Sunday, February 26, 2012

Out and about.

Provided by 7DAYS.ae

Meal deals

Esca at Qamardeen Hotel, Old Town

Daily

Esca offers pleasant views over the gardens and pool area, with two huge chandeliers dangling 50 metres from the ceiling above. At the daily Italian-style dinner buffet you can select your own pizza, browse the spaghetti corner, or choose from a wide range of meat dishes, salads and desserts. The a la carte also menu offers a wide choice of modern cuisine.Aa The buffet is dhs185 inclusive of house beverages. Call 04 428 6888

Fareast Seafood Market at Regent Palace Hotel

Daily

Choose your preferred seafood, mix it in with some fresh vegetables, and watch the Chef prepare your meal in front of you. The food is cooked Thai style. The range of seafood includes tiger prawns, and soups and starters are also available.Aa All you can eat for dhs111 per person.Aa Lunch is served from 12pm-2.30pm and dinner from 7pm-11.30pm. Call 04 396 3888

Culture clubAa

Magical Appeal by Abdul Raheem Salim at Total Arts Gallery

Until July 20

Abdul Raheem Salim is one the first UAE artists who was brave enough to venture into contemporary art and he has continuously surprised his audience with new works. His paintings have a wonderful sense of movement and are full of energy and emotion. These works represent the love and pain of a woman, whose face is never shown, leaving viewers to use their imagination. Sunday to Thursday 10am to 8pm. For more information call 04 347 5050

Gallery Artists Exhibition at Third Line Gallery

Until July 15

The Third Line will showcase a variety of contemporary works of Middle Eastern artists. The exhibition features artists like Abbas Akhavan, Amir H Fallah, Ghadah Al Kandari, Hassan Hajjaj, Laleh Khorramian, Marwan Sahmarani, Monir Shahroudy Farmanfarmaian, Neda Hadizadeh, Pouran Jinchi, Rana Begum and Shezad Dawood. Call 04 34 11367 or see www.thethirdline.com

For the diaryAa

Power Puff Girls at Modesh Fun City - Dubai Airport Expo

Until July 17

Sugar, spice and everything nice - these were the ingredients chosen to create perfect little girls. A huge hit during DSS 2007, the Powerpuff Girls return for a new exciting adventure this year - 'The Recycling Meltdown Show'. Watch Blossom, Bubbles and Buttercup in action on the main stage at Modhesh Fun City in a dazzling show for children. Shows are held daily between 1.20pm and 2.20pm. Call 04 220 0708 or log on to www.mydsf.com

Junior Chef Competition at Time Square Mall

Until July 2

Among the most prestigious awards in the Middle East for the hotel industry, the Junior Chefs Award offers recognition of culinary talent across the region. The jury for the awards include Master Chefs from around the world. During this event, multinational Chefs battle it out to showcase their finest preparations in numerous categories. The event will be held daily from 10am to 5pm. For more information call 600 54 5555

7DAYS LOVES...Aa

Well Presented Delicacies

We know that it's not only the flavour of food that stimulates the tastebuds, but also the presentation.Aa The Blue Elephant restaurant at Al Bustan Rotana Hotel offers both. Situated in the lobby of the hotel, overflowing with greenery, the restaurant delivers a tranquil oasis from the everyday hustle and bustle.Aa The menu is extensive, with vegetarian options.AaAa There are also themed buffets throughout the week. Call 04 282 0000

Cool Summer Refreshments

During the hot summer months, there is nothing better than 'Arabic Lemonade'. The combination of fresh lemon juice, mint, and sugar or syrup sets the tastesbuds tingling and has positive health benefits. In traditional medicine, lemon is widely known for its healing powers. It is effective in curing many digestion problems and acts as a tonic to the liver. Lemon cools the body so effectively that it can be used to reduce fever, so next time you're feeling the effects of the hot summer sun, chill with some lemon and mint juice, rather than a sticky soda.

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