With 95 candles on cake, Mama Parsi still going strong

UPDATE: This article was erroneously published again. The original publication date is April 2013. Mama Parsi Girl’s High School was decorated with garlands of marigold, rangoli and handmade posters to celebrate its 95th anniversary on Monday. “It amazes me that the building looks exactly the same when we used to study here in 1990s and… Continue reading With 95 candles on cake, Mama Parsi still going strong

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Chef Jehangir Mehta’s Graffiti Earth Takes Sustainable Approach to Duane Street Hotel

It seems as if one can’t find a new restaurant that doesn’t label itself as “intimate” and “sustainable,” but Graffiti Earth is taking those terms a step further. Led by chef Jehangir Mehta, the colorfully decorated dining room is tucked inside the sunken first floor of the Duane Street Hotel in TriBeCa, featuring only 20 seats in… Continue reading Chef Jehangir Mehta’s Graffiti Earth Takes Sustainable Approach to Duane Street Hotel

Colaba’s Piccadilly is now Persepolis

If in the last seven months, you’ve missed the fatoush at Colaba’s 58-year-old Irani café, your wait’s over. And there’s a bonus: extra Continental and Parsi dishes, and possibly, a new name The lady who smiles on a signboard that reads ‘Piccadilly’ opposite Electric House on Colaba Causeway has been smiling so since 1957. Diners… Continue reading Colaba’s Piccadilly is now Persepolis

The Ninety First Symphony: Homi Dastoor’s Musical Journey

The Ninety First Symphony is a beautiful documentary on Homi Dastoor’s Musical Journey. Readers of Parsi Khabar are familiar with Homi’s work which was featured here and here. His wonderful book “Musical Journeys: A personal introduction to Western Classical Composers” is a beautiful read for those who love Western Classical music. The Ninety First Symphony is a documentary… Continue reading The Ninety First Symphony: Homi Dastoor’s Musical Journey

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