Foodhall, Gurgaon, is doing Middle Eastern food festival highlighting the cuisines of lebanaon, Morocco, Israel, Syria, Greece, Egypt and the gulf region. The ASA spice counter will also offer the hummus mix, shawarma mix, sumac, zaatar, dukkah, ras-al-hanout, oregano in addition to regular spices.
The Metropolitan Hotel and Spa’s Zing is organising Tapas food festival. Try assortment of variety like Ensalada de mezclar frijoles (mix bean salad with onion and sherry vinegar) or Tostada de seta y ailoi (crusty bread with mushroom and aioli) or El cerdo salchicha (pork sausage pan fried dusted with paprika) to name just a few. Pricing: Rs 1,000.
The Beer Café brings in the St Patrick’s Day with an enticing offer. Celebrate the life and work of the most famous Paddy in the world, Saint Patrick, the Apostle of Ireland at all Cafe’s outlets. You can buy two and get one free offer on Magners, Murphy’s Irish Stout and Jameson. Also enjoy green beer at
just Rs 99.
To Mexican food, go to Market Cafe as they are treating you with some lip smacking nachos, quesedillas, enchiladas, burritos and much more with a pitcher of Margarita. They have a menu specially designed one you wouldn't want to miss on tasting. The festival is on till April 15.
Pavilion 75 is offering a succulent lunch experience with sumptuous dishes combined with a decadent choice of desserts and beverages. It includes the seekh kebab, handi kofte, burrani gosht, pudina parantha andkhamiri kulcha with desserts like gulab ki kheer and kulfi.
Pricing: Rs 850 plus taxes.
As the T20 World Cup gets underway in Bangladesh, Mocha – Coffees & Conversations has come up with a special menu. Enjoy Warner’s switch, Yuvraj’s pull, Watsons cut, Gayle storm, MSD’s helicopter shot with beer combos like beer buckets, fantastic four, super six and incredible eight.