Travel the world and eat it :)
Burns Road is the foodie hotspot of Karachi, having saved a recipe which was posted on and Instagram story it came to mind when thinking about making burgers. So why not make your own burgers with a spicy Pakistani flavour sensation of a twist?
The classic Murgh Cholay is a delightfully spiced chicken and chickpea curry which has always been one of my favourites and now with this recipe, you can enjoy it too.
My simple spicy and creamy cauliflower soup is both healthy and a great veggie warmer or light lunch with some toasted croutons.
Folk Gospoda, is one of my favourite places to eat in Warsaw and also happens to be a short walk from the hotel, an added bonus with these often unfavourable weather conditions. This restaurant is one of the oldest in the city with a history dating back to the 17th century, and legend has it, …
First time to eat in the somewhat deserted urbanisation of Bahria Town Karachi (@bahriatownofficial), if I wasn’t so focused on photographing food, I could’ve made a documentary about it! Anyway… I was photographing food as usual because I was at @cafeela , one of the restaurants at Bahria Town Karachi’s Carnival area. As I arrived with an …
Fortunately the burgers at @dognvillburger are a little more aesthetically pleasing than others I’ve eaten in Oslo. I opted for the most spicy one I could find (obviously), and this “Steele-Nils” came packed with sautéed habaneros, green chilli and jalapeño, double helping of ENGLISH 🏴 Cheddar, lettuce and their house burger sauce. I accompanied them with sweet …
My-o-my what a treat for the tastebuds, Filipino 🇵🇭 Beef Tapsilog from @kainricebar, just one of the tasty places at @oslo_streetfood. So, I heard it on the grapevine from a international exec chef that Filipino food was the next big craze and also just one week ago a colleague told me that it was terrible. So @damien.foodie jumped …
Being back in London with it’s much larger Pakistani community means this week I can have authentic curry instead of the more generic dishes I found in Oslo (to be fair, London is also full of the cookie cutter “Indian” restaurants too). But to the food, went for a couple of my favourite dishes, a …
