Favourite weekend lunch
#1
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Favourite weekend lunch
Today after a late night out I decided that a healthy lunch was the way to go and that I would order sushi from the 'Sushi Counter'. Fatal error - cue one hour and ten minutes later and the doorbell eventually rings with my delivery man clutching a small box and demanding 57 dhs for the delights inside.
It was a poor show - 12 small cold sushi rolls and I am in mourning for what could have been ..........
A subway
A KFC
An Oregano Presto Pizza
Can you tell I've just had a rubbish lunch and
that the karma of my slobbing day has been ruined?
It was a poor show - 12 small cold sushi rolls and I am in mourning for what could have been ..........
A subway
A KFC
An Oregano Presto Pizza
Can you tell I've just had a rubbish lunch and
that the karma of my slobbing day has been ruined?
#2
Re: Favourite weekend lunch
This week I have mostly been eating at Pizza Express, Just Felafel and Shake Shack. Healthy-ish options on the menus though
#3
Re: Favourite weekend lunch
Today after a late night out I decided that a healthy lunch was the way to go and that I would order sushi from the 'Sushi Counter'. Fatal error - cue one hour and ten minutes later and the doorbell eventually rings with my delivery man clutching a small box and demanding 57 dhs for the delights inside.
It was a poor show - 12 small cold sushi rolls and I am in mourning for what could have been ..........
A subway
A KFC
An Oregano Presto Pizza
Can you tell I've just had a rubbish lunch and
that the karma of my slobbing day has been ruined?
It was a poor show - 12 small cold sushi rolls and I am in mourning for what could have been ..........
A subway
A KFC
An Oregano Presto Pizza
Can you tell I've just had a rubbish lunch and
that the karma of my slobbing day has been ruined?
#7
Re: Favourite weekend lunch
Today after a late night out I decided that a healthy lunch was the way to go and that I would order sushi from the 'Sushi Counter'. Fatal error - cue one hour and ten minutes later and the doorbell eventually rings with my delivery man clutching a small box and demanding 57 dhs for the delights inside.
It was a poor show - 12 small cold sushi rolls and I am in mourning for what could have been ..........
A subway
A KFC
An Oregano Presto Pizza
Can you tell I've just had a rubbish lunch and
that the karma of my slobbing day has been ruined?
It was a poor show - 12 small cold sushi rolls and I am in mourning for what could have been ..........
A subway
A KFC
An Oregano Presto Pizza
Can you tell I've just had a rubbish lunch and
that the karma of my slobbing day has been ruined?
#11
Re: Favourite weekend lunch
Did the Park Regis (along from Rockbottom opposite Spinneys in Bur Dubai) on Friday, 1-6pm AED220, really, really good, brilliant seafood, huge prawns, massive cheeseboard and to say the drinks never stopped flowing would be an understatement. 19th floor, Kris with a view restaurant.
Highly recommended.
Highly recommended.
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Re: Favourite weekend lunch
Did the Park Regis (along from Rockbottom opposite Spinneys in Bur Dubai) on Friday, 1-6pm AED220, really, really good, brilliant seafood, huge prawns, massive cheeseboard and to say the drinks never stopped flowing would be an understatement. 19th floor, Kris with a view restaurant.
Highly recommended.
Highly recommended.
I did the Friday brunch at Mizaan (at the Monarch Hotel or whatever it's called this week) by WTC roundabout. Surprisingly good, and very pleasant non-pisshead atmosphere...........
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Re: Favourite weekend lunch
Whenever I drive by the Panorama Hotel, the handful of paid parking slots are invariably full. There is a desert carpark nearby but it costs a small fortune I believe. Even the Booking.com reviewers complain about the inadequate parking at that particular hotel, not just me. So what's your secret? Parking outside Al Khaleej Centre, perhaps?
#14
Re: Favourite weekend lunch
Whenever I drive by the Panorama Hotel, the handful of paid parking slots are invariably full. There is a desert carpark nearby but it costs a small fortune I believe. Even the Booking.com reviewers complain about the inadequate parking at that particular hotel, not just me. So what's your secret? Parking outside Al Khaleej Centre, perhaps?
#15
Re: Favourite weekend lunch
The car park behind is 5dhs/hour, as is the one next door, there are plenty of paid spaces (AED2/hour) on the road behind, then a 30 second walk.