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41 maltatoday, Sunday, 10 auguSt 2014 'The world on a plate' is the best way to describe our new Q-Zins Restau- rant serving 5 different types of cui- sine under one roof. This is the first restaurant in Malta that offers Medi- terranean, Italian, Asian, Chinese and Sushi cuisine. The choice of starters ranges from garlic bread topped with mozzarella to our soup of the day. Those look- ing for a more elaborate starter can opt for mushrooms in garlic, chicken satay, smoked fish or our lovely deep fried goat's cheese which is crunchy on the outside and soft on the inside. Our Mediterranean dishes are characterised by what the sea and the earth can jointly offer - marinated prawns & salmon served on a veg- etable salad straight from our local farmer's land. You can also enjoy our exquisite pot of mussels, swordfish, tuna, king prawns and the catch of the day de- livered directly from our local fisher- men. For meat lovers, there is a feast of 9 different types to choose from - beef fillet, rib-eye steak, duck breast, pork, chicken breast and barbequed spare ribs marinated in honey and Dijon Mustard and glazed with a tangy smoky flavoured sauce. Our Italian touch comes in the form of a wide range pizzas and pasta dish- es, a variety of 18 pizzas and 11 differ- ent pasta dishes, to be precise. Our own pizzaiolo dishes out the classics, piping hot Margherita, Fung- hi, Capricciosa and Quattro Stagioni. He has also introduced a local touch with his own special Pizza Maltija and Gozitana. A selection of pasta - from spaghet- ti, penne, farfalle to fusilli - can be en- joyed with your choice sauce. We also serve ravioli filled with cottage cheese and tossed in tomato sauce. To make sure that no one misses out on such delicious dishes, we also serve gluten free and whole meal pasta. Our Asian fare comes in the form of teriyaki chicken wings, spring rolls, sesame prawn toast, pork satay, won- ton and prawn crackers. Your mains can range from a selection of chicken with mixed peppers, onion and toma- toes, to beef in oyster sauce, sweet and sour pork and the famous crispy beef with honey, sweet chili and sesame seeds. If you fancy Chinese you might wish to go for sizzling dishes with beef fil- let shredded with onions and bell peppers or perhaps a stir fried diced chicken with cashew nuts. Our egg- fried rice, stir fried vegetables and fried bean sprouts and vegetables are out of this world. And last but not the least we have Sushi made up of rolls of rice and raw cuts - Nigiri to Maki roll to Futomaki consists of rice rolled in Nori Seaweed with a centre filling of avocado, cu- cumber, cream cheese and Japanese Mayonnaise. As our guest you have the option of the bountiful San Antonio Platter which includes Sashimi, tuna and salmon, Nigiri, Maki and Salmon Tatar. Q-Zins Restaurant opens every day for dinner from 7pm onwards. You can call us to book a table on Tel: 2158 3434 The new Campus Package from Banif Bank, designed for students following post-secondary or tertiary education and who are in receipt of a stipend has just been launched. The Campus Package is the ideal choice for students who are seeking a more flexible approach to banking while enjoying preferential rates on a wide range of financial services. This year Banif Bank has teamed up with key partners so that each student can choose one of a range of gifts intended to appeal to all students. Exclusive benefits include pre- mium interest rates on the Cam- pus Current Account; bonus in- terest rates on the Campus Flexi Term Account; free direct credit of stipend into the Campus Cur- rent Account; free Visa Debit Card for fund accesses anywhere in the world and for easy and safe online shopping; preferential rates on loans which are related to the student's studies; free internet banking; free standing orders; and a fee-free Visa Classic Credit Card with a credit limit of €1,000 for over 18 year olds with complimen- tary travel insurance and purchase protection cover. On opening a Campus Account with Banif the student may choose any one of the following gifts: a free Remington Hair Clipper (worth €59.95); a free Remington Pro Soft Curl (worth €51.95); a €50 voucher redeemable at AtoZ Electronics on any notebook or tablet, wireless headphones with blue tooth connection for only €10 (worth €53.95); external