Orte, die Ali gefallen

Ali Latifi: The vanilla latte, when they get it right, is good. They don’t always pay attention to your order, though, so be very specific. Their pasta is very cheesy.

Ali Latifi: The view is amazing. The shisha is decent. The food is fine, but great. Come for the view.

Ali Latifi: It opens after 1600, before that the door is locked

Ali Latifi: The portions are a little small, but all the food was very good. If you’re in the area and don’t want to go to a simpler, hole in the wall type place, this would be a step up w good food.

Ali Latifi: It’s definitely “intellectual posh,” but there are a lot of nice cafes and restaurants. There’s also a Kiehl’s, a Puma and an Adidas. Book stores are great. Nice way to kill some time.

Ali Latifi: It’s small, fills up quickly. The dal makhni and hummus were both good, dal was better than hummus, though. They also have live music (a keyboardist and a vocalist), which is the real attraction.

Ali Latifi: The service is a little slow, but the food was excellent. I had the dal, my cousin had the pasta with prawns, both were great. The popcorn chicken was also quite good.

Ali Latifi: It’s well-located, gym is great. The service is excellent but there are some odd quirks, for instance, the elevators keep having problems and are slow. Mobile phone service is spotty in rooms

Ali Latifi: It’s open 24 hours, but they only have very little bottles of water and the AC isn’t always properly on.

Ali Latifi: It’s very crowded, even later in the evening. The final entrance is at 1700, it’s about a three hour drive from Delhi. It’s gorgeous, though. Go!

Ali Latifi: The service and decor are outstanding. The food is good too, essentially it’s all a very “upscale” or “refined” version of Indian food you would find at most restaurants

Ali Latifi: You can’t really go inside, but it’s nice to walk around and see the old Mughal fort.

Ali Latifi: They had Indian and East Asian food. The kima was great, as was the dal. The sushi was to the satisfaction of my friends who ordered it.

Ali Latifi: It’s beautiful. A great way to spend a lazy day.

Ali Latifi: A great little market. There’s a Kiehl’s and a Puma but also some smaller handicraft and fabric stores. Also, a few hip cafes and restaurants. Lots of literary types milling about

Ali Latifi: It’s very hip, with a young, “worldly” crowd, lots of journalists and writers. The drinks are quite good too. It gets very busy on weekend nights.

Ali Latifi: Kabob and biryani were both excellent. Go here if you can find it, it’s in a corner in Nizamuddin market, near the masjed.

Ali Latifi: Lots of young people. The food was good, we had the palak paneer and the chicken curry, both very good. The outside courtyard is nice, with young people dancing and singing.

Ali Latifi: I actually think this is the nicest Apple Store in the world, exudes the milieu Apple aspires to as part of its new open store strategy. The windows have great views of the fountain and Burj Khalifa

Ali Latifi: It's a total tourist trap, but it's still impressive to see the show. If you want a really good view, go to the second floor of the Apple Store and walk out into the patio area.

Ali Latifi: Last time I was in Dubai Mall, after hrs of going to stores, this was the only one where I bought clothes. Service is very good. Selection in the men's dept is good. Kenzo to Paul Smith and Gucci.