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Jumeirah Lakes Towers (JLT) is a melting pot of cuisines from around the world. Just think of any food you want to try, and you’ll find it at JLT, Dubai. Finding Indian restaurants is very easy as there are quite a few here. A few days back, I was at JLT to try Khau Galli,... Continue Reading →
Bombay Chaat Bhandar is an online delivery platform specializing in North Indian street food. So last week, I ordered the Bombay Chilli Cheese Sandwich. It was soo good and loaded with cheese and my family and I loved it so much that we finished it in one go. Definitely recommend this.
Tea Connect is an online delivery platform specializing in North Indian breakfast and lunch combos, Chinese and quick bites like sandwiches and chaats and also hot and cold beverages. I ordered a Samosa and a Cardomom Chai. The samosa was hot and crispy and packed with a whole lot of yummy goodness. It was huge... Continue Reading →
My first experience here was many months ago and it was so wonderful that I had to try them again. Nukkad pe Bhukkad is located in Karama and serves everything from chaats to sandwiches to Chinese to momos and pasta. It’s the best place to order a variety of dishes, all from under one roof.... Continue Reading →
This is a delivery-only platform operating in Discovery Gardens. I received an assorted platter of Indian sweets with jalebi, besan ladoo, and pedas. The jalebis were delectable though a bit dry. The pedas were good but I’ve had better. Lalluji Sweets and Snacks also have chaats, other snacks and beverages in addition to a limited... Continue Reading →
Desi Junction is a new restaurant to have opened in Dubai mid-April, in the midst of this coronavirus situation. They serve typical desi cuisine with a twist, and right now offer home deliveries in and around Karama, where they are located. The menu boasts of Desi Chaat, and traditional cooking methods like Lagan and Tawa... Continue Reading →
Holiday Inn Bur Dubai is quite a popular name amongst the old Dubai dwellers and in the lobby is Anwar Restaurant, a multi-cuisine eatery with themed buffets on various days of the week. Thursday nights are Mughlai Nights, aptly named Farman-e-Mughal, a cuisine that celebrates Indian spices. The buffet is spread all around the restaurant... Continue Reading →
Al Seef, located near Dubai Creek, is a must visit place to soak in Dubai’s heritage. The are many restaurants here with beautiful views of the creek be it during the day or night. Kailash Parbat was started in the 1950’s and is one of the most iconic brands in India serving vegetarian food. The... Continue Reading →
Take a hard-core non-vegetarian to Rajdhani Street and he’s sure to fall in love with vegetarian food. This is not an exaggeration. It is my first-hand experience through my hubby who will not touch food if there is not even one non-veg. dish. And even if he does, he would be sulking and making faces... Continue Reading →
A cup of chai (tea) makes everything better said someone once and I couldn’t agree more. Project Chaiwala is inspired by the tea culture from around the world, from karak stops in Bur Dubai to clay kulhar cups in vibrant Delhi markets. They claim that their tea leaves are ethically sourced from organic gardens and... Continue Reading →
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