Hard disk for only €10 (worth €56.95); €50 worth of photocopies and station- ery items from Paper Clips in Msi- da; 1 month free membership with Richard Geres (worth €50); or a €30 cash deposit in the Campus Account. All students who receive opening their Campus Account between July and October of this year will also be eligible to partici- pate in a lottery draw, on receipt of the direct credit on their stipend in December, with a chance to win one of three 3D Philips 27" moni- tors. "Our primary aim is to offer students a financial package that can see them through their post- secondary education years," said Caroline Gauci, Business Devel- opment Unit Manager at Banif. "This is when students start learning how to become independ- ent and our package of financial tools will help them manage their money and plan for the future." Students can register their inter- est online or on the Banif Face- book Page. More information can be obtained by calling Customer Care on 2260 1000, on email customercare@banif.com.mt, by browsing www.banif.com.mt. Al- ternatively one can visit any Banif Bank branch in Malta and Gozo. The Campus Package from Banif Bank Events Q-Zins Restaurant GasanMamo Insurance supports final exhibition of Ggantija 2013 Project Vodafone employees share part of their salaries with those in need GasanMamo Insurance is sup- porting the final exhibition of the Ġgantija 2013 Project led by the Ars Vitae Ensemble which is being held at the Upper Galleries of St James Cavalier Centre for Creativ- ity in Valletta, and will run till 24 August 2014. During this final part of the project, new works by Victor Ag- ius, including sculptures in mixed media will be exhibited. Mariella Cassar Cordina's new composition Ġgantija II will be premiered at the music room of St James Cavalier on 6 August at 20:00hrs while Im- manuel Mifsud will read the works he produced for the project. "We are very proud that we have been part of this project from the beginning. It had promised to be a veritable feast for the senses and the cultural appetites of so many peo- ple interested in arts, and indeed it was and will continue so with the final exhibition," said Mark Mamo, General Manager at GasanMamo. "This sponsorship has been part of our continuous support to local artists in Malta looking to preserve and promote our extraordinary heritage." Ġgantija 2013 Project is an on go- ing multidisciplinary work embrac- ing music, visual art and literature. The project aims to dialogue with Ġgantija, a Unesco World Heritage Site situated on the island of Gozo through the use of contemporary media. Curated by Dr Vince Briffa, this artistic initiative is a collaboration between composer Mariella Cassar Cordina, artist Victor Agius and the international acclaimed Mal- tese writer Immanuel Mifsud. The project was launched in June 2013 at the Temples via a performance of Ġgantija 2013, composed by Cas- sar Cordina and penned by Mifsud, and sculpture interventions and light installations by Agius. Ġgantija 2013 Project is hosted by St James Cavalier Centre for Crea- tivity and Heritage Malta and is supported by the Malta Arts Fund, Banif Bank (Malta) plc, GasanMa- mo Insurance, Gozo Cultural Of- fice, Xagħra Local Council, Gozo Express Services Ltd, Marsamena Wines, Artsphere International and The Janatha Stubbs Founda- tion. Further information on the Ġgantija 2013 Project can be ob- tained by visiting the Ars Vitae Ensemble Facebook page on ht- t ps://w w w.f aceb o ok .com /A rsVi- taeEnsemble . In their annual initiative of solidar- ity, employees from Vodafone Malta have contributed €3,000 to Caritas through the Vodafone Employee Contribution for Charity Scheme, were employees make a monthly donation that is taken directly from their salary. "Our commitment to the community underlies the core values and principles of the company," said Roberta Pace, Administrator of the Vodafone Malta Foundation. "To Vodafone Malta social invest- ment is not an add-on to business activities but is at the heart of how we engage with our customers, em- ployees, investors and suppliers and the society we live in. The Employee Charity Contribution scheme is one initiative that underlines the fact that Vodafone, together with its employ- ees believes in helping different char- itable institutions carry out sterling work in our community."