Reason #23: Bhul lagli aahe tar khava lagelach (I guess one has to eat if one is hungry)
Now that I've decided to write about the food I eat (very excited), I need to decide on a structure on how to represent the information in a readable format to my readers. It doesn't make sense to put too much information which is already being passed around. But then there would be lot of people who would still want to know where the place is, when is it open, when is the best time to go and what to order and most important - how is the food?
So this is what I feel I need to try and capture when I go out to eat (even though it might be repetitive in nature when compared to other sites/blogs).
a) Restaurant's name & location (obvious piece of info). Kidhar khana hai? Kuthe khaycha?
b) Type of food/cuisine I'm eating (some people love to categorize) Kay khaycha? This is important when everyone says - mala kahi pan chalel or kuch bhi chalega (and then these people crib the most when you pick a restaurant.
c) Timings - its very important to know when food is served, especially if you are not a planner and tend to follow your call of duty (bhuk lagli) at the 11th hour. Some places don't server food after 11pm (which is sad).
d) Cost - a lot depends on the cost 'coz we all are not crorepatis...! The first thing most of us do when we open the menu is follow the right to left approach. Check the price, then check the name of the dish...or even if its left to right we still check the price before we order. Budget constraints (jeb main kitna paisa hai). Its only when we go for a treat and/or if someone else is paying and you are not really concerned about this wealth - you tend to order without looking at the price. But then some people still follow RTL (right to left) approach - lets order the costliest dish 'coz I'm not going to pay attitude. Usko paisa bharna hai...mujhe nahi...(mere baap ka kya jata hai...!!!).
e) Must eat - there is always that 'ONE' dish which you should eat in a particular restaurant....their specialty. I hope to get a chance to eat that in all the places I visit.
f) My favorite - there will always be one dish that would be my favorite (could be the same as the must eat). I'll try to do equal justice to both.
g) Comments - there r quite a few things you always like to know about an eating place...the ambiance, the name of the friendly manager who can get you early seating, the places to park your vehicle, the bar menu, payment options via credit card, home delivery, etc. I hope to add as much info as possible to make your choice easier.
This structure is subject to change based on your comments and my understanding of your requirements (which could be flawed).
Bhuk lagli...??? Khate raho....!!!!
Now that I've decided to write about the food I eat (very excited), I need to decide on a structure on how to represent the information in a readable format to my readers. It doesn't make sense to put too much information which is already being passed around. But then there would be lot of people who would still want to know where the place is, when is it open, when is the best time to go and what to order and most important - how is the food?
So this is what I feel I need to try and capture when I go out to eat (even though it might be repetitive in nature when compared to other sites/blogs).
a) Restaurant's name & location (obvious piece of info). Kidhar khana hai? Kuthe khaycha?
b) Type of food/cuisine I'm eating (some people love to categorize) Kay khaycha? This is important when everyone says - mala kahi pan chalel or kuch bhi chalega (and then these people crib the most when you pick a restaurant.
c) Timings - its very important to know when food is served, especially if you are not a planner and tend to follow your call of duty (bhuk lagli) at the 11th hour. Some places don't server food after 11pm (which is sad).
d) Cost - a lot depends on the cost 'coz we all are not crorepatis...! The first thing most of us do when we open the menu is follow the right to left approach. Check the price, then check the name of the dish...or even if its left to right we still check the price before we order. Budget constraints (jeb main kitna paisa hai). Its only when we go for a treat and/or if someone else is paying and you are not really concerned about this wealth - you tend to order without looking at the price. But then some people still follow RTL (right to left) approach - lets order the costliest dish 'coz I'm not going to pay attitude. Usko paisa bharna hai...mujhe nahi...(mere baap ka kya jata hai...!!!).
e) Must eat - there is always that 'ONE' dish which you should eat in a particular restaurant....their specialty. I hope to get a chance to eat that in all the places I visit.
f) My favorite - there will always be one dish that would be my favorite (could be the same as the must eat). I'll try to do equal justice to both.
g) Comments - there r quite a few things you always like to know about an eating place...the ambiance, the name of the friendly manager who can get you early seating, the places to park your vehicle, the bar menu, payment options via credit card, home delivery, etc. I hope to add as much info as possible to make your choice easier.
This structure is subject to change based on your comments and my understanding of your requirements (which could be flawed).
Bhuk lagli...??? Khate raho....!!!!
