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What: Dessert Therapy launches its 5th outlet

Where: Ghatkopar, Mumbai
Nestled in R City Mall, Ghatkopar, Dessert Therapy’s fifth outlet is a serene escape for Mumbai’s sweet-toothed souls. The minimalist black-and-brown interiors bring calm luxury, a signature touch of this design-led dessert chain. From the indulgent Mango Cheesecake to the tropical flair of the Pina Colada Cheesecake, each dessert is thoughtfully crafted and picture-perfect. The all-vegetarian menu spans over 20 cheesecakes, pancakes, and decadent specialities like Tiramisu and Churro Chips, making it a haven for both sit-down dessert dates and quick sweet cravings. 

The summer-exclusive Tropical Menu, with hits like Mango Matcha Latte and Hazelnut Praline & Mango Dark Chocolate Cake, is a standout. With dine-in, takeaway, and delivery options, Dessert Therapy remains a delightful escape where design meets dessert indulgence. A must-visit for dessert lovers!

What: Samosa Singh Expands
Where:  Delhi

Samosa Singh Expands to Sarath City Mall Hyderabad with New QRS Outlet -  Restaurant India


Samosa Singh has taken another delicious leap by opening new QSR outlets in Delhi, Noida, and Greater Noida, located at hotspots like Pacific Mall (NSP) and Bhutani City Centre. This much-loved brand is redefining Indian street food with a menu beyond samosas. While their signature Punjabi, Paneer Tikka, and Cheesy Corn samosas remain fan favourites, the menu also includes hearty Kachoris, Dahi Bhalla, Raj Kachori, Chole Kulche, and a variety of chaats, along with exciting fusion snacks like the Samosa Burger and Samosa Wraps. Each item is made with premium ingredients and deep-rooted flavours, blending tradition with innovation. Samosa Singh also offers healthier, baked options, appealing to the mindful eater.

What: Dolci Brings a Taste of Europe to Lavelle Road

Where: Bangalore

Dolci’s newly launched premium outlet on Lavelle Road is a charming ode to European café culture, wrapped in Santorini-inspired aesthetics and warm hospitality. The café’s standout menu fuses classic European techniques with innovative twists—think Pain Au Chocolat with rich dark chocolate, Almond Frangipane Croissants, and the unique Pepper Mushroom & Curry Leaf Croissant. Sweet lovers will swoon over the Pistachio Tiramisu, Basque Cheesecake, Matcha Roll, and the indulgent Tres Leches Coconut, a dreamy dessert soaked in cardamom and coconut milk. The cronut section is a highlight too—especially the Berry & Fruit Cronut. Their savoury spread includes gourmet sandwiches, protein-rich burgers, and fresh pasta dishes like Pesto Penne and Ratatouille Lasagne. Beverage options are equally exciting with artisanal coffees like Hazelnut Latte, Vietnamese Cold Coffee, and floral teas like Roselle Sumac Berry. With vegan, eggless, and health-friendly choices, Dolci caters to all, making it a must-visit culinary destination in Bangalore.

What: Avartana Opens Its Fifth Iconic Outlet

Where: ITC Maurya, New Delhi

Avartana at ITC Maurya: A culinary odyssey through South India's finest -  Lifestyle News | The Financial Express

Avartana, ITC Hotels’ path breaking Southern Indian fine-dining brand, makes a grand debut in the capital with its fifth outlet at ITC Maurya, New Delhi. Joining legendary restaurants Bukhara and Dum Pukht, Avartana adds a new dimension to the hotel’s renowned culinary offerings. Already a celebrated name at ITC Grand Chola, ITC Royal Bengal, ITC Maratha, and ITC Ratnadipa in Colombo, the restaurant redefines regional cuisine through an artistic and modern lens. The interiors are an elegant nod to Southern India with banana leaf motifs, copper accents, and contemporary décor. Diners can experience curated degustation menus—Anika, Bela, Jiaa, Maya, and Tara—each blending storytelling, innovation, and authentic flavours across up to thirteen courses. With theatrical plating, bold reinterpretations, and spice-infused cocktails, Avartana offers a multisensory journey through Southern India. A 54-seater space with a Private Dining Room for 10, Avartana at ITC Maurya is set to be Delhi’s newest culinary gem.

