Boston is perfect for citywalk 🦞 — eat and explore, food everywhere!

I chose Boston for my first solo trip 🏃🏻‍♀️‍➡️, so the foods I’m recommending are also solo-diner friendly 🙋🏻‍♀️. Before coming, my Boston-native friends said I must try Thai food. Since I was going to Revere Beach, I picked Crying Thaiger nearby 🐯. Oh my – their khao pad kra pao (holy basil stir-fry rice) was mind-blowing 🍚! The flavor was super authentic, heavy-taste lovers can’t miss it. Mango sticky rice 🥭 and Thai tea were also effortless wins~ Most importantly, it was so cheap – all that plus tip was only around $40... The next day, I did a campus tour. First stop: Berryline for a yogurt fanatic 🍶. They have handmade mochi, but I feel like the fruit combos pair better with yogurt 🫐🍓. Having a bowl as an afternoon snack in the summer is amazing 😎. Then I went to the much-praised Yume Ga Arukara near Harvard 🍜. I chose the widely recommended Spicy Cold Niku Udon with a soft-boiled egg 🍳. A bowl of icy spicy udon really hits the spot in summer, but the flavor wasn’t that jaw-dropping to me 👅. On the third day, I finally visited The Daily Catch 🦞. I went to the Waterfront location because they accept Apple Pay. This was the only major letdown of the trip – so disappointing 😫🥹. But because it was expensive, I stubbornly kept my fork going 🍴 and even packed leftovers… whoever eats this is a big silly 😀. Finally, Freedom Trail citywalk . My hotel was on super-walkable Newbury Street. Super Emoji truly lived up to its name 🍑 – very fresh and refreshing~ Amorino petal gelato 🍦 not recommended though, flavors were too mild and not cheap – poor value. Wandering into Chinatown for a bowl of pho brought me back to life 🍜✨. #USA #Travel #StudyAbroad #BostonLife #HarvardUniversity #Food #IceCream #BubbleTea #Coffee #Yogurt