Travel Geek Short: Snorkeling Tioman Island
Even shrouded in an eerie, noxious haze, the coral blooms under the
I get asked all the time whether I eat strange foods while traveling. And to answer this question, yes.
Among the stranger delicacies throughout Asian cuisine, cockroaches of various species are on the high class menu.
Personally, I could go my entire life and never even see one of these again, and it would still be too soon. But it seems apparent that these disgusting creatures aren’t going anywhere. They’re found everywhere on earth. And because I travel native style, it’s time to man up and eat one like a local.
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Cristina Luisa 11 years ago
You never fail to amuse, Cyle! Was it as good as the ambuyat in Brunei? 😉
cyleodonnell 11 years ago
Haha. Nowhere near! Not even the same ballpark. But probably paled in comparison to snake hearts in Bangkok!
Cristina Luisa 11 years ago
Yeah, I imagine it was much more crunchy and a whole lot less slimy… Haha. Yes, the snake heart- wish was in La Met, Vietnam- is where I draw the line! You’ve just given me a great idea for a new post- you’ll be mentioned! 🙂
cyleodonnell 11 years ago
Alright. Well link to it here or tweet it.
Cristina Luisa 11 years ago
Most definitely will! 🙂