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Elevated Indian cuisine with a dash of theatrics
Take everything you know about Indian food and mix it with your wildest culinary imaginations to begin to understand the philosophy of Trèsind. This fine dining favourite, located at the slick voco Hotel on Sheikh Zayed Road, is all style and even more substance thanks to a creative menu masterminded by chef Himanshu Saini. Trèsind is all style and even more substance thanks to a creative menu masterminded by chef Himanshu Saini.
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Bistros, beauty bolt-holes and boutiques in a buzzing development
It has become a foodie hub thanks to lots of home-grown independent eateries like Orfali Bros Bistro, Inkognito and Yava setting up shop. But, mixed-use development Wasl 51 also hosts beauty spots, shops and chic apartments.
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Unassuming Japanese eatery that surprises
You’d be forgiven for doing a double take as your walk past WAWA Dining. Located on the ground floor of the Golden Tulip Hotel in Al Barsha, its entrance is straight out of Tokyo and designed to resemble a traditional storefront with lanterns, handwritten signs, and warm colours. The food is just as authentic with some of the best sushi, sashimi and ramen you’ll have the pleasure to taste in Dubai.
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Izakaya delights from Dubai's 'ramen queen'
One of the city’s most exciting ramen hotspots, Kinoya is a dream come true for resident Neha Mishra, fondly known as Dubai’s very own ‘ramen queen’. Having started out with sell-out supper clubs as the chef behind @storyoffood on Instagram to spearheading her very first restaurant in Dubai, loyal fans are flocking to Kinoya for a taste of Neha's take on izakaya. Taking the everyday ramen and transforming it to a foodie revelation, everything here – right down to the noodles – is handmade with love, following closely-guarded recipes.
