30 Best Food Experiences of my 30s
To celebrate my 40th birthday, I’m sharing the 30 best food and dining experiences I had during my thirties covering Europe, Asia, and the Americas!
United States of America
We’ve both traveled in the United States extensively over the years, both together and on our own. We both have childhood memories of family holidays ‘across the border.’ Andrew made a number of family trips to Florida, packed in a car with his brother and sister. Alison travelled all over the USA with her parents and Grandma in a big, old motorhome (now you know where our inspiration comes from) and by the time she was in her teens, had visited all but four continental states.
Together, we honeymooned in the States, tenting our way down to Pennsylvania. We’ve visited California, Las Vegas, and Florida together, on numerous occasions, and we’ve stood in awe at the natural wonder of the Grand Canyon and Zion National Parks. The United States are virtually made for exploring by motorhome, and slow travelling through the back roads of the USA is definitely on our bucket list.
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Leaving Las Vegas
MGM Grand Hotel
The last half of our Vegas visit was as good as the first half and included just as much good food.
On Thursday night, I tagged along with Andrew and some of his work colleagues for supper at Shibuya, a Japanese restaurant at the MGM Grand. Although, not quite as good as Okada, it was one of the better meals we had at the Grand.
Viva Las Vegas!
View of the Strip from our room at the MGM Grand
Vegas, I owe you an apology and I am deeply sorry. I imagined you were still a land of $5.99 all you can eat buffets that bake under heat lamps all day long, gathering the germs and bacteria of a thousand semi-comatosed gambling junkies. I thought there would be little to do but waste away the day at the one-armed bandits, while sipping watered-down, comped drinks. I’m sorry Vegas, I was wrong.