Celebrating at Al Dawaar Revolving Restaurant l Hyatt Regency Deira Dubai
It's been eighteen long years but it still feels like yesterday since we got married. That's long if you would think about it and yes our wish is to forever. Cheese! Haha!
Having been able to raise our own family here in the UAE (with its ups and downs) and having survived covid last year, was for me, something worth celebrating.
After a long day of sightseeing in Khorfakkan, we ended our day with a nice and delicious dinner at a seafood restaurant located in Khorfakkan Fish Market.
Khorfakkan has grown popular in the last couple of years. Thanks to the Sharjah government's initiative to revive and redevelop this unique part of the city, we have new places to explore.
Khorfakkan means “Creek of Two Jaws”, is an enclave of Sharjah, tucked into the emirate of Fujairah. It centers on Khorfakkan Bay, home to the curved Khorfakkan Beach and a deep-sea port.
Gevora Hotel Dubai holds the Guinness World Record title of the Tallest Hotel In The World. With the tallest title comes the Highest View Lounge, the highest restaurant in the Middle East situated at 280m from the ground with 360-degree views of the Dubai skyline. It is at HC Level or the 75th floor.
Ferald surprised me with a pre-Valentine dinner date at this restaurant last Thursday. Trying something new, something quite fancy this time. A welcome change from the usual daily errand dates we used to make. If you get what I mean. (hahaha)
It was a lovely night, all of Dubai was twinkling. It was an incredible view. A bit chilly since we are only in February but I am not complaining. It was actually great up there and since we were dressed for the occasion, we didn't need to ask for a blanket but if you ever need it, it is provided. All you need is to ask.
Salt or sugar? You'll find it both at the Salt Pop-up Camp located in DIFC. It only lasts until 30 January, so hurry.
Mouthwatering Wagyu burgers or decadent desserts and all other good stuff to make you a happy camper is available. Choose your orders at the cool food or desserts museum before getting billed at the counter. Food is served at your campsite.
Our happy campers enjoyed their time at the camp.
You'll also be able to decide if you're a camper or a glamper or both.
Easy to spot along Happiness Street in DIFC between Damac Parks & Towers and Brookfields Place, hues of bold orange and pink immediately catches your attention.
Book your camp pass here. Watch our video for full details.
After Christmas and New Year holidays, do you feel you've had enough of the leftovers? I feel the same way. I needed something to break away from it. The first craving I've had was a very Pinoy fish dish.
Sinampalukang isda. Some would think of it as sinigang but it is not sinigang.
