Lonely Planet World's Best Street Food mini (Lonely Planet Food) Paperback – Illustrated, March 15, 2016

Jam packed with beautiful photos and fascinating food information. However, and it's a big however, unless you're able to view this on a large monitor (mine is 27") the text will be impossible to make out--unless you have some sort of super vision. It is totally inappropriate for any of the handheld Kindles.I've not tried any of the recipes, though they "read" authentic. I'm happy to purchase just for the pictures and the info goodies. Lonely Planet always does a great job, but some books just aren't adaptable to e-readers.

Excellent cookbook with unique recipes. I would have given it five stars except it's a direct scan and not kindle formatted, so there's no table of contents allowing you to jump directly to the recipe you want. You have to page all the way through, which gets old fast. Too bad, because otherwise it was fab.

I was very excited about this book, but once downloaded, I was very disappointed. The pages open in landscape, two at a time, and it seems that all the pages, even the recipes are pictures, not text. There is no way to enlarge the pictures or the text, which is so small that it is unreadable. The pictures without recipes are nice, but that's not why I got this book and the type is so small I don't know what I'm looking at.

I got this for a gift exchange, my uncle got the gift and LOVES the book!!

I have no complains with the contents of the book, only the ebook version. If you are getting the Kindle version, there are a few things you need to know.1. Its almost like a scanned copy of the original book. I'm using a full size ipad to read this and I felt the words are too small. I tried to go potrait style but it seems to only work with landscape.2. Images not present. Despite the print version being highly graphical for each recipe, you won't find the same here on the Kindle version. Because of this, reading isn't a pleasure because the food are not familiar so you go wondering what they look like, thus none seem to stand out.In short, don't get the Kindle version unless you know the book and just want a copy of the recipes.

Wonderfully illustrated with close to a hundred street food items for all over the world. Not only do they give you the recipe for each item, it goes into detail about what it is, where to find and the origins of the item. A good way to eat the street food of the world without leaving your home.

I did not bother to finish this book, I flipped through five or six pages and gave up. This is not a book formatted for Kindle. This is a book the appears to have been carefully photographed.Problem number one with this, it only works in landscape mode on your device. Problem number two, you are dealing with type not formatted to fit on a Kindle or other device. You are forced to view two pages on the screen. My mini iPad makes the text small, it is not comfortable for reading a recipe. Add brightly colored backgrounds and the small text blends into the background. If you are needing reading glasses, or have problems with reading poorly contrasted text, skip this book in Kindle format.Yes, the book has lots of pretty pictures, but I would prefer the option of being able to view one page at a time vs reading this in two page formatting with no option for making the text larger. This book would be much better in traditional book format. On a Kindle, I was going to get a headache.

A good collection of street foods from all over the world. An informative read with pictures and recipes. The font is small in my Kindle and zooming was not possible.