Travellers in search of gastronomical delights should look no further than France if they want to satisfy their cravings for gourmet delicacies and rustic nibbles. France is the ideal destination for anyone who loves to experience travel through their stomach! Of course, everyone has heard of french fries, frogs, croissants and snails, but what else …
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Last weekend, we were invited for a experiential at a luxury resort – The Tamara Coorg. They were launching a flavor fest, and the menu was curated by Chef Abhijit Saha and his team. The weather forecast was rainy, and it had been while that I had visited Coorg in the rains. Excited and eager, …
Glenfiddich, awarded for its passion towards innovation, pushes the boundaries of convention further by launching Cocktails Reimagined– a selection of exotic cocktails with the finest ingredients painstakingly handpicked from diverse parts of India. Re-defining the rules of traditional cocktail making, the cocktails have been created with the Glenfiddich 12-, 15-, 18- and 21-year old single malt. And last week, we were invited for …
JW Marriott’s Alba is one of our favorite haunts for good Italian food in the city. The beautiful interiors, amazing collection of wines and impeccable service – have been consistent in this restaurant of JW Marriott for the past years. We have enjoyed their brunches overlooking Cubbon Park, various chef tastings and more. And the …
Last week we were invited for a special preview of Jalsa Gold’s Valentine’s Special dinner. Now I have always liked the original Jalsa, their Mughal décor and cushion seats – the whole royal experience to dining. They were one of the first to bring that kind of concept dining to the city, back in the …
Going to VR Bengaluru is usually a day trip for me. But the nice places to eat there make the journey worth it. And of course, the shopping scene there. That was how we planned our Saturday brunch last week, heading out there on the nice not-so-sunny day. Whitefield Arms is a big place – …
We were invited to Edo for a tasting of Shojin Ryori – Buddhist religious food that is eaten at temples. It is a vegetarian meal based on the principle of ahimsa. This is eaten at monasteries primarily by the resident monks. Even believers eat this, and there are restaurants in temple premises in Kyoto, Japan …
Last Sunday, we were invited to a fun brunch in this amazing weather. The Sheraton Grand hosted Grape Stomping in association with Grover Zampa Vineyards, at the Persian Terrace and Bene. The brunch had food from both the restaurants being served, so there is a nice selection of Persian food, and some delicious Italian selections. …
Bangalore has some excellent dining destinations that are tucked away in this beautiful property, amidst the verdant, lush green lawns and the elegant luxury of The Oberoi. Their colonial styled bar – The Polo Club is a perfect example, and ever since my first visit to the hotel – I loved how pretty the al …
A discussion I am constantly having is about relevance of information. And its authenticity and validity. Quite an abrupt start to a post you must think this is. But think about it for a minute. Social media, video and blog platforms have given everyone a voice. A good experience has a review; a bad experience …
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