Eat, Pray, Regret: A Sarcastic Foodie's Guide to Global Gastronomy

Synopsis

Embark on a gastronomic journey that's more roast than toast in "Eat, Pray, Regret: A Sarcastic Foodie's Guide to Global Gastronomy." Bruce Wayne, Gotham's favorite son and unexpected culinary connoisseur, serves up a deliciously irreverent exploration of the world's most captivating (and sometimes questionable) culinary destinations. This book is your passport to a feast of flavors, cultural faux pas, and indigestion-inducing adventures that will leave you hungry for more – or possibly swearing off food altogether. From the bustling street markets of Bangkok to the Michelin-starred restaurants of Paris, Wayne peels back the layers of local cuisines with all the subtlety of a durian's aroma. Readers will discover how to navigate the treacherous waters of international dining etiquette, learn why some traditional dishes might be better left in the past, and gain insight into the intricate dance between food, culture, and travel. Whether you're a seasoned globe-trotter or an armchair adventurer, this book promises to be your sardonic companion through a world where every meal is an opportunity for cultural enlightenment – or a punchline. So pack your antacids and sense of humor; it's time to eat, pray, and possibly regret your way around the world.