"So much to love about traditional Japanese cuisine known as washoku (和食). Must eats when I visit include: 1) kaiseki (懐石料理, multi-course dinner displaying various cooking techniques); 2) shojin ryori (精進料理, vegetarian buddhist cuisine); 3) yakiniku (焼き肉, grilled meat like wagyu over charcoal); 4) regional ramen (ラーメン, various noodles and broth); and 5) matcha tea (抹茶) with seasonal wagashi (和菓子, traditional tea sweets)" --Jacyln

"So hard to choose in South Korea as well. My must eats include: 1) gungjung eumsik (궁중음식, Korean royal court cuisine); 2) samgyupsal-gui (삼겹살 구이, grilled pork belly); 3) naengmyeon (냉면, noodles in chilled broth); 4) dakgangjeong (닭강정, twice fried chicken); and 5) patbingsoo (팥빙수, shaved ice with red bean)" --Jacyln

"[Paris must eats...] Hmm there are a lot to choose from! Angelina’s for hot chocolate for sure! Treize for brunch or lunch & afternoon tea at the Shangri La!" --Catherine O'Hara, Wedding & Lifestyle Photographer in Ireland and France

"Oh the city of romance. It tempts our palates every time. Full restaurant and afternoon tea recommendations will be listed in separate upcoming blogs. But here at least are our go to staples each time we visit. Must Eats: 1) coffee and croissant or baguette with salted butter for breakfast; 2) Breizh Cafe's crêpe flambéed with fine de Bretagne; 3) Angelina's Mont-blanc and chocolat chaud; 4) Ladurée or Pierre Herme's Ispahan macaron (rose lychee); and 5) L’Éclair De Génie's award winning contemporary eclairs" --Jacyln & the Must Eats Family

"When in London, nothing is more quintessential than enjoying afternoon tea. Must Eats: 1) Traditional experience at Fortnum & Mason's Diamond Jubilee Tea Salon; 2) Artful presentation at Rosewood's Mirror Room; 3) Amazing high rise views of London at Shangri-la's Ting; 4) Interactive fun at Ampersand's Science or Jurassic Afternoon Tea; and 5) Whimsical sweets at One Aldwych’s Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Afternoon Tea. All of the above have excellent vegan and gluten free alternatives. Notify the restaurant of any food allergies and dietary restrictions at the time of reservation and kindly remind staff on arrival." --Jacyln

"We love the hearty and rustic fare of Germany. Here are some of our favorite traditional Swabian dishes from the Black Forest and throughout the country. Must Eats: 1) Maultaschen (meat and spinach dumpling); 2) Schnitzel (fried cutlet); 3) Weisswurst (a mild veal and pork white sausage for our son); 4) Spätzle (tiny butter pasta which is another go to for our picky eater; and 5) Schwarzwälder Kirschtorte (Black Forest Cherry Cake...but if trying this in Germany this one is for adults as the layers of cake must be soaked in Schwarzwälder Kirsch liquor in order to be sold as Schwarzwälder Kirschtorte)" --Jacyln & the Must Eats Family

"We seriously don't have enough stomach room any time we visit the islands. So many super ono plate lunches and luaus to choose from. But here are some simple dishes to try if it is your first time to Hawaii. Must Eats: 1) Fried butterfish; 2) Fresh poke (it is like seasoned sashimi); 3) Loco moco (hamburger without the bun but with gravy and 2 scoops of rice); 4) Malasadas (think fluffy donuts without the hole) and 5) Pancakes with coconut or lilikoi syrup and a side of fresh fruit (seriously, don't miss out on the amazing tropical fruit!)" --Jacyln

"California has its share of refined restaurants, but it is the availability of inexpensive yet fresh comfort food that makes me miss Cali the most. My nostalgic must eats: 1) Freshly made tortillas; 2) SoCal's carne asada chips or burritos; 3) Fish tacos; 4) Asian food (so many authentic options!); and 5) California cuisine (fresh, colorful, and inventive)" --Jacyln

"Happy to call New England our home, we love all the fresh seafood it has to offer. Must Eats: 1) Lobster (extra sweet thanks to the frigid waters); 2) Fried big belly clams (my favorite); 3) New England clam chowder (or as the locals say, chowdah!); 4) Junior roast beef sandwiches with everything on it (if you don't get the works at least get extra bbq sauce); and 5) Maple syrup from any state in the region" --Jacyln & the Must Eats Family

"My 3 must eats are: 1) Dole Whip (Disneyland® Resort and Walt Disney World® Resort); 2) Warm Cinnamon Roll at Gaston's Tavern (Walt Disney World®Resort: Magic Kingdom® Park); 3) Peanut Butter & Jelly Milkshake at 50's Prime Time Cafe (Walt Disney World® Resort: Disney's Hollywood Studios®)" --Chris, Travel Advisor specializing in Disney® and Universal Studios® vacations

"Walt Disney World® Resort's theme parks are truly magical places to be immersed in childhood wonder and nosh on thematic treats. We especially love character dining so we don't have to stand in line for meet and greets! Must Eats: 1) Magic Kingdom® Park - Jungle Skipper Canteen's whole fried fish and Sleepy Hollow's fresh fruit waffle sandwich; 2) EPCOT® - Yorkshire County Fish Shop's Fish & Chips and sampling around the World Showcase; 3) Disney's Hollywood Studios® - The Hollywood Brown Derby Lounge's famous cobb salad and Hollywood Vine's character dining for dinner; and 4) Disney's Animal Kingdom® Theme Park - Tusker House's character dining buffet and Satu'li Canteen's Metkayina Mousse" --Jacyln & the Must Eats Family

"There is so much to offer back at the resorts on non-park days. Must Eats: 1) Riviera Resort's Topolino Terrace's character breakfast (our son loves their bread basket and the character interactions!) and anything from their scrumptious dinner menu; 2) Grand Floridian lobster benedict (their citrus pancakes are amazing when they have them); 3) Disney Boardwalk's Trattoria al Forno's Insalata Caprese and Lasagna al Forno; and 4) Animal Kingdom Lodge's Sanaa Indian Bread Service while watching wildlife" --Jacyln

"The enchantment of the Wizarding World of Harry Potter™ takes our breath away every time: Must Eats: 1) Leaky Cauldron (Universal Studios Florida®): Fish & chips with Butterbeer™ Potted Cream for dessert; 2) Three Broomsticks (Universal Islands of Adventure®): The Great Feast with a round of Butterbeer™ and secret menu brews from Hog's Head™ (e.g. Triple, Hog's Tea 16oz, or Pear Dazzle); and 3) Florean Fortescue's (Universal Studios Florida®): Earl Grey & Lavender ice cream!" --Jacyln & the Must Eats Family