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Grand Regal Hotel is set to host an Indian Food Festival at its signature restaurant, Mehfil, starting tomorrow. The event will continue until April 27.
Indian ambassador to Qatar Sanjiv Arora will inaugurate the event at 7pm today.
The festival will feature 15 varieties of biryani in unlimited quantity on a buffet spread, including Dum Pukht biryani (mutton), Hyderabadi biryani, Gulnar Dum biryani (fish), Kaju biryani and Vegetable biryani, to name a few.
Guests visiting the festival - which will start at 7pm on all three days - will also be able to experience traditional Indian desserts.
The Mehfil restaurant is set to recreate the magic of Indian culture, complete with the rich aroma of biryani, Asian sweets, a warm atmosphere, live ghazals and Bollywood songs.
“An important objective of this event is to showcase the rich culinary heritage of India, generate better awareness of traditional Indian food and encourage local residents and guests to try it out,” said Imran Baig, general manager of Grand Regal Hotel.
The traditional dishes will be prepared by Grand Regal Hotel’s executive chef, Rajeev Sharma, an expert in Indian cuisine.
Total Marketing Middle East backs Red Bull event
In a bid to extend its international partnerships in motorsport, Total Marketing Middle East has signed an agreement with Red Bull as joint sponsors for its Red Bull Car Park Drift events in the GCC region. Total and the Infiniti Red Bull Racing team have had a successful partnership in F1 racing for three consecutive years, which saw Red Bull win the Formula 1 drivers’ and constructors’ world championships. Thanks to Total’s tailor-made lubricants, the racing teams partnering with Total benefit from the latest technological innovations aiming to improve engine performance through research and development and thereby paving the way for victories. Through Total’s special relationships with leading automakers (Renault, Nissan etc) and successful partnerships with F1 teams, Total can guarantee the benefits of its brand-new technologies.
Indian embassy Open House
The Indian embassy will hold its next Open House for its nationals on Friday, 26 April, to discuss any urgent issues related to the community in Qatar. The Open House will be held from 5:30 to 6:30pm. Precise information on issues or cases to be discussed with the embassy can be given in writing from 5:30 to 6pm. This will be followed by an interaction with the officers of the embassy from 6pm to 6:30pm.
Embassy holiday
The Indian embassy in Doha will remain closed today on the occasion of Mahavir Jayanti.
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