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Can Sushiyaki compete in Dubai’s crowded Japanese scene?
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Let’s see who's old-school Dubai. Do you remember golden oldie Japengo? With a Japanese and broader Asian menu. The Souk Madinat Jumeirah outpost overlooking the waterway...
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Is Taverna Greek Kitchen authentic?
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Goodbye Left Bank. Hello Taverna. Another licensed Greek restaurant opens in Dubai – this time overlooking Souk Madinat’s waterway. Operated by Food Fund, the Greek-South African restaurateurs who also own Eat...
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Meet the UAE’s first smokehouse – Perry & Blackwelder
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The UAE has its first smokehouse. Yes we have Fümé with a handful of smoked dishes - but Dubai's Perry & Blackwelder is a new casual American...
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The new Riv on the block – how does it fare and compare?
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Dubai; When Rivington Grill first opened at Souk Al Bahar three and a half years ago, hardly anyone had heard of the Caprice restaurant brand, Brits included, despite its original Shoreditch location.
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Can Sushiyaki compete in Dubai’s crowded Japanese scene?