
Independent restaurant criticism from Dubai and beyond. Weekly reviews, a monthly newsletter, and the occasional longer argument.
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A bartender at his station bar at Apollo, Palm Jumeirah. © Liam Collens
Welcome to Amused Bouche, a monthly round-up of bite-sized musings on the things that caught my eye, crossed my path or got a bit between my teeth.
The sign says one thing, the licence says three. Afghan Kabab Al Mandi and Al Bukhari Restaurant L.L.C., Al Maktoum Road, Al Rigga.
I knew almost nothing about Afghan food beyond what’s on television. I presumed it would run close to Pakis...
The vindaloo in front of me is a tumble of contradictions. It is not Indian in origin. It is not named after the potatoes in it. And it is not made with the meat it ought to be made with. But it feels right on this warm Saturday afternoon i...
South Indian filter coffee - a love story. © Liam Collens
Welcome to Amused Bouche, a monthly round-up of bite-sized musings on the things that caught my eye, crossed my path or got a bit between my teeth.
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This is not my first visit to ROW on 45. Last time, I sat with a small group for a preview dinner before the restaurant opened to the public, hosted by chef Jason Atherton and the Marriott’s PR army.
A 1,30...
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Co-author of The Rise of Indian Food: Recipes Reimagined by Trèsind Studio (Phaidon). Independent restaurant criticism from Dubai and beyond. @itsliamcollens | eatgosee.com
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