FOODIE- MULTI-CULTURISM
Owing to strong multiculturalism,
read about top cities where authentic representations from around the world
come together. Truly nowhere else in the world can one find such an eclectic
array of food!
TORONTO
As you saunter through the city’s
China Town, you come across various stalls of Asian fruits, vegetables and
seafood. And if you are yearning for a taste of China south of Spadina it is.
Danforth aka Toronto's Greek Town offers decadent Mezze and if you get home
sick there are Indian restaurants in Little India. The other host of ethnic
neighbourhoods include Little Italy, Korea Town, Little Poland and Portugal
Village. There are restaurants serving Jewish, Russian, Ukrainian and Somalian
cuisine. Of course, there are some local favourites like Hot Dogs & Pop
from the street stalls and Tim Hortons for coffee, Tim bites and doughnuts.
Toronto is truly multicultural with a lot of parts of the city representing
various countries.
DUBAI
Dubai is all about extravagance.
Home to over 200 nationalities, Dubai plates up a genuine smorgasbord of global
cuisine to suit all palates. In one day, you can have an outstanding breakfast
of Egyptian Shakshuka and by noon you would have had the best Italian at Ronda
Locatelli at the Atlantis and probably have ended your day dining at Thiptara
at the Palace Down Town overlooking the gorgeous Burj Khalifa with Thai
cuisine. Yes! for local Emirati cuisine, there is Seven Sands, which is a
gastronomic pleasure inspired by the rich culture and history of the Emirates!
LAS VEGAS
Whether you are looking for an
off-the-cuff spot to enjoy a mid-afternoon meal or a nightlife permeated dinner
experience, the eating out scene at the cosmopolitan city of Las Vegas sorts an
assortment of exclusive culinary terminuses from across the world. From Avant
Garde Spanish by Jose Andres, Jean George’s Steakhouse to Chayo Mexican
kitchen, Vegas has it all. In fact, the Art District in Downtown Vegas’ ‘Meet
up to Eat up’ food tour will walk you through various tastings including
Mexican Tacos Huevos, quality roasts Vesta coffee, Cornish pasty of South West
England, Chicago Joe’s Italian and of course the famous American Bbq
experience.
BERLIN
Berlin houses a large number of
restaurants featuring almost every imaginable cuisine with numerous
thoughtprovoking contemporary restaurants including 13 of which have Michelin
stars. The Turkish wave of immigrants brought with them the Doner Kebab, which
has now grossed a place alongside of Berlin cuisine. It is assessed that there
are over 1500 Doner shops in the city. There are many Asian restaurants that
offer Vegan and vegetarian food as well. Decadent comfort food can be found for
fewer than 5 Euros and most old-style German pubs serve hearty meals for approximately
10 Euros.
MELBOURNE
Melbournians are spoiled for
choice as far as cuisine is concerned. It has its own quality home grown
produce, which can be checked out at Queen Victoria Markets and is highly
recommend to anyone that visits Melbourne. Chinese and Europeans came down
around the 18th century followed by many other nationalities. Melbourne is the
cultural hub of Australia so much so that it has various Airlines flying in
right here, latest being Srilankan, which has just introduced its connectivity
owing to popular demand. From intimate gatherings on the banks of the Murray
River to wine celebrations held in the Yarra Valley, the state of Victoria sure
can plan your dream itinerary with menus from across the world.
Rupali Dean is a food writer based out of Delhi
ETTR30NOV17
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