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Festive Recipes From Top Indian Chefs

This festive season, add a touch of gourmet to your celebrations with recipes straight from India’s chefs. Hashtag magazine offers chef-curated dishes that are perfect for family feasts or intimate gatherings. Easy to make and full of flavour here’s what should be on your festive menu. Baklava by Chef Dr. Alisha Dr. Alisha is a dentist by profession and a passionate foodie at heart. Her journey into the world of cooking began through unexpected life challenges, which led her to rediscover her love for food. This passion eventually gave rise to her popular digital platform, “Anyone Can Cook with Dr. Alisha.” Through her engaging content on YouTube and Instagram, she shares easy, flavourful recipes and culinary tips that prove cooking is not just for professional chefs it’s for everyone. Recipe: Ingredients: For Homemade Phyllo Sheets All Purpose Flour (Maida)– 2 cups Salt -1 pinch Baking powder – 1.5 tsp Oil or desi ghee – 1/4 cup Milk & Water – 1/2 cup & 3-4 tbsp (as per need) To Coat: All-purpose flour (Maida) – 1/2 cup Cornflour – 1/2 cup For Dry fruit stuffing: Almonds – 1/2 cup Walnuts – 1/4 cup Cashews – a little less than 1/4 cup Pistachios – a little more than 1/4 cup Elaichi Powder – 1 tsp For Sugar Syrup Sugar – 1 cup Water- 3/4 cup Lemon Juice – 5-6 drops Kewra Essence – 1/2 tsp Kesar Essence – 1/2 tsp Desi ghee & Butter – 1/2 cup (to grease the layers) For the Dough (Phyllo Sheets): In a large bowl, mix the maida, salt, and baking powder. Add 1 tbsp oil and mix well with the dry ingredients. Gradually add milk and water (or use) to form a semi-stiff dough. Add more water if needed. Knead well, cover with a damp cloth,

Where the Brews Meet the Sky, Only at BrewfTop, Andheri

As the world lifts its glass this August 1st for World Beer Day, there’s no better place in Mumbai to join the global toast than BrewfTop, the breezy rooftop oasis at Berlin Brew Beer Garden in Andheri. Rooted in the convivial spirit of Berlin’s garden pubs and blended with Mumbai’s electric social energy, BrewfTop is more than a rooftop; it’s a destination for those who live to sip, savour, and celebrate craft. World Beer Day isn’t just about the drink. It’s about shared stories, clinking glasses, and discovering new flavours that transport you across continents. It’s a global celebration of brewing culture, and BrewfTop honours that with heart and hops. With panoramic views, soulfully rustic interiors, and a beer lineup that spans styles and stories, it offers the perfect backdrop for this international day of cheer. This year, BrewfTop invites patrons to soak up the golden hour with a curated experience that’s festive and flavour-packed. The rooftop will come alive with live music and DJ sets, making way for sundowner vibes that flow effortlessly into the night. Guests can dive into beer challenges, sip from sampler trees, or gather around beer towers built for communal joy. It’s all about pouring more than beer; it’s about pouring moments. The star of the evening? BrewfTop’s top-tier craft brews. The Berlin Hefeweizen brings a whisper of banana and clove in every sip, perfect for easy afternoons. The Tropical Guava Pale Ale is juicy, aromatic, and built for the bold palate. The Mango Lager is smooth, sunny, and deeply refreshing. For something darker and moodier, the Berlin Stout offers rich cocoa notes and espresso warmth. And for purists, the Rice Lager delivers ultimate crispness and clarity. Guests looking to explore the range of house-brewed flavours can opt for the Beer Tree, a tasting flight

