Tag: Dining

AsI had a drink before my flight to Buenos Aires this past June, a man struck up a conversation with me about where I was heading. “I hope you like steak,” he said, and I smiled with lips tight. Of course I was going to the Argentine city to sample its vegan cuisine, but he didn’t ...

Whether it’s your 1st, 2nd or 5th anniversary- every anniversary is a milestone! This is the day when you want to make an extra effort to reaffirm your love for your partner. Are you planning for an intimate romantic dinner for two..so that you can remember those glory days of your dating peri...

The Tangra Project at DLF Avenue celebrates diverse influences that made the Tangra region in Kolkata a foodie’s paradise. Think homestyle Bengali food, classic Chinese fare, an Anglo-Indian cuisine section, and even a Punjabi tandoor section. Visit with a couple of your friends or family, you...

When F. Ron tells you he had a meal in which he was entirely transported, you know you have to book a reservation at the same place…ASAP (seriously, drop everything you’re doing). Los Angeles is home to not just the best restaurants in the world, but also some o...

Montreal is a city known for its rich culinary scene and pet-friendly atmosphere. For dog owners, dining out can be a challenge when they want to include their furry companions. Fortunately, Montreal offers a variety of dog-friendly restaurants where you and your four-legged friend can enjoy a ...

Saw this on @migrationology YouTube channel and it looked so good. I had to try this somehow during my trip to JP. I actually went there twice.. the first time I went there quite late and they’re closing. I went there again and I managed to get in but not without some drama. They&rsq...

Located in Algarve, Southern Portugal, Austa is on a mission to provide a platform for small, independent projects and producers and also creativity in the region. The restaurant has a harmonious fusion of traditional and vernacular influences, alongside modern functionality that provid...

Let’s embark on a journey into the heart of Portuguese dining etiquette, where the act of crossing your knife and fork on your plate carries more meaning than meets the eye. In Portugal, this simple gesture holds cultural significance that goes beyond finishing a meal. Let’s uncover the ...