As the first stop in India for many international tourists, New Delhi is often overlooked for smaller and more touristic cities in northern India. Agra, Rishikesh and Jaipur are all popular destinations and just a (relatively) short train ride away. Undoubtedly anyone who travels or backpacks India will pass through Delhi a few times.
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Finding International Food in Delhi
Posted by Anoothi Vishal on September 1st, 2011
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Comments OffContemporarise, don’t cardboardise!
Posted by Anoothi Vishal on May 1st, 2011
Why are chefs at Amarata, the Oberoi’s contemporary coastal restaurant shying away from the soul of Indian cooking?
By Anoothi Vishal
What is the future of Indian food in India? This is a question that is often debated by chefs, restaurateurs and foodies. And clearly, looking at the spate of big launches in the last two years, one would have to acknowledge that while a wealth of regional and community cuisines lies unexplored, it is what is now known as “contemporary Indian dining” that is taking centrestage.
Posted in Cuisines, Culture in India, Restaurants Tags: Blue Cheese, Coastal Cuisine, Comfort Food, Curries, Fancy Restaurant, Foie Gras, Food In India, Foodies, Gastronomy, Great Expectations, Grouse, Gurgaon, Hot Thing, Indian Cooking, Indian Cuisine, Indian Food, Indian Restaurants, Oberoi, Restaurateurs, Vishal 1 Comment »10 things to do when you are in Delhi
Posted by Anoothi Vishal on August 15th, 2009
Visiting Delhi? Make sure that your experience is an “authentic” local one—not the typical touristy one recommended by Lonely Planet and other guides. Experience Delhi as Delhiites do and while you may go shopping at Paharganj, that can’t be the only memory you’ll take back:
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Meet Manju Malhi: The celebrity TV chef in London
Posted by Anoothi Vishal on January 14th, 2009
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You know Madhur Jaffrey, goddess of spice and spicy Indian food, who has done a fair job of selling Indian cuisine to the West. Now, meet Manju Malhi, a star chef in her own right with shows on TV in UK.
Posted in C'Wealth Cuisines, Chefs Tags: Artist Friends, British Brands, British Food, Chapatis, Indian Cuisine, Indian Economy, Madhur Jaffrey, Master Chefs, Pakoras, Paneer, Samosas, Shifts Focus, Spicy Indian Food, Star Chef, Supermarket Shelves, Tandoori Chicken, Tv Chef, Tv Competition, Voice Over Artist, Working Mother Comments Off
