![DUBAI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES. 26 APRIL 2020.
INKED has reopened its kitchen to cook meals for vulnerable communities and front-line healthcare workers in the city. Here, the five-person team who have been provided almost 300 meals a day.
Kenza and Patrick Jarjour, the husband-and-wife team behind dining and event space Inked, in Alserkal Avenue, wanted to “give back to the community of Dubai” after they closed their two kitchens amid the coronavirus crisis.
(Photo: Reem Mohammed/The National)
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Inked in Alserkal Avenue is providing meals for healthcare workers and vulnerable communities in Dubai. Reem Mohammed / The National
Inked in Alserkal Avenue is providing meals for healthcare workers and vulnerable communities in Dubai. Reem Mohammed / The National
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