When I first heard that Silk Route Jaipur had relaunched, I was curious about the way you get curious about an old favourite that suddenly shows up with a new haircut. You want to know what changed, but you also secretly hope the things you loved are still there. And that’s exactly the feeling I […]
If you’re anything like me, you’ve hit your limit with cafes that try too hard. You know the ones they have bright, loud colors, too much going on, and feel less like a relaxing stop and more like a poorly organized garage sale. I’m tired of places that yell at you instead of simply inviting […]
In a city where cafes compete for attention with neon menus and theatrical brews, the new Naked Coffee outlet in Mumbai does the opposite. It cuts through the noise by doing almost nothing, intentionally. No frills, no distractions, no caffeine circus. Just coffee, pared back to the bone, standing there exactly as it is: honest, […]
In a state where every lane hums with music and every bar tries to outdo the next, Joseph Bar doesn’t raise its voice. It doesn’t need to. Its charm lies in quiet familiarity that’s weaved within the soul of locals in Goa, the sound of ice clinking in small glasses, the low chatter between old […]
I first heard about Grind Bar in the most unexpected way , from a friend who isn’t even into coffee. “It’s not really a café,” she said, “it’ s more of a post-gym ritual.” I rolled my eyes at the time. Goa, after all, is full of cafés chasing an aesthetic, each promising slow mornings, […]
On a balmy evening in North Goa, I found myself ascending a narrow staircase tucked above a quiet café in Assagao.Just a discreet wooden door marked by nothing more than curiosity laid Room One, a bar so small it almost feels like a secret, and so considered it could double as a gallery. Designed by […]
There are brands that make sweets, and then there are brands that craft stories in sugar, milk, and memory. Kesar belongs firmly to the latter. As Diwali approaches and the air fills with the scent of ghee and cardamom, Kesar reminds us that Indian mithai, when touched by imagination and integrity, can transcend nostalgia to […]
In the quiet, sun-faded lanes of Fontainhas, Panjim’s Latin Quarter, stands an art-deco house that catches light just right. Its doors open into Miguel’s Cocktails & Petiscos, a fifty-seater restaurant that feels less like a bar and more like a time capsule, part colonial nostalgia, part modern craft, and entirely deliberate in every detail. Miguel’s […]
The most compelling stories often lurk just beneath the surface of the commonplace. In Altinho, Panjim, a quarter known more for its quiet, colonial-era grace than its nightlife, I found a narrative so potent, so utterly singular, it recalibrated my very definition of a ‘night out.’ It exists behind an unassuming door, marked only by […]
History, I’ve always believed, is a story we inherit but at World of Arya, I discovered it’s far more than dates and dynasties. It’s a living, breathing tapestry woven into flavors, textures, rituals, and memories that textbooks barely scratch the surface of. The experience here isn’t designed to lecture you—it’s crafted to envelop you, to […]
