"Girl Eat World”, quand une street-foodista parcourt le monde

À l’image de l’Instagramer Desserted in Paris qui part à la recherche des plus belles pâtisseries parisiennes, Melissa nous propose le même concept mais à l’échelle planétaire. De Bali au Mont Fuji en passant par Tokyo, Malte ou Séoul, la belle indonésienne collectionne les petits délices sucrés ou salés du monde entier depuis 2009. Vous pouvez aussi lui soumettre vos photos avec le hashtag #GirlEatWorld. instagram.com/girleatworld

Hong Kong

Jordanie (Wadi Rum)

Malte

Tokyo

Bali

Malaisie (Penang)

Pékin

Athènes

Château de Neuschwanstein (Allemagne)

Séoul

KOBE

An awesome {#WeEatWorld} by @elmooo_ting, toblerone overlooking the Matterhorn in Switzerland, one of the highest peaks in the Alps at 4,478m! It's also known as the Toblerone mountain because… Well you can see why! 😝 #switzerland #mountain #chocolate #matterhorn #toblerone

Une photo publiée par Food & Travel ❤️ (@girleatworld) le 16 Oct. 2014 à 22h23 PDT

{#WeEatWorld} by @sueeva. Kumar Cake 枯麻烧 👹 in Xi Tou Monster Village. A very cute place with delicious food according to the photographer @sueeva. The place looks very japanese, but I was surprised to find out this is actually in #Taiwan!

Une photo publiée par Food & Travel ❤️ (@girleatworld) le 31 Mai 2014 à 1h45 PDT

{#WeEatWorld} by @dorene_. Coconut Ice Cream 🍦 at a colorful Floating Market in #hatyai #thailand! Thailand is amazing. I first visited the country in 2010 and loved it so much that I've been back four times since. There is currently a military coup going on in the country, and while I am not well-versed in Thai politics to speak of it, I hope everyone is well and wish for the best for the country that I adore so much! ❤️

Une photo publiée par Food & Travel ❤️ (@girleatworld) le 28 Mai 2014 à 18h36 PDT

❤️🍫 Chocolate hearts at the Queen Victoria Building, also known as QVB to the locals. Thanks again to @vinhphams for bringing me here! This shopping centre at the central business district of Sydney has gone through many changes. First built in 1898, it went through eras of various uses including housing a concert hall, the city library and at some point became an old decaying building in danger of being demolished. It was finally restored in 1980s and is now one of the most popular shopping arcade in sydney today. I'm glad QVB was not demolished, this building is absolutely charming with its intricate tiles, wooden details and stained glass windows. Most importantly, it also houses some of the city's best cafe and chocolatier, such as Haigh's, Zumbo Patisserie and Koko Black (where i got this chocolate from!)

Une photo publiée par Food & Travel ❤️ (@girleatworld) le 7 Juin 2015 à 7h54 PDT

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