Yum in Lahore is yum; a Chinese restaurant whose food isn’t necessarily authentic Chinese, but rather that delicious hybrid of subcontinental masalas and Chinese preparations which we have come to love so much.
An English Tea House experience in Lahore is delightfully nostalgic, if not completely authentic.
Tropical Sushi? Smokey Mango Roll? Sushi-ya in Sydney’s Artarmon is not afraid to be different.
Faith Fashion Fusion is the title of an exhibition at Melbourne’s Immigration Museum exploring the different ways that Muslim women in Australia express themselves through their attire.
The Madras Pavilion in Chennai was a welcome addition to Chennai’s buffet food scene when it opened in late 2012; a range of food from across India, and pleasant, posh, contemporary (but not stuffy) surroundings.
Gelato Messina is one of those places which lives up to the hype. Last year, after several successful years serving the Sydney market, Australia’s best gelateria chain opened its doors in Melbourne – and it was an instant hit.
The Delicatessen in Lahore is a new concept in cafe-style eating in Pakistan’s cultural capital, established by the same people behind the successful Italian restaurant Cosa Nostra.
The Melbourne Food and Wine Festival is on this month, and at Queensbridge Square you can discover how to save water by building a raingarden.
White Night Melbourne, the all-night festival of culture, music, art, light, dance and other performance, is set to rock the southern city once more!