Mr Kong is the kind of Chinese restaurant that has a menu…and then a totally different secret menu! …read more…

Itoya, in Ginza, is a wonderful stationery store which you can find quite easily by looking out for a huge red paperclip hanging from the front of the building! …read more…

Central Station Records has an excellent and exstensive vinyl collection for all dance music genres which includes local Australian artists and well as hundreds of imports. …read more…

Loft is kinda like Tokyu Hands but a bit less DIY and a bit more slick and stylish…sort of. …read more…

Velvet Illusion is a wonderful clothes store with great 1960’s style gear including such cool mini-skirt’s and mini-dresses that you’ll wish you had the legs to pull them off every day. …read more…

We were extremely lucky to be in Galway during the annual arts festival in July, when the town hosts a veritable feast of music and performances. You can’t walk down Quay street without tripping over a street busker! …read more…

Primarily known for it’s t-shirts, Aussie online store, Remo, has a brilliant selection of really unique products. It’s most famous icon, the ‘Eternity’ logo, was inspired by a gent called Arthur Stace, an alcoholic homeless man, who, after converting to Christianity, went around the streets of Sydney chalking ‘Eternity’ on the pavement in flowing copperplate writing. …read more…

Cakes! Biscuits! Chocolate! Cake!!! …read more…

Without doubt, one of the best coffee shops in London! With three locations, one in Covent Garden, and two at Borough Market, Monmouth sells wonderful beans from all over the world…Africa, Central and South America and Asia-Pacific . …read more…

Nope, no handbags. No apparent bitches either but there’s definitely some pretty great post-war design! …read more…