My story

From Science to passport stamps

Hello, I’m Rea. London-based, from a pharmaceutical background, and always planning my next trip around what I’m going to eat.

Taste The Voyage is where I share honest food reviews, easy to follow travel guides and the small moments that end up being the most memorable.

Coming from a pharmaceutical background, I’ve learned to pay attention to details to notice the little things, ask the right questions, and only recommend what genuinely feels worth it. I bring that same approach to travel. I’m not just chasing the “pretty” spots; I want places that feel real.

“The best way to know a place is to taste it slowly because food carries history, comfort, and tradition, and every bite is a small introduction to the people who live there.”

A Taste of Adventure

Food is my compass. It’s how I connect with a culture, even when I don’t speak the language. From street food markets to hidden neighbourhood cafés (and the occasional fine-dining moment), I’m here to share what’s genuinely worth your time and your money.

More Than Just a Passport Stamp

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PhilosophyGo where you feel most alive.

I’m not chasing the most “Instagrammable” itinerary. I’m into slow, intentional travel: wandering without rushing, finding local favourites, and building trips that feel easy and memorable.

You’ll find:

Food reviews (the good, the overrated, and the “go back twice” places)

Travel guides & day itineraries (especially city breaks from London)

Hidden gems + practical tips (how to get there, what to book, what to skip)

Travel-inspired recipes (when I recreate flavours at home)

What fills my days now

Food Trails & Reviews

Recreating flavors from my travels in my home kitchen.

City Guides & Weekend Escapes

Recreating flavors from my travels in my home kitchen.

Recipes From The Road

Recreating flavors from my travels in my home kitchen.

Let's explore together, Rea 🤍If you love travel that’s built around food (and food that feels like a story), you’re in the right place.

Snippets from the road

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