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Published on September 17, 2023
Oktoberfest is a world-famous beer festival and traveling carnival held annually in Munich, Bavaria, Germany. It is the world's largest Volksfest (folk festival), running from mid- or late-September to around the first Sunday in October, with more than six million international and national visitors attending the event.
Oktoberfest originated on October 12, 1810, in celebration of the marriage of Crown Prince Ludwig of Bavaria (who later became King Ludwig I) to Princess Therese of Saxe-Hildburghausen. The festival concluded five days later with a horse race held in an open area that came to be called Theresienwiese. The following year the race was combined with a state agricultural fair, and in 1818 booths serving food and drink were introduced.
Today, Oktoberfest has evolved into a massive and internationally recognized event. Oktoberfest is a two-week celebration of Bavarian culture, featuring beer, food, music, and dancing. There are 14 large beer tents, each run by a different Bavarian brewery, as well as numerous smaller tents and booths serving food and drinks.
Key features of Oktoberfest include:
Beer Tents: The festival is famous for its large beer tents, each run by different Munich breweries. These tents serve a variety of traditional German beers, with the most popular being Märzenbier, a strong, amber lager. Märzenbier is the traditional beer served at Oktoberfest. It is a strong lager that is brewed specifically for the festival.
Traditional Food: Alongside beer, Oktoberfest offers a wide range of traditional Bavarian foods such as sausages, pretzels, roast chicken, pork knuckles, and sauerkraut. Bratwurst, pretzels, and sauerkraut are some of the most popular food items at Oktoberfest. Other popular dishes include roasted chicken, pork knuckles, and dumplings.
Live Music: The beer tents feature live music, including traditional German bands and modern music acts. It's common for attendees to dance on the benches and tables to the music.
Carnival Rides and Games: In addition to food and beer, Oktoberfest grounds include an amusement park with various rides and games, making it a family-friendly event.
Traditional Clothing: Many visitors and even some of the locals dress in traditional Bavarian attire, such as lederhosen (leather shorts) for men and dirndls (traditional dresses) for women.
Parades: There are often parades, including the grand opening procession and traditional costume parades.
Cultural Events: Oktoberfest showcases Bavarian culture with events like dance performances, craft exhibitions, and more.
Massive Crowds: Millions of people from around the world attend Oktoberfest each year, making it a truly international celebration.
It's important to note that while the Oktoberfest in Munich is the most famous and largest, similar Oktoberfest celebrations are held in many cities worldwide, often with a focus on German beer, food, and cultural traditions.
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By Hariharan U
Published on May 10, 2026
Masala Library by Jiggs Kalra is inviting guests to celebrate Mother’s Day with a thoughtfully curated dining experience that blends modern Indian gastronomy with refined culinary artistry.
Known for its innovative approach to post-colonial Indian cuisine, Masala Library offers a contemporary interpretation of traditional flavours, where technique, presentation, and storytelling come together to create a distinctive fine dining journey.
This Mother’s Day, the restaurant is honouring mothers with a special gesture, a complimentary signature dessert for every mother dining at the restaurant. The experience is designed as a tribute to the women who shape our lives, offering a sweet and memorable ending to a carefully crafted meal.
Guests can expect an elevated dining experience that reflects the restaurant’s philosophy of pushing the boundaries of Indian cuisine while preserving its cultural essence. From thoughtfully plated dishes to immersive flavours, the celebration is positioned as both intimate and experiential.
Reservations for the experience can be made at +91 84549 00900. Located in the heart of Bandra Kurla Complex, Masala Library continues to stand as one of Mumbai’s most recognised destinations for progressive Indian fine dining.
This Mother’s Day offering brings together culinary innovation and emotional warmth, making it a fitting tribute to the most important woman in every guest’s life.
By Manu Vardhan Kannan
This Mother’s Day, Harajuku Tokyo Cafe is bringing together flavour, comfort, and celebration with its specially curated “Okāsan Special” brunch experience.
Inspired by the warmth and spirit of Mother’s Day, the brunch offers guests a thoughtfully planned menu that balances Japanese-inspired flavours with comforting favourites. Designed to feel relaxed and cheerful, the experience promises an afternoon filled with good food, conversations, and memorable moments with loved ones.
The menu begins with flavourful starters such as Spicy Avocado Cream Cheese, Dynamite Shroom, and Spicy Salmon Cream Cheese, followed by comforting mains including Kara Miso Ramen, Katsu Curry Rice Bowl, and Yaki Udon (Mazemen). Each dish has been crafted with attention to detail while reflecting the café’s signature Tokyo-inspired style.
Adding to the celebration are free-flowing cocktails and mocktails, creating a lively and easy-going atmosphere throughout the brunch. To make the occasion extra special, every table dining with their mothers will receive a complimentary cupcake, adding a sweet and heartfelt touch to the experience.
Blending charm, comfort, and contemporary Japanese-inspired dining, the “Okāsan Special” brunch is designed as a warm tribute to mothers and the moments shared around the table.
Magnolia Bakery has officially opened its first outlet in New Delhi at World St. in Worldmark, Aerocity, bringing the globally recognised New York dessert brand to the capital city.
The launch further strengthens World St.’s growing identity as a curated culinary and social destination within Aerocity. Positioned as “The Social Spine of Worldmark,” the destination has been designed as a lively, walkable space that blends food, lifestyle, and social experiences within one of the country’s leading business districts.
Founded in New York City in 1996, Magnolia Bakery has gained a loyal global following for its classic American desserts and nostalgic charm. The brand is especially known for favourites such as banana pudding, tres leches, cheesecakes, brownies, layered desserts, and pastel-frosted cupcakes, many of which have become social media favourites over the years.
Speaking about the addition of the brand to World St., S. K. Sayal, MD & CEO, Bharti Real Estate, said,
“World St. is envisioned as the social and cultural heart of Worldmark, a vibrant, walkable destination that brings together some of the world’s most loved brands and experiences. Our focus has been on curating a dynamic mix that resonates with professionals, travellers, and the city’s evolving lifestyle aspirations. The addition of Magnolia Bakery adds to the mix at World St., making it a go-to destination for dining and social experiences across Delhi.”
Adding to this, Zonu Reddy, Co-Founder of Spago Foods, shared,
“Delhi has been an important part of our journey, and World St. at Worldmark, Aerocity gives us an opportunity to bring the brand closer to a wider set of customers. This launch allows us to reach more people while staying true to the quality and familiarity that define Magnolia Bakery.”
Spread across nearly half a kilometre connecting 4, 5 and 6 Worldmark, World St. covers around 2,60,000 sq. ft. of gross leasable area. The pedestrian-friendly promenade features global dining concepts, alfresco spaces, green courtyards, art installations, and lifestyle experiences designed to create a vibrant urban social hub.
With a mix of cafés, patisseries, restaurants, and bars, World St. continues to position itself as one of the city’s most dynamic dining and lifestyle destinations.
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