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Discovering the Culinary Delights of Trèsind: A Modern Indian Experience in Dubai

Trèsind has been a staple in Dubai's dining scene for years, yet it retains an air of excitement every time you visit. Renowned for its contemporary take on Indian cuisine, the tasting menu is where the restaurant truly excels—it's playful, technical, and filled with bold, confident flavors that evoke nostalgia while feeling refreshingly new.

Resilience in Fashion: Nafsika Skourti's Journey Amidst Turmoil

“As a community, including business owners, consumers, retailers, and influencers, we dare to believe in better days,” Nafsika states. “Against all odds, we remain optimistic, as we have a responsibility to nurture our ecosystem. Endurance in this region is second nature.”

APM Monaco Launches Lilac-Inspired Collection Printemps for Spring

KitKat heist: Dubai creators, Museum of the Future join viral chocolate theft trend

A truck carrying more than 12 tonnes of KitKat bars vanished somewhere in transit across Europe. What could have been just another logistics story quickly took on a life of its own, morphing into something far more dramatic. Headlines have leaned into the absurdity, framing it like a plotline straight out of a heist film, rich with theories about where the chocolate might end up.

Young Indian Children Perform UAE National Anthem in Heartfelt Tribute

The performance received acclaim from Dubai Crown Prince Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed, who shared the video on his Instagram, expressing gratitude to the group. Take a look:

How to Start a Freelance Business in Dubai, UAE?

Parkin Rolls Out Free Parking Permits for Eligible Dubai Drivers

Parkin has announced a series of new digital upgrades aimed at simplifying parking access across the city, making the process more efficient for residents, visitors, and organisations. The latest enhancements bring multiple permit services together within the Parkin app, allowing users to manage parking permissions, eligibility, and payments through a single, streamlined platform.The update reflects Dubai’s ongoing push toward smarter urban mobility, with a focus on convenience, accessibility, a

Restaurant Review: Inside Dubai’s Michelin-starred Indian vegetarian sanctuary

Avatara is unlike any other restaurant in Dubai in countless ways‭. ‬This small‭, ‬unassuming spot nestled in Dubai Hills appears‭, ‬from the outside‭, ‬like your typical neighbourhood eatery‭, ‬but nothing could have prepared us for what was to come‭. ‬I have to admit‭, ‬dissimilarly to many Dubai foodies‭, ‬I knew very little about Avatara and its concept‭. ‬The restaurant is the world’s only Indian vegetarian restaurant to hold a Michelin star‭, ‬with a singular 17-course tasting menu for each guest‭. ‬They define‭ ‬themselves as‭ ‬“the reincarnation of soulful Indian food”‭, ‬utilising clean‭, ‬seasonal ingredients to produce something magical‭, ‬artistic‭, ‬and truly memorable‭.‬

Restaurant Review: Beluga is the ultimate Dubai destination for caviar lovers

Parenting in the age of TikTok: How to get your teenager to actually listen

Being a parent today can feel more complicated than ever before. Like every generation, we have grown up in a world very different from the one our children inherit. But the pace of change has never been this fast, nor its impact this profound. The rise of AI, the spread of technology, and social media have transformed how young people connect, learn, and see themselves.

Nestle recalls infant formulas: Symptoms parents should watch out for

Nestle said on Monday it was recalling some batches of its infant nutrition products, including SMA, BEBA, and NAN formulas, due to possible contamination with a toxin that can cause nausea and vomiting.Since then, the company has expanded recalls to at least 37 countries and issued a global advisory concerning certain infant formula products following the detection of a rare bacterial toxin in an ingredient supplied by a leading partner.The company said there had been no confirmed reports of il

Jessica Chastain on quiet luxury, and why style is about meaning, not status

Why the red carpet has fallen in love with vintage fashion

“This old thing? I’ve had it forever.” Never has the faux humble compliment bat-back been more frequently bandied about. Even now, at the peak of the January sales, on the cusp of pre-Ramadan shopping sprees, and with new season collections filtering into luxury boutiques, buying new feels at best 2012, and at worst 2023. Fashion fatigue has been filtering its way into the mainstream for years. Uncomfortable truths about landfill, luxury leathergoods prices soaring beyond their desirability, mindless consumption being eaten up by the experience economy; is 2026 the year we finally get the fashion—fast or otherwise—ick?