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Photo Credit: IANS IANSLive New Delhi, April 10 (IANSlife) Gourmands will get a chance to savour Mumbai's award-winning restaurant, The Table, in the heart of the capital at The Lodhi's Elan. Founded in 2011 by the power couple, Gauri Devidayal and Jay Yousuf, The Table is renowned for an extensive palette of international cuisines inspired by their travels abroad. From the introduction of small and large plates, to giving diners an authentic farm-to-table experience with their very own farm produce -- they've been trendsetters from the very beginning and the restaurant has won numerous accol...

Photo Credit: IANS IANSLive New Delhi, April 10 (IANSlife) Gourmands will get a chance to savour Mumbai's award-winning restaurant, The Table, in the heart of the capital at The Lodhi's Elan. Founded in 2011 by the power couple, Gauri Devidayal and Jay Yousuf, The Table is renowned for an extensive palette of international cuisines inspired by their travels abroad. From the introduction of small and large plates, to giving diners an authentic farm-to-table experience with their very own farm produce -- they've been trendsetters from the very beginning and the restaurant has won numerous accol...

Why Twinkle Khanna wants you to try tendli Twinkle Khanna.Premium Share Via One would think that movie stars would be above dabba envy but my partner once returned from a shoot with a grievous complaint. I was sending him chauli and tendli, while his co-star, a long-standing bachelor, was unpacking lunch boxes filled with prawns and lobster," writes Twinkle Khanna in the foreword of her new book, What’s In Your Dabba?. As a reader, it’s interesting to know that celebrities are just like everybody else, although lobsters in a lunch box is the kind of stuff superstar

Restaurateurs reveal how going local can give you amuse-bouche on a budget.

A couple of weeks into the national lockdown, the Taj group of hotels began work on a food delivery app so its guests could enjoy food from their favourite Taj restaurants at their home. The app, Qmin, which was launched in Mumbai earlier this year and whose footprint now includes other metros, was a first for any Indian hotel chain of this size. The idea was to not just control the food preparation process but also the ordering experience and the last-mile delivery. Around the same time, Marriot and ITC also launched their respective food delivery services, although they relied on receiving ...