For the love of food, friendship & wanderlust
There’s so much joy in sharing food with loved ones. Sitting around a table, casual conversations flowing. Talking life, travel plans, how stressful and busy work is. I always find it relaxing, social, and you’ve got to admit – food also tastes so much better! Growing up, I shared everything with my brother, from his toy cars
When our waiter brought our order of lucknowi kebabs to the table, it didn’t look anything like kebabs. It was flat on the plate, like a thick layer of nearly-burnt masala you find at the bottom of a biryani. The friends I was dining with that night, who recommended we absolutely MUST try Al Afadhil, reassured
One of the most wonderful things about blogging is being a part of this community of people who share our passion for good food and love of all things eating. Through many a blogger events, we’ve had the opportunity to meet a bunch of bloggers (surprisingly all women!) who have the same enthusiasm as us
The past month has been an absolute foodie delight. Pure joy resulting from discovering new places, eating delicious food and sharing it with you all. Over the years, Namrata and I have had one too many moments like these. Where we’ve scanned menus and taken more photos of our plates than we know what to do with.
To say that Dubai has an abundance of brunch options would be THE understatement of the year. There’s something to suit any mood, budget and time of day – what is an “evening brunch” anyway? Nams and I like to try as many new restaurants as we can, all in the name of research, of course!
It’s been an awfully busy time in our world, how are you guys? Between full time jobs, travel (how has it already been a month since I got back from the US?!), working out (that’s all Namrata, not me), attending baby showers, family time… you know the drill. It’s been a challenge to blog regularly.
As far as quirky décor goes, this one’s a pretty good one. Dubai seems to be in burger overdrive mode. Everywhere you look, there’s new joints opening up. Growing up, I was loyal to Hardees (there was one right next to the university I went to) Then, when I had a bit of money, it
No. Fifty Seven Boutique Cafe from Abu Dhabi was recently in Dubai for a four-day pop-up cafe stint. Pop-ups seem to be the in-thing at the moment but Buthaina Al Mazrui and Alamira Noor Bani Hashim are no newbies to it. The young, talented girls founded the Dinner Club No. 57 in 2012, hosting elaborate
If like me, you’ve only skimmed the surface of Italian cuisine, our vocabulary is then mostly limited to pizza, pasta, lasagna, risotto and the like. So what can you eat in Venice that’s different and will make your trip there a memorable one? Sitting in the back of a vaporetto (waterbus), I tilted my face up at an angle in a meek