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Exotic cuisine comes to town

26. April 2008

LE MÉRIDIEN Dubai Hotel last week hosted the South African Festival. The event was held in association with the South African Mission in Dubai. Nicolas Tordeurs, resident chef of the Meridien Village, whipped up some South African gastronomic delights as he’s no stranger to the country’s varied and exotic cuisine. In 2000 Tordeurs spent a year chefing [...]

When food becomes the centre of attraction

7. February 2008

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It was a chilly night at Dubai Media Amphitheatre on Wednesday, but luckily some of the city’s best chefs were there to heat things up on the opening night of Taste of Dubai, a four-day food festival. In the live cooking arena, head chefs fought it out in a raucous cooking challenge under the watch of [...]

Boardwalk resturant in Dubai

7. February 2008

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Dubai Creek Golf & Yacht Club, Dubai Telephone: +971 4 295 6000 Defnitely one of my favourite places in Dubai. The view is beautiful and the water and seagulls makes for a relaxing sundowner followed by dinner. Service is usually good however when they are full it is a bit difficult to get a refill on a [...]

10 Reasons why a shawarma is better than a burger in Dubai

12. September 2007

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We all have our personal lists – of the zaniest/quirkiest/funniest/ craziest/smartest … We devote this page to them. This week, Yigit Sezgin lists … It’s got an exotic name: The word “shawarma” makes you wonder what you are going to feast on. It definitely sounds more exotic compared to “burger”! You can have as many as you [...]

RAMADAN PROMOTIONS (EATING OUT)

12. September 2007

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Al Murooj Rotana Hotel & Suites, Dubai Pergolas: Iftar is priced at Dh129 per person including Ramadan juices, American coffee and tea. Private Iftar receptions at Al Yasat Ballroom for Dh150 per person. Minimum 50 people. BurJuman Rotana Suites The Gallery: Iftar buffet for Dh89 including beverages, or choose from the Ramadan tidbits menu. Corporate Oriental Buffet for [...]

Chill Out Ice Lounge in Dubai

14. August 2007

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DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — Outside it was a sticky 43 degrees Celsius, but Ali Hamdan was shivering under two parkas as he sipped hot chocolate, surrounded by tables and chairs made of ice. Chillout, its owners say, is the Middle East’s first ice lounge — the latest venture in this desert Gulf emirate, which has [...]

Club for Canadians in Dubai

10. August 2007

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Club for Canadians is about much more than hockey and maple syrup. Formed 13 years ago to give Canadians in Dubai a chance to network with their countrymen, the club organises four major events a year, which are attended by three to four hundred members. Though no formal membership list exists, participants can keep updated through [...]

Racism in Dubai

26. July 2007

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Is there any racism in Dubai? Its big question mark there. According to below article there is something going on in Dubai. This is governement responsibilities to look into this. These asians has developed this country with there hard work and if they cannot be lookaftered then shame on this governement. “7Days http://www.7days.ae/en/2007/03/14/access-denied.html

Nightlife events in Dubai

19. July 2007

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PURE PERSIA Day: 18th July at The Trilogy Club Persia is without a doubt Dubai’s longest running Persian Clubbing sensation.Pure Persia is going to start from 18th July. Norman Jay Day: 19th July at Zinc Bar & Club Tickled Pink returns and welcomes a Dance music legend to the turntables. He’s the only DJ to have received an [...]

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