Tag: @foodwithshayne
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Reviewing ‘Jamie’s Italian’ in Al-Nakheel Mall, Dammam
There are very few who wouldn’t know who @jamieoliver is and I can count myself a fan since ‘Jamie’s School Dinners’. It came as a huge surprise when I heard Jamie had launched an @jamiesitaliangcc outlet at Al Nakheel Mall in Dammam and we had the perfect excuse to visit them this weekend, Ancel’s Birthday. …
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Eating Turkish Food in Abha – ‘Tolie Restaurant’
Scouting for places to eat in Abha was both time consuming and tiring, but we finally settled in on @tolie_restorant, a Turkish restaurant in the heart of the city. Offering splendid views of the city from the rooftop seating area, this is a great place to hangout if the cold weather of Abha is something…
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Eating at the Heart of Qaisaryah Market – ‘Alsayid Cafe’, Al Hassa
With precautions still in place and no end in sight to the Covid-19 dilemma, we decided to visit the ancient city of Al Hassa and explore the sights and sounds of this wonderful city. I had bookmarked a few of the sights I intended on visiting and first of these venues was the Al-Qaisaryah market.…
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‘Blaze Pizza’ at The Avenues – Bahrain
The Avenues in Bahrain is a great place to hangout with everything from my favourite food joints to VOX cinemas and a fantastic view of the Four Seasons Hotel. Nabeel recommended we try @blazepizzame for an early lunch before we headed to the movies. The tiled & wooded interiors had that timeless feel and the…
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Indian / Pakistani Food at ‘Golden Spoon Restaurant’ – Dammam
The last time I ate at Golden Spoon was around 2014, so there isn’t much I remember about the food. Along with @foodingmyselfaround, @theovenaffairs, @joys10dz and lil Emira we decided to sit in the singles section since there was nothing stopping us from doing so. The menu is quite extensive and ranges from Indian, Pakistani…
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Local Jizani Cuisine at ‘Dar al Khayma’ – Jazan, Saudi Arabia
Before I kick off this review, is it Jizan, Jazan or Gizan? I still haven’t decided how I’m going to spell this city and I’m not going to try either. Work took me to Jazan and this was my first visit to the capital of the Jizan region. I’ve heard a lot about the food…
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Local Grills at ‘Baladi Kebab’ – Jeddah
Just another joint that serves Grills, Pies & Pastries, Sandwiches and Juices and located in the Mishrifah district of Jeddah. This place came recommended by a colleague and also happens to be quite close to our main office. We ordered the 2 plates of the ‘Mix Grill BBQ’ 1/2 Kilo (SR. 45) and a few…
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‘Dim Sum Night’ at ‘Toki Restaurant’ – Jeddah
My go to person for all things related to food in Jeddah is Ahmed Darwish of @thefoodies.sa and I joined him for dinner at ‘Toki’ restaurant for their ‘Dim Sum Night’. @tokiksa is a contemporary Chinese cuisine restaurant in the Al Khalidiyah district of Jeddah and it can be a little tricky to spot this…
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Middle Eastern Cuisine at ‘The Lighthouse Restaurant’ – Kozhikode, Kerala
The Lighthouse Restaurant in Calicut (@tlhcalicut) scores some major points in terms of its location and design. Located on the by-pass opp. Metro Cardiac Hospital, it also comes with a mini lighthouse built into the side of a cliff. Loved the layout and the mini tents they have set up to house customers. We took…
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Local Krabi Cuisine at ‘Chalita Cafe & Restaurant’ – Krabi, Thailand
‘Chalita Cafe & Restaurant’ in Krabi Town is a quaint little restaurant & a great place to experience local Thai cuisine and we were fortunate enough to try out a few of their specials. “Mussaman Pork Curry with Rice” was my personal favourite. The hot thick gravy is cooked with coconut cream, peanuts and Thai…
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Eating Local in Phuket – ‘Briley Chicken and Rice’
Phuket is a wonderful place for a holiday, but with the crowds comes the plastic waste and rubbish, but one thing that hasn’t changed is the FOOD. My trip to Thailand was part inspired by Mark Wiens (@migrationology) and also by the fact that it is the street food capital of the world. Briley Chicken…
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Parsi Cuisine at ‘SodaBottleOpenerWala’ – Khan Market, New Delhi
I had never been to a Parsi restaurant in my life and didn’t know what to expect. The name “Sodabottleopenerwala” was an ingenious way of grabbing someone’s attention, but then I came to realise that most Parsi’s had really cool surnames. Located in the upscale Khan Market, then place was quite easy to spot among…