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THE PERFECT MANGO SORBET TREAT THIS WINTER

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Mango sorbet bar from The Brooklyn Creamery displayed next to its bright blue and orange packaging that reads ‘37 Calories’ and ‘Mango Sorbet.’ The box features splashes of mango juice and a mango graphic, with three small mango cubes placed in front on a yellow background.


I honestly didn’t expect a mango sorbet from The Brooklyn Creamery to feel this satisfying in winter, but that’s exactly what makes this one work. When it comes to mango, I personally feel it’s usually reserved for summer menus and sun-soaked cravings. However, this bar tends to deliver that ripe, peak-season flavour right in the middle of winter. One bite in, and it genuinely feels mood-lifting, fresh, and oddly comforting on a cooler evening.

What surprised me first was the texture. It’s smooth and creamy, not icy or brittle like most sorbets tend to be. There’s a unique richness to it – a thickness that makes it feel indulgent, yet it still finishes light on the palate. It doesn’t weigh you down, which matters, especially when I am reaching for something late at night and don’t want the regret to follow.

The sweetness is restrained and natural. It doesn’t taste sugary or overworked; instead, it leans into the fruit itself which is a plus point in my books. Knowing it’s sweetened naturally than with refined sugar makes sense here, the sweetness feels clean and measured, never cloying. There’s no artificial aftertaste, no lingering heaviness, just a fresh mango finish that fades gently.

One bite in, and it has honestly become my go-to treat for midnight cravings, when I want something sweet but not extremely sugary. With a low-calorie count at just 37 calories, it feels like a smart indulgence choice rather than a compromise. Its texture is light enough watching my diet yet satisfying enough that I don’t feel short-changed. The fact that it’s made with just five ingredients, no preservatives, no added colour, and no extra flavouring only reinforces that feeling of eating something honest.

It’s feels kind of like a frozen treat that fits into real life – whether it’s that peckish treat right after dinner, or a post-workout reward, or just when we want a little more for winter cravings that calls for a little tropical twist as well, proof that I don’t need summer or excess to enjoy mango at its best. Simple delicacy yet rich enough to enjoy with a good movie or just on days when the craving strikes.

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BAB EL BAHR COMBINES FLAVOR AND FUN FOR THE ULTIMATE SUHOOR THIS RAMADAN

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Overhead view of a BAB EL BAHR Suhoor table featuring freshly baked Arabic bread, scrambled eggs, hummus, foul medammas, labneh, pita bread, olives, herbs, and mixed Levantine dishes served with tableware and a lit candle.

This Ramadan, Bab El Bahr by Al Hallab invites guests to embrace the spirit of tradition, flavor, and togetherness with its authentic and indulgent Suhoor experience. Set against the vibrant backdrop of Mohammed Bin Rashid Boulevard, the restaurant offers a thoughtfully curated a la carte Suhoor menu designed to celebrate the pre-dawn meal in style, comfort, and warmth.

From classic Levantine favorites to contemporary twists, Bab El Bahr’s Suhoor menu caters to every palate. Guests can start with cheese selections such as Shilal, Kashkaval, and Baladiyeh, paired with grilled halloumi or eggs cooked to order, whether sunny side up, scrambled, or as an omelette. Traditional dishes like shakshuka, egg with soujouk, and egg with awarma add hearty, flavorful options for those looking for a protein-packed start to the day.

For those seeking authentic Levantine flavors, Bab El Bahr also serves foul medammas, balila, labneh, goat labneh with walnuts, makdous, and hummus-based dishes, including classic fatteh hummus and fatteh hummus bil lahme. The à la carte menu further highlights mini manakeesh (zaatar, cheese) and kaake traboulsieh (Akawi cheese or smoked turkey & kashkaval).

No Suhoor is complete without something sweet. Bab El Bahr offers jam and butter selections, ashta with honey, Nutella flatbread with bananas and toasted hazelnuts, cheese kunafa, fried katayef, Um Ali, and a seasonal fruit platter, ensuring a perfect balance of flavors to satisfy every craving.

To elevate the communal spirit, the restaurant provides backgammon boards, Jakaru boards, and playing cards, allowing guests to enjoy lighthearted games and connect with family and friends while savoring the pre-dawn meal.

Bab El Bahr’s Suhoor experience combines culinary authenticity, elegant presentation, and a welcoming atmosphere, making it an ideal destination for both traditional family gatherings and casual nights with friends during Ramadan.

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COUNTER CULTURE CAFÉ INTRODUCES LIMITLESS COFFEE OFFER

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A freshly prepared latte topped with delicate leaf‑style latte art is served in a pink cup and saucer at COUNTER CULTURE CAFÉ. Placed on a wooden table, the coffee is accompanied by a breakfast platter in the background, featuring a selection of light bites, creating a relaxed café setting ideal for coffee breaks or casual dining.

Counter Culture Café at Dubai Marriott Harbour Hotel & Suites invites coffee enthusiasts and remote workers to experience its new Limitless Coffee offer, available daily from 10:00 AM onwards

Perfect for those looking for a productive workday or an extended stay in a cozy setting, the offer is priced at AED 32 and includes unlimited coffee and tea selections, plus an exclusive 25% discount on food when opting for the Limitless Coffee package.

Guests can enjoy a wide range of hot and iced beverages, including Espresso, Americano, Latte, Cappuccino, Flat White, Mocha, Frappuccino, Hot Chocolate, and the full selection of Tchaba teas and iced teas, all served in the café’s relaxed and contemporary environment.

For those who enjoy the outdoors, terrace seating is available, and pets are welcome, making it the perfect spot for guests who want to bring their furry friends along.

Located within Dubai Marriott Harbour Hotel & Suites, Counter Culture Café offers a welcoming space ideal for remote working, casual meetings, leisurely coffee breaks, or simply relaxing in the heart of Dubai Marina.

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BESH TURKISH KITCHEN UNVEILS “FLAVORS FROM THE SILK ROAD” RAMADAN IFTAR INSPIRED BY TURKEY, THE MIDDLE EAST AND BEYOND

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Guests in traditional Middle Eastern attire share a Ramadan iftar table at BESH TURKISH KITCHEN, with assorted Turkish mezze, grilled kebabs, bread, juices, and lanterns on a patterned table.

 This Ramadan, Besh Turkish Kitchen invites guests on a culinary journey along the Silk Road to savor the rich flavours of Turkey, the Middle East, and Asia. Available daily throughout the holy month, the “Flavors from the Silk Road” Ramadan Iftar is served buffet-style with rotating menus, offering something new throughout the holy month. Perfect for repeat visits with family and friends.

The spread begins with dates and water, followed by a selection of cold mezze and salads, including hummus, moutabal, fattoush, tabbouleh, warak enab and kisir, alongside marinated vegetables and regional cheeses. Hot dishes feature Arabic lentil soup, meat kibbeh, freshly baked Turkish pide and lahmacun, shawarma made to order, and a rotating selection of grilled kebabs. Main courses span multiple cuisines with highlights including lamb ouzi at the carving station, Adana kebab, butter chicken, chicken biryani, seafood tagines, fish sayadieh, as well as beef stroganoff, mac & cheese, fried rice and vegetable noodles, plus plenty of vegetarian options.

Desserts are equally generous, featuring kunafa, baklava, Umm Ali, Turkish delight and sütlaç, alongside Arabic pastries, international cakes, and traditional Indian sweets.

Set within Besh’s warm, Anatolian-inspired interiors on the 5th floor of Sheraton Mall of the Emirates, the Iftar offers a relaxed and welcoming setting to gather, share, and celebrate after sunset.

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