Here's How Eating Tasty in Journey

OFTEN people say, eat at the roadside just like eating at fast food restaurants. But not so for Jane and Michael Stern, author of the book 500 Things To Eat Before It's Too Late. Here's how to have a good meal on the trip:
Context delicacies
Find out what foods are eaten by local communities will be increasingly closer you are to the local culture. The unique flavor of each food you will ever eat will stick in the memory until whenever.
No matter whether the food was processed by the famous cook or not. Although the food was just fried, barbecue, baked in the traditional way, which is important arouse appetite.
Try local flavors
 

Find out the privileges of an area before you visit, so you know where any could find a place to eat that is topnotch.
Find an alternative road
If your goal simply to travel from point A to point B in the shortest possible time, then you will only memenukan places to eat in the rest area that is not too special. Try to find an alternative path passes through a small town, because there is a better way to find a good meal.
Ask questions correctly
The worst question posed on the local community is, "Where is the best restaurant? '" Because they are always going to show you the most expensive places to eat. Better to catapult the question, "Where do you usually eat around here?" You can also be specific to ask where the best version of local specialties.
Follow your senses Smell
When you visit an unfamiliar city, open your windshield, and inhale the scent that cradles the sense of smell. Aroma barbeque, bread rolls, sausage, or donut will lead you. For Muslims, it would be better if it was licensed halal food so calm when you eat it.