Ariston E Severes (Assistant MD, Johncy Restaurant & Bar) gives us a peek into what living in Goa is all about:
I have been living in Goa since …
My first breath, that’s 24 years of my life.
In Goa, I do (for a living)
Asst. ManagingDirector of a standalonerestaurant by the Benaulim beach, South Goa.
My best memory of life in Goa …
Being a Goan, everyday seems to be turning into a remarkable memory in this heart-warming place.
The best part about living in Goa …
is that one can spring up the mornings with the serene beauty of nature and essence of love the Goan people offer.
Thing I love most about Goa …
is that it is an eminent blend of the east and the west- extending from then authentic cuisine, the cultural and linguistic diversity, and so much more
Life in Goa in one word can be called …
“Susegad” – laid back, Relaxed and Chilled out.
On weekends I …
make hay when the sun sets. I’m usually driven by work and management on the weekends, though I squeeze in time to socialize with friends and family as well.
Events I look forward to most in Goa…
Sao Joao, Carnival, Shigmo, The food and cultural Festival, EDM events like Sunburn and Supersonic.
My ‘go to’ restaurant for a hearty meal …
Ritz Classic – for an authentic and sumptuous Goan fish thali
A local snack I am addicted to …
Chouris (Goan sausage) Pav and Cutlet Pav
My favourite season in Goa ….
The Moonsons… If there was one thing I could change about Goa, it would be … an improved and designed focus on highend tourism since Goa and its people thrive on it.
If I weren’t in Goa, I would be in …
Goa is where my heart lies… I can’t think of a better place to live my life. Once in a while, would love to indulge in the dynamic Indian cities like Mumbai or Bangalore and explore quality of life in Sydney, Switzerland and UK.
For us at Planet-Goa, our team is driven by that feeling of exhilaration that one gets when discovering that something ‘unique’ and ‘new’ about Goa for our ever-so-discerning readers.
Author:Planet Goa Team
For us at Planet-Goa, our team is driven by that feeling of exhilaration that one gets when discovering that something ‘unique’ and ‘new’ about Goa for our ever-so-discerning readers.
