Mark and I had fun when we first got to experience the Food Truck Jam at Emirates Golf Club. So when our friends from Truckers DXB invited us again to try it out at their newest location, Marasi Business Bay, I knew that we were up to another fun weekend.

Food truck movement Truckers DXB and brand new development Marasi Business Bay partner to host ‘Truckers by Marasi Business Bay’. As part of Dubai Food Festival, the foodie event will take place on March 9-11 at the latest waterfront destination along the Dubai Water Canal in Business Bay.

Offering al fresco dining experience, the three-day event will feature 20 home-grown food trucks serving fusion cuisines and authentic food from all over the world. In addition to food on wheels, guests can also shop at the craft market; enjoy live performances; and participate in interactive entertainment for the whole family - from mechanical bull ride, jugglers, face painting, to kids’ cooking station and more.

How many of you have already witnessed the Burj Khalifa fireworks up close? Oh, I see a lot of hands. I just did for the first time just last New Year's Eve! So how was it, you may ask. It. Was. Amazing!

Just like during Christmas Eve when Mark and I didn't really have a plan, our New Year's Eve was also the same. You see, both our schedules are crazy.  Even if we were meaning to book ahead for NYE, it just won't work. When our schedules finally met, every place that we eyed was already fully booked.

I was first introduced to Bay Square during the opening of Circle Café. Noticeable there is a stretch of café and restaurants starting to sprout like wild mushrooms, which slowly makes Bay Square another haven of gastronomic adventures in Dubai.

The latest addition to this haven of good eats is Pantry Café’s new branch located in Bay Square at the ground floor of Building 6, which Cherry and I got to try.