The views and the setting are spectacular, no doubt, but as I said earlier there’s plenty others that offer the same.
Thiptara is located in The Palace, Downtown Dubai. You can reach them on 04 428 7888.
Thiptara is located in The Palace, Downtown Dubai. You can reach them on 04 428 7888.
It’s amazing how conversations lead to beautiful discoveries.
Over coffee the other day, one topic led to another and a friend recommended we try an Indian restaurant called Jaipur in Downtown Burj Khalifa, that not only served good food but shisha too. I made a mental note to visit them when the weather cools down.
But little did I know then that in a spontaneous dinner plan the following day, Jaipur would be the chosen destination.
There’s something very comforting in going to your favorite restaurant but there’s something quite adventurous in discovering a new, a nice one.
The ambiance at Jaipur was authentic Indian with lovely indoor and outdoor seating options, the latter offering stunning views of The Dubai Mall Fountain and the Burj Khalifa.
What I liked most about the place was its signature drink, Masala Medley, made of Kala Khata syrup, Sprite, soda, green chilies and chaat masala. Amazing. Sweet and tangy and spicy. It kinda set the right tone for the dinner ahead :)
The vegetarian menu options although nothing fancy, were nice and flavorsome. The staff were very friendly and the order took about 20 minutes to arrive. This could also be because the restaurant wasn’t busy.
I liked the way the kebabs were served. Smoking hot.
Budget wise, Jaipur’s medium priced. You can use the Time Out City Card to get a 15 per cent discount on the bill or Gulf News Good Living vouchers that offer one complimentary main course for one main course ordered (P.S.: Good Living vouchers only valid until 30 September 2010).
Jaipur is located in Burj Residences Phase-1, Downtown Burj Khalifa. For further inquiries contact them at 04-4226767.
There’s something about the food in Delhi – it more than rocks :) The paneer – God – what do they do to it, to make it so yummm.. If any of you know the secret, please share…
This was my second trip to the Indian capital in a year and I had exactly the same awesome experience when it came to food and this time I just had to blog about it.
The first restaurant - we just stumbled upon – an authentic Punjabi one called Pind Baluchi in Rajori Garden – it had Punjab written all over it – from the decor, to the waiters, servers, menu, music, you’ll see it in the pictures below. The food and drinks - Delicious.
The second – OMG – the most awesome Indian Chinese food ever :) at The Yum Yum Tree in New Friends Colony. This one’s got the you-cannot-miss written all over it. It’s a really nice restaurant and add the oh-so-well done interiors.
Veggies - you just have to order the ‘Crispy Tofu and Scallions with Chilli-Plum Vinegar’ as one of your starters – out of this world.
Do you have any favourite places to eat in Delhi? Tell us about it.
I was introduced to yummy bagels in Dubai at Circle Café, at their Dubai Media City outlet, many years ago.
They have now opened a new chic shop on Jumeirah Beach Road at Plaza Centre.
Makes for a perfect place to get your girl friends together in a beautifully decorated ambiance for those oh-so-yummy conversations accompanied by delicious bagels, desserts and coffee :)
For directions, call Circle Café on 04 3428177
Oh and add in a nice drink in hand and some delicious food. Doesn't it seem ohhh soo relaxing?
This weekend it is just this that we discovered at the chic rooftop haven in Bur Dubai aptly titled Chill at the Ascot Hotel.
If you haven't been there yet, I highly recommend you rush.. :)