Hospitality in an Emirati Home
Dubai is home to more than 200 nationalities and imports 80 percent of its food. As such, much of the city’sContinue Reading
Eat Well, Laugh Loud, Live Long
Dubai is home to more than 200 nationalities and imports 80 percent of its food. As such, much of the city’sContinue Reading
Walking around the historic area of Al Shindagha, the place was just recovering from post-pandemic trauma as most of theContinue Reading
This was Princess and my first meal during our recent holiday in Dubai. Get ready to walk like an Egyptian.
Dubai is home to more than 200 nationalities and imports 80 percent of its food. As such, much of theContinue Reading
The name Alaturka means ‘in traditional Turkish style’. It originates from the era of the Ottoman Empire and used to describe theContinue Reading
People who know me well would be surprised that I picked a vegan place for lunch. Sometimes the carnivore inContinue Reading
This is an unique cafe/bistro located inside a nursery. You can appreciate the amount of greenery around you while youContinue Reading
New company, new place for lunch. Have not been back to the Tanjong Pagar area for years, but this newContinue Reading
Finally, Israeli cuisine has made its way to Singapore. First with the casual diner Miznon and then the pop-up BBQContinue Reading