Raia Ristorante & Bar: Panjim’s New Culinary Hotspot

A multi-cuisine experience in Panjim that shines with fresh flavours, eclectic cocktails, and a vibrant ambience. Nestled in the heart of Panjim, Raia Ristorante & Bar is quickly becoming a go-to spot for food lovers looking for variety, flavour, and a vibrant dining experience. The name Raia, inspired by a village in Portugal and symbolizing sunrays, reflects the restaurant’s bright and inviting vibe. With airy interiors during the day and a cozy, elegant ambience by night, Raia sets the stage for meals that feel both special and comforting. We began with the seasonal Thai Mango Salad a refreshing plate of juicy mangoes tossed with bell peppers, onions, and a zingy Thai dressing. It was fresh, light, and the perfect start to the meal. This dish is a part of their seasonal menu, which highlights their commitment to using ingredients at their peak, offering guests a dining experience that feels both timely and indulgent. With a menu that changes to reflect what’s best each season, there’s always something new and delightful to discover From their small plates, the Avocado & Burrata Toast and the Mushroom & Truffle Open Toast stood out simple yet indulgent, perfect for an anytime bite. From the global menu, the Cilantro Prawns were a clear winner, marinated in a vibrant mix of cilantro, garlic, pepper, lime juice, and olive oil, offering a burst of flavour in every bite. The Onion Rings, crisp and golden, made for a satisfying snack, while the Kathi Rolls available in paneer, chicken, lamb, and beef were soft, succulent, and full of flavour. In the Italian section, the Spinach & Ricotta Ravioli was a standout. Handmade and filled with blanched spinach and ricotta, it came in a rich tomato-based sauce that was both hearty and delicate. We also tried their Wood-Fired Pizzas The

Taste The Trend India’s Newest Food Discoveries

From hidden gems and experimental kitchens to viral street eats and gourmet innovations, we spotlight the flavours and culinary concepts redefining India’s vibrant foodscape. What’s new? HunaaanWhere? Bangalore After 18 years of serving up beloved pan-Asian fare, Hunaaan returns with a refreshed identity in Indiranagar and it’s every bit worth the wait. The new 40-seater outpost swaps traditional Chinese clichés for a clean, contemporary look. Think pinewood, rice-paper-inspired screens, soft lighting, and an open kitchen that greets you with sizzling aromas the moment you walk in. But what hasn’t changed is the food still packed with flavour, balance, and consistency. The menu has evolved to include modern Asian favourites like Kimbap, Miso Soup, Signature Hunan Salad, and Cold Silken Tofu Salad, alongside hearty classics like Kung Pao Chicken, Tianjin Lamb, and Vegetable Dumplings in Hot Garlic Sauce. Sushi lovers will appreciate the reverse Uramaki rolls, while dimsum platters and small plates like Prawn Tempura and Baby Potatoes are crowd-pleasers. With a thoughtful balance of innovation and nostalgia, Hunaaan’s Indiranagar chapter offers a warm return to old favourites and a stylish reason to come back for more. What’s new: KatanaWhere: Bangalore Tucked into a quiet pocket of Indiranagar, Katana is Bangalore’s latest addition to the culinary landscape and it’s one with serious character. This 45-seater izakaya-inspired bar brings together the precision of Japanese culinary tradition with the relaxed charm of a neighbourhood hangout. Co-founded by Sandesh Reddy and Prasanna Pandarinathan, Katana doesn’t chase trends, it offers a soulful, sake-led experience that feels both intentional and intimate. The menu, shaped by Chef Sanjit Biswakarma, is a series of refined small plates: delicate yet satisfying. The corn custard on shokupan and spicy salmon rice bowl are early standouts, balancing richness with restraint. At the bar, Pritish Shetty’s minimalist cocktails shine. Expect clean, layered

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