Planning a Fukuoka trip with a baby? Here’s my honest Fukuoka Anpanman Children’s Museum review after visiting with my 13-month-old, including discount ticket tips, what to expect inside, and whether it’s really worth the price. If you’re looking for one of the best indoor kid-friendly spots in Fukuoka, Japan, this place is hard to beat.
If you’re wondering whether Asiana business class is worth it on the ultra-short Incheon–Fukuoka route, especially with a baby, here’s my real round-trip experience on OZ134 and OZ133. From seat types and in-flight meals to stroller tips and surviving a 65-minute flight with a toddler, this is the review I wish I had before booking.
If you’re flying out of Fukuoka, Lounge Fukuoka is one of the best ways to end your trip on a high note. Here’s exactly how to access it, what the food is like, and whether the nursing room and family-friendly facilities are actually worth knowing about.
I randomly walked into Twelve Flavors in Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong and ended up finding one of the best Sichuan meals of the trip. The real standout? A spicy cucumber salad so good I’d fly back to Hong Kong just to eat it again.
If you’re looking for a well-located hotel in Tsim Sha Tsui, Mondrian Hong Kong is one I’d gladly book again. The skyline views, easy airport access, stylish room, and surprisingly good breakfast made this stay a standout.
I flew Cathay Pacific business class round-trip between Incheon and Hong Kong on CX453 and CX410, and the biggest surprise was how good the inflight meals were. The seats were a mixed bag depending on the aircraft, but the braised pork belly and dim sum made this review worth writing.