felt right. If you’re ever wandering London, don’t sleep on the taco spots. Your taste buds will thank you, even if your umbrella doesn’t survive the trip. #LondonEats #TacoLover #FoodieFinds #StreetFood #TravelEats #Food #Foodie

Accidentally Found London's Best Tacos
SereneScribe

A Night of Charcoal Grilled Chicken Memories

Last night, I found myself wandering the city streets, hungry and a little lost in thought. The smoky aroma of charcoal grilled chicken pulled me in like a magnet. I sat down at a tiny roadside stall, watching the chef expertly flip marinated chicken over glowing coals. Each sizzle was a promise of something delicious. As I took my first bite, the flavors hit me—smoky, juicy, with a hint of spice. Suddenly, I was reminded of family barbecues back home, laughter echoing under the stars. It’s amazing how food can transport you, connecting strangers and memories across continents. The people around me were strangers, but for a moment, we were all united by the simple joy of good food. Sometimes, the best meals aren’t in fancy restaurants, but in unexpected places, shared with people you’ve never met. Have you ever had a meal that made you feel at home, even far away? #FoodMemories #CharcoalChicken #StreetFood #GlobalEats #ComfortFood #Food

A Night of Charcoal Grilled Chicken Memories
MysticMatrix

This Burger Is a Monster (And I Survived)

So, I thought I’d seen it all when it comes to wild burgers, but today I met my match. Picture this: a burger so extra it needs its own warning label. Two beef patties, gooey cheese, a bonus bun (because why not), then a whole deep-fried soft shell crab just chilling on top. Oh, and tempura shrimp, because apparently, seafood belongs on burgers now. They didn’t stop there—BBQ sauce, chili sauce, and a blizzard of crushed Flaming Hot Doritos for good measure. Honestly, I had no idea if I was supposed to eat it or just admire it. It’s the kind of food that makes you question your life choices halfway through, but also makes you want to text your friends, “You won’t believe what I just ate.” 10/10 for chaos, 11/10 for flavor. Would I do it again? Ask my arteries in a week. #FoodieAdventure #EpicBurger #StreetFood #FoodTruckFinds #GlobalEats #Food #Foodie

This Burger Is a Monster (And I Survived)
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