Aizu Ramen Izakaya · Bogota, Capital District, Colombia: Jigen-san makes the best ramen here—it’s some of the best I’ve ever tasted; 100% authentic Japanese, right here on Colombian soil. En español pa los parceros: Muy recomendado, es demaciado rico, si estudian cerca ala Javeriana y quieren distraerse un arato, en Ausi te comes todo.
Pastelería Florida · Bogota, Capital District, Colombia: This is a pastry shop I visit from time to time; the macarons they make are delicious, and the coffee is very good. The shop has been open since 1936—highly recommended if you happen to be taking a stroll along "el Septimazo." Para los paisanos, esta pasteleria maneja un pan de canela delicioso, y los macarons ni se diga, el cafe muy bueno
Museo Restaurante Nuestra Generación · Bogota, Capital District, Colombia: Do you want to remember what the 80s and 90s were like in Bogotá? This restaurant-museum is the perfect place; the milkshakes are delicious and the hamburgers are among the best. You can get a glimpse into the era your parents lived through—classics that never die. The museum features everything from toys and stuffed animals to records by popular bands and memorabilia from television series. PA los panitas, 100 de 10 TIENEN QUE IR, recomendado
Oro Jackson Geek Coffee Bar · Bogota, Colombia: This is where the biggest otaku come to drink and sing anime opening themes. They offer cocktails inspired by the best anime series, and there’s also karaoke—featuring K-pop, anime openings, J-pop, and J-rock. It’s the perfect spot for the nerds and otaku of the district.
Texas Roadhouse · Palm Beach County, USA: This restaurant was where I tried beef brisket for the first time—it was absolutely delicious. I had never experienced Texas-style BBQ before, and this place completely blew me away.