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Video: Why are you in Kuwait? By an American lady

 

Here’s a video shot by an American lady working in Kuwait. She’s not a military worker, so she lives off base and be out and about in Kuwait like a normal foreigner. She works for a company that does business with the American Military  in Kuwait and not married to a Kuwaiti, so her point of view is the closest to an average American as you can get.

The video here offers a nice glimpse into how an American would live in Kuwait. Just like a typical Kuwaiti, she goes to The Avenues mall on weekends. She speaks very positively about local women’s sense of makeup and fashion, how shopping here is excellent, and what she would normally wear when going out in Kuwait.

I liked the video, it showed how Kuwait is really like. Lots of international shops, very normal dress attire (minus the hot shorts and tube tanks), and the abundance of American and international restaurants.

Here are some of her words about Kuwait (I just pasted a few short paragraphs, you can check the whole thing [here]):

 First of all they are VERY accepting of American culture and lifestyle, for the most part. NO as a woman I don’t have to be fully covered. We just have to be mindful and respectful. So sure I can wear a skirt or a short dress and they really cannot do much to punish you, but you just have to be willing to deal with the awkward stares lol but it’s really not as strict here as you may think it is.

The cost of living here is quite expensive, the Kuwaiti dinar is almost 3 and a half times more than 1 US Dollar. The Kuwaiti Dinair also beats the Euro, so Kuwait is FAR from third world living, contrary to what most might believe.

As for the demographics here, Kuwaiti’s are surprisingly more like the minority here. There are tons of Filipinos, Ethiopians, Somali’s, Egyptians, Nigerians, Brits, Americans, Indians, Pakistani, and other races here as well. It really is quite a nice mixture of people

Did I tell you how much American culture is accepted here?! They have everything we have and much more: Krispy Kreme, Chili’s, PF Changs, Applebee’s, Buffalo’s, McDonald’s (of course) and ALL of them deliver.

I also love how the culture here is so beauty obsessed. Makeup artistry, plastic surgery and all things beauty are all the rave here. People are always looking for the next best thing, we have everything state of the art with beauty and cosmetics. Which makes the makeup artist like me fit right in :)

Home Slice pizza at Sultan Center

Home Slicce pizza Kuwait at Sultan center

Home Slice is a pizza place in Al-She3eb that opened up a couple of years ago, selling New York style pizza. While shopping at Sultan Center Hawalli, I noticed that Home Slice has a fridge there selling pizza by the slice, whole, raw dough, and sauce.

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The sell pizza by the slice and by the pie, all you need is to cook it in the oven for 5 minutes. They even sell side dishes like Buffalo wings and garlic cheese bread to complete your meal.

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If you want a more real cooking experience, then you can make the pizza from scratch using their ingredients. They sell the dough (2 kinds), the pizza sauce, cheese, and even toppings.

I like the idea very much, it’s nice to be able to eat a fresh slice of good pizza anytime you want, even after the restaurant closes. It sure beats fast food pizza.

I personally much prefer Upper Crust over it (my #1 fav pizza place), maybe they too can start selling their pizzas in supermarkets.

Business lunch offer from Upper Crust

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Enjoy the offer, it’s a good one. My favorite pizza there is the Swellesley, but only if you like hot spicy food.

Armani Cafe now open in Prestige phase at The Avenues Mall

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Armani Cafe is now open in Prestige phase at the Avenues Mall. From what I’ve heard, they’ll have the same menu as their Dubai branch, which is great news.

I’ve posted before about Armani Cafe of Emirates Mall, and how their food is great and delicious. I would say it’s up there with the best food places in the whole Gulf region. So if they really are serving the same menu here in Kuwait, then that is just awesome. I recommend you try their Veal Milanese, Truffle pizza, and Truffle Bruschetta.

Grand reopening of Al-Koot restaurant mall in Fintas with Saher El-Layl

The small cute restaurant mall in Fintas will see its grand re-opening this weekend, with a two day festival. The event will take place Nov. 29th and 30th, from 6 p.m., and some of Saher Al-Layl’s cast will be there to celebrate.

Al-Koot restaurant mall houses: Pizza Hut, Taco Bell, Burger King, Kababji, and Applebees.

Steak Celebration festival at Applebee’s

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If you’re a steak lover, then you might be interested in Applebee’s new Steak Celebration.

