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December 14, 2018 Lifestyle

Enjoy X’ Mas Special Brunch

Christmas is the time to celebrate and be merry and The Resort is going to be the perfect venue for your special Christmas celebration. The buffet will include a wide variety of soups, starters, main course dishes and delectable drinks. That’s not all, along with the sumptuous food, the brunch buffet package also includes, a refreshing swim at the pool.

Enjoy and celebrate the spirit of Christmas with your loved ones and treat yourself to mouth-watering #Christmas special buffet brunch

The Menu will offer Chef Sheriyar’s Special which includes

Yummy cuisines like Prawn Cocktail,
Crab salad with kalamata olives, roast chicken with mustard and mushroom jus,
Fish in yellow bean sauce,
Roasted chicken tossed with pickled vegetable,
Thai lamb with glass noodle,
Smoked chicken with couscous and roasted peppers,
Turkey ham with plum relish.
Soup section includes New England clam chowder, Mushroom lemon coriander broth with varieties of breads like grissini focaccia, Ciabatta, Melba, French loaf, lavash (display), multigrain and assorted soft rolls.

Roast Chicken Roulade, Christmas brunch — Roast Chicken Roulade

Delectable vegetarian cuisines include

Stuffed roasted jacket potatoes,
Herbed goat cheese soft polenta,
Corn on the cobs,
Honey glazed carrot Vichy,
Brussels sprouts,
Sicilian roast pumpkin,
Primavera baked and Baked onions with Mouth-watering treats like Mince Pie, Dundee Cake, Plum Cake, Ginger Pudding, Egg tarts, Bundt Cake and Tiramisu to relish on.

So, join and feast on yummy Christmas Brunch along with a stunning view of the tranquil beach.

X’ Mas Special Brunch Buffet” What: ‘X’ Mas Special Brunch Buffet’

Where: The High-Tide restaurant, at The Resort, Madh-Marve, Mumbai

When: 24th & 25th December 2018

Cuisine on offer: Vegetarian and Non-Vegetarian

Time: 7:30 to 11:30 pm and 12:30 to 3:30 pm

Call: 022- 2844 7777

December 11, 2018 Travel

Travel hacks to make a long haul flight enjoyable

Life on the airplane is a life of its own! Do whatever you can to keep yourself busy!

During long-haul flights I recommend:

Watch 2 movies on the entertainment screen.
Read almost a whole e-book on my Kindle
Sort some pictures in my digital camera.
Play a few games on my smartphone.
Have a nap (or two).
Speak to a neighbour.
Stare at some fellow passengers 🙂 secretly, of course.
Eat a few snacks, have a few drinks.
Stretch in the toilet area, walk in the aisle.
Inspect the toilet, check how much paper there was, do a little dance, stretch again, just fool around.

It’s a good idea to do everything separately – don’t try to multitask. If you are eating, don’t watch a movie at the same time. When the meal is served, take your time and just eat, as slow as possible. It will pass 30 minutes at least. Also make sure not to drink too much, avoid alcohol (as it will dehydrate your body and make it difficult to sleep, as you will be waking up all the time with your mouth dry).

Drinking alcohol on long haul flight — Cabin attendant offers a drink

Finally, think of some story and write it down. If you don’t own a blog or a diary, just post it on your Facebook. Share your thoughts! In today’s fast-paced world we hardly get to slow down and think about our life – this could be a perfect time!

More tips: How to survive a long flight

How to avoid a jet lag

Adjust your internal clock.
Several days (at least four) before departure, gradually shift your sleeping and eating times to coincide with those at your destination. Once you arrive, adopt the local time for your daily routine.
Opt for overnight flights.
You’ll have dinner at a normal time and be much more likely to sleep than on an afternoon flight. Depending on the length of the flight and the number of time zones you cross, you’ll arrive at your destination in the morning or afternoon. This is the best way to replicate your normal schedule, and it’ll be easier for you to reset your clock.

Happy travels!

December 6, 2018 Food

What is your favourite street food? Part 17

Danish hot dog | by City Foodsters, Denmark

Continuing my series on What is your favourite street food?

Street food Denmark

It is actually been several decades ago since street food equalled hot dogs here; with the introduction of more exotic cuisine from abroad, the selection has become much more varied. But you´ll still find hot dog stands as the most commonly seen option.

There´s the big Papirøen / Copenhagen Street Food place which has by far the biggest variety in town, worth a visit. Also, check out the more expensive, but really mouth-watering food market Torvehallerne.

There are lots of Kebab and pizza places in town generally, and also other options, some of them as mobile stands – Greek, Korean, Japanese, Hungarian, French crepes etc., to mention a few, I´ve seen recently.

As regards hot dog stands, I think they often tend to move around. But try and see if there´s anyone around Torvehallerne and the Round Tower for example, for some of the less standardized items, that are not just of the “Steff Houlberg” label or the like.

~ Joen.Dk

Duck fat fries

Pulled pork sandwich

Sweet potato fries

Mixed Brazilian barbecue

Tacos

Molten chocolate cake

Dine around Copenhagen, Denmark & get a taste of international and Danish street foods! From Organic Hot Dogs to delicious Creme Brulee Doughnuts, Copenhagen delights you with a variety of International Street Food!