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Loafology: Another music in a different kitchen
The eatery is bright, original and unmissable for foodies everywhere
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Game of Thrones-themed café opens in Islamabad
Ever wondered what dining like the Lannisters would be like?
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Restaurant review: Ambrosia is a cut above the rest
Ambrosia not just entices the sensory nerve-endings on your palate but feeds your visionary spirits
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Restaurant review: The day I found a dead mosquito in my food
I am new to this Facebook group; I just joined because my friend got free pizza after complaining about a restaurant
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Restaurant review: The pull of Paramount
Paramount is the grandest excursion into Lebanese food Karachi has ever seen
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Introducing authentic Chinese cuisine to Karachi
Can we do without our Pakistani-Chinese fusion dishes?
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Café Bogie: Right on track
Karachi-based café may be one of the better surprises the city’s busiest business street has to offer
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Restaurant Review: Hoagies serves up a long sandwich gone wrong
This Karachi-based eatery suffers from the soggy sandwich curse
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Nitrogen ice cream comes to Karachi
Is the experiment worth it? Absolutely!
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Restaurant review: Hunger’s Pack leaves you hungry for originality
'It is a decent place with friendly waiters who’ll manage to put a smile on your face even if the food doesn’t'
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