Originally published July 18, 2016. Prices, menus and openings subject to change. The month of Ramadan has come to an end, and we can’t help but feel saddened. Not just because of the Ramadan spirit we witnessed from the city and people of Dubai, but because we can no longer enjoy some of the most lavish dining experiences in the world. During the month of …
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Published January 14, 2017. Updated May 14, 2017. Orange County, the pristine Southern California suburb idealized in numerous TV shows, has come a long way in the last 10 years. Though it is considered suburbia, it definitely has its pockets of the bougie, the edgy, and the”far-out” beachy. What sometimes seems like a scene out of Stepford Wives, Orange County had recently moved towards a …
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Images taken and owned by Mademoiselle Meme. Back in September during NYFW, we stumbled upon the Museum of Ice Cream in Manhattan on its last day before closing. The colorful window display made it hard to miss, not to mention seeing a guy enjoying a 6 inch pink and blue ice cream soft serve atop a waffle cone—it was a colossal, crave-worthy treat. Unfortunately, the NYC exhibition was closing shop, …
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Images: Patricia Chang Smack dab in the heart of Chinatown, San Francisco, is the city’s newest food emporium, China Live. The 30,000-square-feet open floor plan is a foodie’s paradise. The food hall provides for a live cooking experience in each part of the market, which was partially open upon our visit this month. What’s opened thus far at China Live is the Oolong Café tea room, Market Restaurant & Bar, flower mart and an …
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Image taken and owned by Mademoiselle Meme. Published: August 10, 2016. Updated: March 28, 2017 Dubai is host to an international plethora of restaurants, cafes, and markets, leaving its locals and visitors spoilt for choice. Whether you are eating out or grocery shopping, this cosmopolitan Emirate has brought in some of the world’s most famous foodie establishments, so you can never go hungry. You’ll find bougie food markets like New York’s …
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If you don’t follow us on Instagram or Snapchat, you are missing a major part of Mademoiselle Meme’s personal musings, travels and foodie moments. Social media is where Memé takes over, providing for a raw and unfiltered space that has everything you won’t see on the website. From travel photos to foodie shots, selfies and videos, Snapchat, Instagram and Facebook is where things get personal and where …
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Image taken and owned by Mademoiselle Meme. We have collaborated with Shark Mountain Coffee Company to create a sweet and spicy cappuccino for Spring/Summer. With Turmeric being a flavor trend for 2016, we tried different things to pair with this healthy, vibrant spice and came up with a Turmeric Ginger Cappuccino! An excerpt from our interview on the creation of our drink: What is the recipe for the Turmeric …
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Images shot and owned by Mademoiselle Meme and Shark Mountain Coffee. by Editor | Mademoiselle Meme In the quaint town of Charlottesville, Virginia, low-key city for the bougie and brainy (home to University of Virginia), exists Shark Mountain Coffee Company, owned by former mathematics graduate student-turned-coffee-connoisseur Jonny Nuckols. At first, we didn’t know Nuckols was the owner as he was making drinks at the coffee bar, something …
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Published: November 29, 2015. Updated: February 16, 2016 Mademoiselle Meme is based back in the U.S., and luckily for us, we will be bicoastal with a primary focus on Los Angeles. Recently, we delved into the Charlottesville food scene, home to the University of Virginia. Virginia in general is very unique because of the fertile orchards, vineyards and premier farming estates. Charlottesville is no exception, …
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Images taken and owned by Mademoiselle Meme by Editor | Mademoiselle Meme As Part II of the “LA” themed party series, it is only right to discuss the most delicious detail of any party: the dessert table. DESSERT TABLE Fortunately, when you have co-hosts that make delectable food, you don’t have to worry about main dishes for your event. Otherwise, I usually cater. And that is what I …
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