At Café Brasco, a laid-back place with comfy orange armchairs located on the corner of Folkungagatan and Renstiernasgatan, caffeine addicts often get a smile served  with their java.  It’s a great place to meet a friend, check your e-mail or rent a movie.  
On the glass counter, I spotted one of the most popular of Swedish pastries, the tasty treats which  used to be known as  “Negerbollar” (Nigger Balls).  Nowadays, most people call them Chocolate Balls or Cocunut Balls.  The pastry is a sort of  skeleton in the Swedish  linguistic closet. (…)

You don’t need to book a table in advance to be served at the Fried Herring wagon at Stockholm’s Södermalm Square. (…)

I’ve been a cook for a long time, 13 years, and maybe that is enough. I have a good time working as chef at Publik restaurant because the staff is nice and friendly and even the owners are cool. (…)

Yiqun Li was a tough opponent- Photo: Mathias Walin
I’m a sucker for ping-pong, which brings out the malevolent, vicious side of my character. (…)

Its strange how many places you can go in a single day or two. (…)

 
 
Henrik Lundstöm, 25 years old,  came to my apartment  recently for dinner.  He arrived with a big smile and said: “Nizaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaar  Nu kööööör vi. (…)

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