Popping The Next Food Baby: The Frying Pan Diaries
Hi there. You know I’ve stopped blogging, no breaking news there. It’s not because I don’t love writing, I still
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…sizzling up hole-in-the-wall ethnic eats of old Dubai
Hi there. You know I’ve stopped blogging, no breaking news there. It’s not because I don’t love writing, I still
Continue readingPopping The Next Food Baby: The Frying Pan Diaries
Make rolls with meat, if wished, with thin sheets of bread whose ends you need to seal. Or, a piece
I woke up this morning to an email which spoke about ‘rolling out the red carpet’ for a ‘lavish Iftar
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?
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
The Friday brunch experience to try in 2015 is not the one in a sterile overpriced hotel, but rather the buffet of
Continue readingA Trail of Four Markets – a Friday market hop across Old and New Dubai
Since my last post on greasy comfort-laden strips of Turkish doner, I’ve had a couple of memorable food discoveries that
The first time I sunk my teeth into the Tonbik Shawarma, the saucy swirl of condiments and crunchy cabbage and
Continue readingLayali’s Tonbik Shawarma: The greasy zenith of Turkish comfort food in Naif.
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.
Our heads jerked in unison towards the moving source of the panic. Loud gruff screams ripped through the din of the fish market just
Continue readingThe Freshest Catch: Seasoned, Grilled and Served Up at the Old Deira Fish Market.
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.