From the street to the suite our culinary curiosity has taken us across more than 25 countries and countless cities where we’ve dived head first into what’s on offer.
From hawker stands to Michelin starred restaurants and everything in between our passion for sharing the good life with those close to us sprouts conversation and opportunity.
For this we are eternally grateful.
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Wise Kwai is set in an intimate dining room space on the first floor of Dusit Thani's latest property in Barsha Heights. Seemingly a culinary tribute to one of Thailand's most famous movie critics, the interiors strive to deliver a cinematic feel. The styling features some quirky elements, like the wood block stamps, large overhead light boxes with Asian inspired motifs and the old school cameras and movie projector.
We visit the new Japanese - Peruvian fusion experience on the Palm called Aji.
It's not often that I would be at all interested in dining at an obvious promotional vehicle of a car company (pun intended) but Intersect by Lexus is not your average pop up venue or show room but rather a uniquely executed and refined dining concept that just happens to have reference to the brand.
Trying a new place is always a journey and venturing into the new is all part of fun. One of the key things we consider as super important for any outlet is service. So when we dropped by this new venue in an already crowded market place, we thought at the least that all hands would be on deck to provide outstanding service.
When you think of healthy and unique dining, chances are Sunset Mall isn't the first thing that springs to mind. This may be set to change perhaps just a little with the addition of Sesame - which is tucked away in the corner on the first floor of this Jumeriah locale.
Shrouded in mystery and located deep within the confines of the Majestic Hotel you may find Miss Wang. You will need to work hard to seek her out as she is deliberately hard to catch. To gain her culinary affections your journey will include a flight of stairs and you will need to follow the stenciled signs to find your way.
Anytime there’s talk of smoke and meat, I’m all over it. So it was with great anticipation that I watched and waited and waited for the black and white hoarding of the Mighty Quinn to be brought down and the NYC based smokehouse to open on JBR.
Supposedly a Canadian inspired bar - Ten Street offers a clean, semi industrial fit out which is on this evening an eerily quiet locale. Being tucked away in the back corner on the first floor of Al Fattan towers probably doesn't exactly help, you can only hope that they got the place for a song because it's a rather large space.
An amazing place to visit and be a part of some excellent fusion concept cuisine. The crowd is picking up a little more these days so the vibe is a little livelier, especially as ladies night gains more momentum.
