A heart-on-the-sleeve speaker who also happens to be one of India’s most immediately recognisable chefs around the world, Chef Gaggan Anand tells Traveldine about how food is like music, his unmissable food destination in Mumbai, and how Indian food will never move away from its roots.
Once rooted in Punjab’s agrarian culture, sarso ka saag is no longer just housed in the northwest frontier’s hinterlands — it is one of India’s absolute favourites.
Noche, the latest venture by Priyank Sukhija, seeks to offer Delhiites a date with Latin food — a cuisine that’s not as explored as many others in the city.
For long, Michelin-rated restaurants were reserved as a city-specific exclusive experience. With food businesses pivoting to the changing tastes of a consumer, they too are transforming their approach.
In an interview with TravelDine, popular chef Kunal Kapur highlights how health is playing a big role in today’s F&B industry, and how our quest to learn more about what we eat was 2022’s biggest contribution last year.
Get cooking with this crisp and indulgent chocolate nut brittle by Chef Suvir Saran.
While India has come to love the thukpa, the story of its journey to our country is a story of Tibet and its people — and not just that of food.
With a terrace looking up to the Qutub Minar in the swanky Mehrauli high street, CHO – An eatery specialising in cuisine from Vietnam, is definitely among the top date-night venues – even for the high-street ambience of Delhi’s party district.
In an interview with TravelDine, Chef Manish Mehrotra talks about how cooking is as much an art as teaching, and how there are no set boundaries that define what modern Indian cuisine really is.
You wouldn’t be surprised to see a French menu at one of the most recognised fine dining names in Delhi. But, you’d still get the fuzzy feeling of warmth amid Delhi’s cold wave, with the Olive Bar & Kitchen’s winter menu.
From taking on the dominance of men in the commercial kitchen, to breaking the stereotype of Indian food being masked with theatrics, the indomitable Asma Khan narrates her story.
Sometimes, a city walk leaves you to fathom a vibe by leaving you on your own with a view. In Jodhpur Bluecity Walks achieves exactly this.
