…sizzling up hole-in-the-wall ethnic eats of old Dubai
A neighbourhood worthy of some serious exploration is Naif. I might have made a similar proclamation two years ago, and I still
Continue readingAn Ethiopian stew with the power to make you lust after lentils.
Your body is not happy, that’s why you keep falling ill. You’re not feeding it enough…Soul Food. Hm. Now there
Continue readingThe crunchiest Jalebi you can find in Dubai.
Check this out. THIS is the sort of onion-latticed bread and chicken MEGA bullet I want shooting right through my mouth.
Continue readingPalestinian Oniony Chicken Pie in Hor Al Anz that was Out. Of. Control.
Did you eat hummus to celebrate UAE National Day? Maybe falafels? Or mandi? Or shawarma? Well, that’s all yummy enough.
I’m not sure what’s driving the new Maharashtrian food trend in town, but heck, I’m happy. India has so many
Continue readingMaharashtrian mountain memories at Manisha’s Kitchen
Latest update: So turns out that you can’t get kababs and Sangak at all times of the day. It’s a
Continue readingWhat do you eat with a three-foot long Iranian bread?
We all ate like little big fat piggies at China Sea last week. Six people at the table, twelve dishes,
Continue readingConfucius say: if you drown at China Sea, you become fat.
I confess I’ve romped about with many a plate of chicken and rice. Growing up in Dubai, I’d come across
I dragged two of my guy friends out to Sind Punjab in Meena Bazaar earlier this week. One of them
Because it’s one of those rare super authentic places serving up…in case it wasn’t spankingly obvious…African food. East African food
Continue readingWhy would you go to a place called the African Restaurant?
It’s not easy being a foodie. Even less so if you’re a food blogger. Everyone and their uncle suddenly feels
Continue readingAfter years of eating kababs, I finally ate The Kabab.
If someone told me about a restaurant called Eric’s, I’d expect to be walking into a joint that served American