Hearty and healthy Onam spread at Four Points by Sheraton: food review

In the kaleidoscopic tapestry of Indian festivals, few celebrations are as enchanting and appetizing as Onam. It is an annual festival celebrated to mark the homecoming of legendary King Mahabali and the beginning of the Malayalam year Kollavarsham. This vibrant harvest festival, deeply rooted in Kerala’s culture, brings forth a feast that is nothing short of…

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Slurp-tastic Japanese vegan ramen and other delights at Kuuraku: food review

Konnichiwa readers, food enthusiasts and fellow adventurers of taste! I recently embarked on a delectable journey through the vibrant world of Japanese cuisine, diving headfirst into the aromatic world of ramen and discovering the surprisingly delicious realm of vegetarian delights at Kuuraku, a global Japanese chain that opened it’s seventh outlet in Global Foyer building…

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Serving now: planet on a platter with home style Naga thali

Fermented, foraged, and freakishly healthy – a tad bit exaggerated but almost accurate adjectives to describe a home-style meal from the Northeastern state of Nagaland. The elusive Naga cuisine is a fine example of experiencing gastronomic thrill with simple, locally-sourced ingredients on a common platter, which when combined in the right proportions initiate complex flavours…

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A foodie’s guide for unique chocolate experiences in Switzerland

When it comes to chocolate, there’s no competing with the Swiss. The birthplace of Nestlé, Lindt and Toblerone, Switzerland has perfected the art of chocolate-making since 1875 when Daniel Peter and Henri Nestle invented milk chocolate. Switzerland is one of the largest consumers of chocolate in the world, indulging in a record 11kgs of chocolate a year! Going back in history, Switzerland’s affair with chocolate started 200 years ago…

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