They are among the notable, far-ranging Indian dining spots around town, many at the higher tiers of the price spectrum. Collectively, Indi...

With a goal of reaching 45 stores by December 2025, House of Biryan targets revenues exceeding Rs 100 crore and aims to serve over 4,00,000...

Fans of the actor were amazed to see him dining at a small restaurant, despite being one of the most sought-after stars. "His simplicity is...

The idea is to project the state's 'rich cuisine' to tourists whether they'd like to dip into it or not. While there is nothing wrong in gi...

The India Club, known for its authentic Indian food, is closing due to London's real estate market. However, Masala Zone, a UK restaurant g...

Instead of food fights over Twitter, a change in attitude to Indian food might come from the discovery of their health and diet benefits.

At the White House state banquet for the then-PM Dr Manmohan Singh in 2009, the Obamas had red lentil soup — masur dal — with fresh cheese.

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“Now the West emulate us. Eating Indian food in homely style will be the trend," chef Uddipan Chakravarthy says.

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Indian cuisine(s) in exciting new formats have been the hottest selling propositions in the country for the last two years now.

A grilled juicy chicken patty topped with pork bacon strips and doused in opulent cheese, works almost like a magnet for foodies.

Chef Justin Paul at the Venetian Macao dishes on the palate of his star guests

The total attendance to the park has been pegged around 5.9 million for last year and it has grown by 13 per cent the previous year.

French cuisine has fallen victim to its own overhype in an era when casual chic is 'trending' everywhere including India.It is perceived to...

Walk in to any large retailer in the UK or US to pick up your favourite Indian ready meals and pickles.

Patak’s going native (ie becoming Brit) may not have meant much to the average desi in India where the UK-based brand has negligible recall...