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IZAKAYA SUNDAYS Time : 7:00pm - 11:30pm Venue: Bushido Lounge Izakaya is a type of informal Japanese food gathering. Food items are served in small portions similar to Spanish Tapas. Izakaya dining includes a wide variety of Bushido's signature dishes. Food is normally ordered sl

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Published 15 May 2016, 8:00 · Updated 22:17

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IZAKAYA SUNDAYS

Time : 7:00pm - 11:30pm

Venue: Bushido Lounge

Izakaya is a type of informal Japanese food gathering. Food items are served in small portions similar to Spanish Tapas. Izakaya dining includes a wide variety of Bushido’s signature dishes. Food is normally ordered slowly over several courses rather than all at once. Guests can re-order dishes as much as they like. Dishes on the menu include Bushido’s famous volcano roll, the scrumptious rock shrimp tempura and the mouth-watering beef tenderloin with teriyaki sauce.

CUT & WEIGHT @ FLAMES

Date: Ongoing till 31 May

Venue: Art Rotana

Enrich your dining experience at Flames Restaurant with our highly anticipated ‘cut and weight’ concept where you can select the preferred size of your own Angus marbled tenderloin. If you guess the weight of the prime cut correctly to within 5g either way, it’s on the house !

YAMA AT ARGAN

Date: On-going till 31 May, 4pm to 10pm

Venue: Argan Village

Enjoy a series of activities for three days, every weekend, such as live graffiti, an outdoor movie night, live cooking, an outdoor photography class and more. The garden venue is surrounded by a market that allows many businesses to showcase their products, including food, makeup and other local products.

PAINTINGS EXHIBITION

Date: On-going till 31 May, 7pm to 9.30pm

Venue: InTouch Gallery

A fun and unique exhibit will feature the works of father and son artists Kamal Abdulla Ali Al Abdulla and Yaqoob Kamal Al Abdulla at the InTouch Gallery, Janabiya. Kamal works in colourful acrylic, mixed media and collage while his son, Yaqoob, a Kanoo International School student, uses paint or markers to create singular and imaginative scenes.

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