Dal Baati Churma in Gujarat
3 years ago, I received an email from a stranger professing his love for food. Since then, this understated food explorer extraordinaire
…sizzling up hole-in-the-wall ethnic eats of old Dubai
3 years ago, I received an email from a stranger professing his love for food. Since then, this understated food explorer extraordinaire
I have finally tasted a biryani that is worth talking about. Not because it’s the best biryani I’ve ever had
Continue readingShould Every Restaurant Perfume Their Biryani with Rosewater?
If you’re having one of those days where you want to bolt out of the office, grab the first available
Be it the pillowy pita or the raggedy injera, breaking bread across the many ethnic communities in Dubai is an
Continue readingA Trail of Crumbs: Diving into Traditional Bread Baskets across Dubai
After being in the food tour business for two years, I don’t know what on earth I’ve been doing writing
Continue readingWhen sorrow over Safa Park strikes, distract yourself with this food trail.
Since my last post on greasy comfort-laden strips of Turkish doner, I’ve had a couple of memorable food discoveries that
In Emirati lingo, Malleh means preserved fish – from the word ‘Milh’ or salt. It was the natural way of
28/10/2014: The sinister niggling feeling in my heart played out folks, this place has shut down. A real tragedy that we won’t
Continue readingHelp keep the new Taiwanese ‘Honey Ice Cream Dessert Shop’ alive.
The last time I truly enjoyed Chinese hotpot was three years ago on Baniyas Road. Despite its worn walls and
Continue readingHotpot haunt in Nasr Square, Deira that’s totally worth the hunt.
A spectacular serving of pineapple fried rice trumped the list of dishes that I’ve consumed over the past two weeks. Every
Continue readingFinally, more pocket-friendly ways to fix that Thai Curry craving.
I escape the blinding rays of an urban desert sun and falter into the hushed, dimly lit restaurant. Dazed, burnt, colour-blind.
Continue readingPopular Emirati dishes served up in a dusty overlooked corner of Qusais.
Scratch your dinner plans tonight and try the lamb chops in Karama. SMOKY and BUTTERY are two of the most
Continue readingThe lamb chops you should have been eating for the past 30 years.