If you’ve been
around for longer than a decade, you probably know that Nehru Place birthed
Delhi’s first tech boom, decades before the days of ridiculously easy access.
However, today, despite everything being so attainable, Nehru Place still feels
indispensible to Delhi. From what began as a hub for all things IT – no matter
how questionable the authenticity – Nehru Place is now a bustling ecosphere of
it’s own, playing host to banks, restaurants, a Cineplex and one of the largest
Visa centres. The newest Social represents everything Nehru Place does – a
thriving energy, a space for innovators to discover, disrupt and challenge, and
an unstoppable pulse.
Welcome to my kaleidoscopic world. I strongly believe that life is all about collection of experiences, some good and some bad, some leave an impression for a small time and some for a lifetime. The best way to share these experiences is to express about them straight from the heart. And this blog of mine is exactly about the same- Impressions and Expressions. Food. Travel. Lifestyle. Fashion. Trends. Films
Showing posts with label Fusion Food. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fusion Food. Show all posts
Friday, May 20, 2016
Challenge, Disrupt and Evolve at Nehru Place Social
Friday, April 22, 2016
Restaurant Review- Chili's @Ambience Mall, Vasant Kunj
Once in a blue moon comes a chance,
where you visit an eating joint and end up falling in love with each and
everything that the place has to offer. I experienced the same when I visited
Chili’s at Ambience Mall, Vasant Kunj. It was truly a wonderful experience and
I cannot simply get over it, the food, the ambience, the hospitality,
everything was top notch.
Ambience was very comfortable and
vibrant, with adequate lighting; somehow I don't like places that have dim
lighting, as I love seeing food in its true colours as much as I enjoy eating
it.
Wednesday, February 10, 2016
'Sunday Brunch’ on a platter at "House of Commons"
"House
of Commons" a British inspired Gastro pub, located in the heart of the
city is the latest entrant in Connaught Place.
Having
borrowed its title from the United Kingdom’s Parliamentary House, the space
eludes an old world charm of the English Era. Located in Central Delhi, with
subtly stunning architecture and a scintillating menu that bridges the gap
between Asia and the west.
Creating
great food is not hard work alone; it can be loads of fun too. But, Sunday
mornings are exclusive, that time of the week when you want to have the best
food, but you would do anything to avoid going into the kitchen. After waking
up late on Sundays, when breakfast is out of the question, a sumptuous brunch
seems very inviting.
Monday, January 18, 2016
Junglee Billee and Wai Wai- Foodies Meet
The capital’s newest
culinary café and bar hosted a slurpy culinary affair in association with the
CG Foods, the makers of the popular instant noodles, Wai Wai. The chefs at
Junglee Billee showcased the Wai Wai’s versatility and taste edge by dishing
out of the box recipes paired with the innovative drinks.
The menu was curated to showcase Wai Wai’s
unique concept of Munch it, Soup it and Lunch it. The three course meal
specially created for this occasion by the chefs at Junglee Billee was really something I looked forward to. The cooking session was moderated by chef Pawan Bisht.
Monday, November 23, 2015
Monday, August 3, 2015
Pasta Chinese Style
So here is a recipe that speaks volumes about integrating cuisines and
tastes and it comes out as a perfect fusion. An Italian Pasta with Chinese
flavours.
Ingredients:
100 gms Macaroni
2 table spoons oil
1 table spoon ginger garlic paste
1 capsicum shredded
1 tomato diced
1 table spoon soya sauce
1 table spoon red chilli sauce
1/2 table spoon vinegar
1/2 tea spoon ajino moto
salt to taste
Onions, Carrots , Baby Corns can also be used as per taste and choice.
Directions:
Boil the macaroni in water till the time its done. Drain the water and
wash the macaroni under cold water in order to reduce starch. Add some old to
avoid stickiness and keep this aside.
In a wok, take oil and saute the ginger and garlic paste. Then add the
vegetables and saute some more. Add vinegar, soya sauce and chilly sauce to the
vegetables. Mix gently. Now add the macaroni and mix in the prepared sauce. Add
ajino moto and salt to taste. Toss is for a couple of minutes. Serve hot.
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