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I am happy to introduce a new section of the blog called Taste of CĆ“te dāIvoire : An A to Z Guide to Ivorian Cuisine. While writing this guide has been on my mind for a while now, I was still wondering how to produce this content & present it in the best possible way. …
I would like to think that I am definitely not hard to pleaseā¦on any given day a good slice of cheesecake, churros or a lemon tart would make me the happiest foodie on earth. A lot of restaurants in Abidjan have lemon tarts on their dessert menus BUT are they all yummy ? Thatās the …
Grand-Bassam is the first capital of CĆ“te dāIvoire and definitely a touristic town. Located about 30-45 minutes away from Abidjan, this historical town has become a UNESCO World Heritage Cultural site in 2012. During my childhood, my family and I used to go regularly to Grand-Bassam on Sundays. It was an outing I was always …
As I grow older, I am more and more interested in developing heathy habits. For example, I am more conscious about my daily water intake, the number of steps I have to make even on a slow ā I am lazy at home ā day and definitely in my diet as well. Now let …
In addition to being a brunch lover, I am also a cheesecake lover. Itās my all-time favorite dessert. To be honest, finding cheesecakes in Abidjan is not the easiest thing to doā¦at least thatās what I thought until I tasted the ones made by Reem Bakes available at Samās. We had slices of Speculos & …
As you have probably guessed by now, I š eating out ! No wonder I launched the 1st food blog of the country, right? š Here in CĆ“te dāIvoire , we had our first case of Covid-19 in March 2020 and restaurants, bars and a bunch of places had to close from Mid-March until Mid-May. …
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Abidjan is truly a cosmopolitan city! One of the great things about being a foodie in Abidjan is the fact that its culinary scene; one of the most diverse of West Africa is constantly evolving. Indeed, one can easily ātravel across the world without leaving the restaurantās tableā. Even though, some of you may think …
Letās start the year on a healthier note, shall we? Although, I am not a big fan of resolutions, in 2019 I thought I should make an exception and consider adopting healthier habits especially in my foodie life. I started the year by reducing my meat consumption and I will continue on the āhealthierā path …
Itās been 3 months since I got back home in CĆ“te dāIvoireĀ and I happily resumed one of my favourite activity: eating out in the new restaurants in Abidjan. Although there are more than 250 restaurants in the city, there are new ones opening and unfortunately other ones closing almost every month. Here are the …
The restaurant scene in Abidjan is growing at such a fascinating pace. From the time I started blogging until today, I have seen numerous restaurants openingā¦and others closing. Brazilian, ThaĆÆ, Chinese you name it. If you are hungry for Ethiopian cuisine in Abidjan and wondering where to find it ?Ā Ā The answer is undoubtedly less obvious …