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Review of Mo2armisha Shawarma shop شاورما مقرمشة

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Mo2armisha shawarma shop is an exclusive shawarma and sandwich, located both in Al-She3eb and in Mahboula. The shop is famous for their shawarmas, but they also offer several other kinds of sandwiches like Hallum and Moshakal. Plus, they sell several side orders like fried shrimp and jalapeno poppers.

  • Their best shawarma is the Bu-Waleed. It’s a meat one that’s mixed in a minty sauce, with fresh tomatoes and onions. You must try this one (it’s the 1st shawarma pic on the left, oozing mint sauce).
  • Another best seller is the Uncle Sam. Again, this is also a meat shawrama, but is mixed with a different sauce. This is also a great shawarma sandwich, because it’s so rich in savory aioli sauce (but the Bu-Waleed still tops it). I don’t have a picture of this one because it’s mostly sold out by the time I’m ordering, that’s how best selling this sandwich is.
  • As for chicken, their best selling chicken shawarma is the potato king, which is mixed with fries and garlic sauce (pictured here with white garlic sauce). I didn’t like this one very much, I much rather have several Bu-Waleeds instead.
  • This brings us to the sandwich size, which isn’t big or large. You’ll need to eat between 2-4 to fill up. To give you a sense of size, each sandwich is made with thin arabic pita bread (double not single sided).

Our bill was KD 3.900, and that was for 5 shawarmas and 4 chili chutneys. Their prices are a little more expensive than other places (like jam3iya and small joints), but that’s OK. The sandwiches are filled to the rim with meat, the sauces are unique, and the place is owned by The Sultan Center. All are good reasons to be more expensive.

They open from 1 p.m., but the Shawarmas are not usually ready till 1.30- 2, so you better call ahead to make sure. Also, if you’re going after 9 pm or on weekends, it’s also good to call to make sure they have shawarmas.

They have two branches: She3eb (Darwish Al-Aradi street, just behind Flex Executive Gym) and Mahboula. Their phone numbers are 2261-5234 and 2371-2580.

Sahran sandwiches goes to Vietnam مطاعم سهران تفتح بڤيتنام

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Sahran restaurants is one of the famous sandwich shops in Kuwait. It’s especially famous for late night eaters, because most of the branches open 24/7.

In a surprise step, Sahran is opening a new international branch, in the Vietnamese city Ho Chi Menh. I had to read the sign twice to make sure it said Vietnam and not Thailand. Now Thailand, be Bangkok or Puket, I understand. But Vietnam, now that is surprising.

Anyways, we wish Sahran the best of luck.

Al-Manshar Mall has closed down, but Al-Kout is still open

  

Al-Manshar Mall in Fahaheel has officially closed down. All of its shops and restaurants, including Haagen Dazs & Johnny Rockets, have closed. A new mall will be built in its place, and that will probably take 4-5 years to complete. It’s a damn shame because Al-Manshar was one of the prettiest malls in Kuwait, had lots of character and style. It was originally renovated on top of the old 1060′s shops that originally existed there, that’s what gave it its unique old style.

Anyways, it will be demolished soon. And until the new mall is built and open, you can use the adjacent Al-Kout mall for fun and pleasure whenever you’re in Fahaheel. Al-Kout is another very pretty mall, and its water fountains and water-front cafes are absolutely beautiful and relaxing. The mall itself is rather quite during weekdays, which is a fresh change from the hustle and bustle of the Avenues and the 360 malls.

Some of the water front cafes in Al-Kout are Paul, Costa, Caribou, two italian sandwich shops, 2 other cafes, Marble Slab, and Red Mango. Inside the mall you’ve got KNCC cinema, Mango and Zara, The Athelet’s Foot, a food court, kids shops, lingerie shops, an iCity or Digits (Apple) store, and a Sultan Center Supermarket.

I’ve been going there a lot this past week, because my cat is currently being treated in the International Veterinary Hospital in Wafra. Al-Kout is the closest place to sit down for a bite to eat or to have a cup of coffee, before I have to head back to the vet place again.

The weather in Kuwait will only get better from now on,which makes visiting Al-Kout and sitting outdoors a pure hidden and quite pleasure.

New Cali Whopper from Burger King

Burger King have a new whopper called the California whopper, made with chipotle and guacamole. We had it for lunch yesterday, and it was a nice change from the regular whopper; just make sure you order it with extra chipotle and guacamole, and easy tomato\onion.