• Get On Your Bikes and Eat!

    Welcome to The Hungry Cyclist. A website dedicated to one mans love of food, cycling and travel. Scroll through these slides to explore!

  • The Ceviche Supper Club

    Whats my favorite food? Ceviche. Thats why when Im not cycling and eating in far flung places I host The Ceviche Supper Club at home. Find out about this delicious little event here. Click The Image For More

  • London World of Food: A to Z

    London is an international city; one of the world’s vital hubs. So is it possible to travel round the world without even crossing the M25? This is a journey round the world foods of London. An A to Z of world food. Click The Image For More

  • Cycling & Eating The Mekong River

    From the Mekong Delta in Vietnam to Yunnan in China. In 2009/10 I cycled The Mekong River in South East Asia in search of the perfect meal. Find out more about this fascinating. Click The Image For More

  • Local Pig Kill In France - There Will Be Blood!

    Some might say if you are willing to eat meat you should be willing to to butcher it too. See the real work that goes into your bacon sandwiches and pork pies with this gallery from a local pig kill in France. There will be blood. Click The Image For More

  • The Hungry Cyclist In Saigon

    With more mopeds than people riding a bicycle in Saigon is a noisy fumes-filled adventure. But to reward the intrepid cyclist is the promise of Vietnamese food. Click The Image For More

  • The Hungry Cyclist in Cambodia - Photo Gallery

    Phnom Penh, Angkor What, snakes on sticks and the best crabs on earth - Find out a little more about cycle touring in Cambodia with this photo gallery. Click The Image For More

  • Working The Burgundy Grape Harvest

    In 2011 I worked the grape harvest in Burgundy France. My back has never hurt so much but taking part in this historic annual event gave me unlimited access to the hard working people of this important harvest. Click The Image For More

  • Cycling & Eating The Mosel River

    Looking for a no hassle gastronomic bike ride in central Europe? The Mosel is for you.

  • The Hungry Cyclist in Taiwan

    Cutting through the steep hillsides and verdant tea plantations of PingLin is hot, hard work. The undulating countryside and searing heat make for challenging cycling but also ensure that PingLin grows some of the best tea in the world. Click The Image The Image For More About This Region

  • Food & Travel Photography

    I try not to go anywhere without my camera. Food and its role in our cultures fascinates me and I love taking pictures of what I ate, utensils and who makes it.I hope my photos inspire others to celebrate new food cultures and their own.

  • The Hungry Cyclist In The Holy Land

    Ubiquitous felafel stands in Eastern Jerusalem, bagels dipped in zaatar spice in the old city. Tabbouleh and babaganoush under the pyramids. These trade-mark dishes of the Levant fueled my pedal powered quest to Cairo, accompanied by kilos of beloved humus. Click The Image For More

  • Tour De France Recipes

    In 2009 I followed the Tour De France through its Food. Taking a classic recipes from every region the great race passed through it was a delicious journey. No gels or energy bars here. Click Image for more.

  • Eat 366

    What is fueling The Hungry Cyclist this year? Click The Hp Sauce to fine out.

  • Pedalling The Americas For The Perfect Meal

    It was my first big ride and where The hungry Cyclist began - Find out more about my ride from New York to Rio.

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The Hungry Cyclist Book

From New York City to Rio de Janeiro, with nothing but a puncture repair kit for protection, I embarked upon an epic pedal-powered quest in search of the perfect meal.

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Eating London A to Z

London is an international city; one of the world’s vital hubs. So is it possible to travel round the world without even crossing the M25?

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Ceviche Supper Club

Ride a bicycle from New York City to Rio in search of the perfect meal, and a question you need to answer on your return is “and what was your favorite meal?” Ceviche is always my answer!

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Food & Cycling Holidays

Man cannot live on Food and Cycling alone - Or can he? In order to keep the irresponsible dream of cycling and eating alive I make a few quid leading gastronomic cycling holidays for Duvine Adventures. At Duvine Come join us!

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Latest From The Blog

Stuffed with tasty recipes, tantalizing photos and plenty more delicious treats from the world of good food and slow cycling The Hungry Cyclist blog is always worth a visit.

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Who Is The Hungry Cyclist

'The sport of cycling consists of sitting on a luxurious saddle and being moved rapidly in the direction you wish to go by unseen heavenly powers'.

Hello and welcome to The Hungry Cyclist website, a little corner of the internet dedicated to my passion for cycling and food. My name is Tom Kevill-Davies, I love riding my bicycles, I love to travel and I love to cook and eat good food. It really is that simple.

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About This Website

"One of the gladdest moments of human life, methinks, is the departure upon a distant journey into unknown lands. Shaking off with one mighty effort the fetters of habit, the leaden weight of routine, the cloak of many cares and the slavery of home, man feels once more happy." Richard Burton

As the name suggest The Hungry Cyclist is all about food and cycling and what you are reading now is my own testament to a joyous marriage of gears and gastronomy. I love to ride my bike, I love to eat, and on this blog, from the comfort of your computer you can follow my global pedal-powered quest in search of the perfect meal.

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