"local delight" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to something unique to a certain place, usually an item of food or drink, that is widely enjoyed by locals. For example, "The local delight of Chiang Mai is Khao Soi, a spicy coconut-based soup."
Breakfast is dh175 (without tax) but what a breakfast: an eye-popping banquet of western and local delights.
With more than 60 vendors, the colorful market is packed with all sorts of local delights: salad greens, goat cheese, even prime cuts of beef and bison.
For a good selection of local delights, like Hainanese chicken rice or nasi padang, drop into Lau Pa Sat, an old train station at Robinson Road and Cross Street near the financial district that is now an open-air food court.
Their lunch platter groans with local delights from wallaby sausage to smoked salmon and wonderfully delicate cheeses, in a setting that's idiosyncratic (all exposed wood and raw edges) without seeming too much like a stage set.
Singapore's food courts, known as hawker centres, are one of the country's most-loved institutions, providing meals and local delights for as little as S$3 $2.4 £1.5.5).
He'll give you a three-hour hands-on demonstration on how to prepare such local delights as pappardelle all'uovo con sugo di cinghiale (fresh egg pasta with wild boar sauce) and agnello alla menta e aceto balsamico (lamb with mint and balsamic vinegar).
Forget the culinary local delights and dopey T-shirt stunts.
If you're wondering where to eat, don't despair because each month food trucks join the arts village's art walk to offer their mouthwatering local delights.
But, now with the excellent exchange, travelers can take advantage of travel deals, such as a $600.00 round trip flight out of New York direct to Iceland on Iceland Air and great values on anything from local delights such as hand woven cashmere sweaters, gastronomy, nightlife, tours and lodging.
